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Question - Paladin as main healer?

Dretski

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Does anyone have any experience with a paladin as a main healer? I have a very well geared warrior tank at my disposal, but no real experience whatsoever with paladins. I'm thinking a paladin would add more DPS for the group and also be a fleshier alternative than the cleric in case of unwanted aggro/macro hangups. I know of course that a manual paladin can easily heal most content with my current group setup, but has anyone tried this for real with a macro'd one?
 
I have with mixed results just experimenting. Paladin was tank though and chanter for slows with wiz's for dps group content was doable. Don't know about just using one to heal a warrior.
 
This isn't WOW, Cleric Pure Healer, Shaman or Druid for DPS/Heals....

I had my warrior grind for 30 mins with a dead cleric in Frontier Mountains just recently, the only backup heals in my group comes from a beastlord who didn't even have the healing spells mem'd.
 
I think the main thing to keep in mind is how beefy your MT is doesn't matter War/PAL/SK

If it is raid geared with all the defensive AAs maxed then even a group geared Pally can heal it.

Second of course is the type of content, well geared Pallies and SKs are amazing against older content.
 
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While an SK for instance is an excellent choice for a self healing tank, as a group healer it's quite terrible. I'm thinking a paladin should do it a lot better. All my toons are max AA since about 2 weeks into EoK anyways and they are in mainly raid gear, so it might actually be worth a shot. I still have the cleric anyways if it fails, and then I'll have an extra tank to play with in the worst case. :p
 
I often have a merc die, and wind up tanking and healing with regular mobs even in EOK, a pally can heal on regular mobs.
 
I sorted my situation, albeit a bit unconventional. All the healing I need for EoK comes from 2 beastlord pets, 1 beastlord healing and chanter scarecrow illusion, + a few warrior abilities.. Also gives me double Paragon for the wiz. :D
 
Question - Paladin as main healer?

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