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The Holy Paladin Guide for WotLK
The Holy Paladin Guide
Last updated on 12/28/2008
I. Introduction
Theorycrafting Tools
While talking about skills can be useful, sometimes you need to crunch the numbers to see what wins out. This is where these tools can come in, to help you find out what gear is better for you. As far as I know there is no Holy Paladin spreadsheet updated for 3.0, but if there is please let me know and I'll include. Your only option now is to use
, you can read more about it in the
Rawr Healadin Module
There are many acronyms in WoW, and Paladins are doing there part to keep that true. For the new Paladins out there this is to help you not be totally confused while reading posts.
AW: Avenging Wrath.
BoK: Blessing of Kings
BoW: Blessing of Wisdom
BoL: Beacon of Light. Was formerly Blessing of Light, but that spell no longer exists.
CD: Cooldown.
DF: Divine Favor.
DI: Divine Illumination. For the purposes of this thread, it doesn't refer to Divine Intervention.
DP: Divine Protection
FoL: Flash of Light
HL: Holy Light.
HPM: Healing per mana.
HPS: Healing per second.
HS: Holy Shock.
ICD: Internal Cooldown.
IoL: Infusion of Light.
JoL: Judgement of Light
JotP: Judgement of the Pure
JoW: Judgement of Wisdom
LG: Light's Grace
Mp5: Mana per 5 sec.
OOM: Out of mana.
SP: Spell Power.
SS: Sacred Shield.
WWS: WoW Web Stats.
5SR: 5 second rule.
Assumed Raid Buffs
With the changes to buffs so that they are almost all raid wide, it is safe to assume during discussion you will have these buffs (unless otherwise stated).
5% Spell Haste, from Wrath of Air totem.
3% Spell Haste, from Sanctified Retribution or Imp Moonkin Aura.
15% Spell Haste, from Judgements of the Pure.
5% Spell Crit, from Moonkin Aura or Elemental Oath.
144 Spell Power increase from Flame Tongue, or 280 from Totem of Wrath.
0.25% max mana per sec, from Replenishment, with 90% uptime.
10% increase to stats with Blessing of Kings.
91mp5 from Blessing of Wisdom, or 109mp5 with Imp BoW.
97 Intellect, from Arcane Intellect and Mark of the Wild.
II. Stats
For each stat I will try to demonstrate what 100 items points gives, which is equivalent to 5 epic quality Northrend gems. For most stats 1 item point is equal to 1 point in the stat. The exceptions are Spell Power (1 item point = 1.166 sp), Mp5 (1 item point = 0.4mp5) and Stamina (1 item point = 1.5 stamina).
While this won't increase how much healing you do directly, a dead healer is not doing any healing. You won't need stamina for all fights though, but if you are going to get a piece with low (or no) stamina I would recommend keeping a set of gear around that has higher stamina. So you can throw them on for fights with heavy AoE damage. For 100 item points you get 150, which with BoK becomes 1650 health.
Intellect has received a HUGE boost with WotLK mechanics, and is now the best stat for Holy Paladins by far. Let me list what 100 Intellect gives you:
126.5 Intellect, with BoK and Divine Intellect
1897 Mana at the start of the fight
39.5mp5 from Divine Plea, if its used on CD.
21.3mp5 from Replenishment, with 90% uptime.
4.7mp5 from Arcane Torrent, if you are a Blood Elf.
25.3 Spell Power
0.759% Spell Crit
This gives you a lot of mana, which lets you cast a lot more Holy Lights and be more liberal in using them. If you stack this stat you will be able to spam Holy Light during most fights.
Despite being told while WotLK was still in its initial phases that they wanted to make spirit good for all healers, nothing ended up getting changed. Spirit still is as crappy as ever for Paladins, you are never out of the 5SR to gain any mana from it. 100 spirit gives you nothing
Spell Power
Increases how much healing your spells do at a rate dependent on each spell, exact values are given in the spells section. FoL scales really well with Spell Power because it has a low mana cost, but gets more benefit from Spell Power then most 1.5sec spells. So once you get to higher gear levels its low amount of base healing won't really matter, since 75% of the healing it does is from Spell Power. 100 Item points gives you 120 Spell Power, which increases each FoL by 134, and HL by 223.
Critical Strike Rating
Critical Heals end up healing for 50% more and cost 60% less mana, and 100 Spell Crit gives +2.17% crit rate at 80. Crit scale really well, but it starts out not being that great compared to other stats. This graph shows you how much effective mana is gained when you add 1% crit at varying initial crit rates. As you can see crit scales geometrically with itself, because you spend the extra mana from crit heals casting more heals which can crit. So going from 48% to 49% crit gives you twice as much mana as going from 0% to 1% crit. It also scales with how big your effective mana pool is.
Crit Rating is a good stat, especially at high gear levels. Though Intellect gives you 1/3 of the amount of Crit for the same item points, while also giving you all the additional mana.
Haste Rating
Increases how fast your heals cast, but they cost the same amount of healing per mana. 10% Spell Haste does not mean your spells cast 10% faster, rather it means in a given time period you will cast 10% more spells. So the cast time after haste is calculated by (Base Cast Time)/(1 + Spell Haste). The more haste you get the less cast time it will reduce, but it will increase how many spells you can cast by the same amount. Its important to note that all haste effects (Wrath of Air, Sanc Ret, JotP, and Gear) stack multiplicatively. So with all of them you only need 20.6% haste from gear to get haste soft capped (50%, for 1sec GCDs). 100 Spell Haste at 80 will give you 3% haste. With the amount of mana we have now and that people rarely die if a HL reaches them. Haste increases the chance that HL will reach them in time, and increase the amount we can put out.
Mana per 5 sec
Gives you the specified amount of mana over 5 seconds, wether or not you have been casting a spell. This stat is pretty crappy now, with Divine Plea intellect is better then it in every single way by far. 100 item points will give you 40mp5, which is 2880 mana over 6 minutes. Even though it isn't a great stats, you can't just ignore it though. Items with mp5 can still be really good. Just because of there higher ilvl, or not being any better itemized items of the same ilvl.
III. Abilities
Holy Paladins are no longer restricted to just casting two spells in combat. We got a few new good ones, and some old ones are now worth using. At level 80 a Paladin has 4394 base mana, which is a 48% increase over level 70. This is a brief run down of all the skills.
Holy Light
With how much mana you can have now, because of Intellect and Divine Plea, this is your main spell that you can spam most of the fight. Holy Light receives 188.5% of spell power per cast if you have Healing Light, which was buffed by 25% with WotLK. There are a lot of new mana reduction effects (
, and
) that if you have all them brings the HPM for HL and FoL very close. Remember that the amount of mana returned by Illumination is unchanged, so these effects are even more powerful. HL will very often overheal with how much we can cast it now, but that is okay. Unless you are going OOM before the fight ends, it doesn't matter how much it overheals.
Flash of Light
This is now used when mana is tight, or if there is a lull in a fight and not much is needing healing. It receives 113% of spell power per cast, if you have Healing Light. This was buffed by 25% with WotLK, so it scales even better with +healing now.
Holy Shock
Yay! This spell has sucked for so long, it used to only deal damage, and now it is finally a good healing spell. This spell got greatly improved in WotLK, to heal for a lot more, have a 40 yd range as a heal (finally), and a 6 sec cooldown. Along with Infusion of Light, which makes it so whenever you crit with Holy Shock, your next FoL is instant or your next Holy Light is 1 sec shorter cast time. It receives 90.5% of spell power per spell casting, if you have Healing Light. This is great a spell to use when you are moving and can't cast anything else, or the tank took a huge burst and they will likely die before you can get a Holy Light off. It is around as efficient as Holy Light, so I wouldn't use it in place of FoL if you don't need the extra hps or an instant heal.
Beacon of Light
This is the spell that we were given to help us deal with being able to heal multiple targets at the same time. This is no CoH or Chain Heal, but its not meant to be. It can be much better, or it can be worse, it depends on the situation. This only takes into account effective heals, so if you heal someone for 4k, but they are only down 3k then the BoL will get healed for 3k. A common complaint of it is that it can't be relied on because of overheals not providing any healing. It also only works on Paladin healing abilities, so if you have a trinket (or something else) that heals then that won't proc BoL. If you place the Beacon on tank and go to raid heal you will need to watch the tanks health still and be ready to toss Holy Lights on him when needed. It can be a huge mana sink to keep it up, but it can be very worth in a lot of situations. But don't feel like you need to have 100% uptime on it, sometimes it just won't be effective when you only have 1 target that can use heals.
A perfect example of using it while tank healing is in Illidan Phase 2. While you can't rely on it to keep the tank you are healing alive, you can use it to greatly help the other tank stay alive. So at the start of P2 I will cast it on the tank the I am not healing, and then just heal my tank as normal. Let me tell you, getting a 1.7sec 10k Holy Light crit (with AW) that heals my tank, and then heals the Beacon for 10k is amazingly awesome.
Sacred Shield
First I will clarify how SS works, when you cast the spell on someone they gain a 30 second buff. Nothing happens until the target takes damage, when they do they will take the full amount, but will gain a second buff. This new buff will absorb the next 500 + 75% of your Spell Power damage and then expire, while it is active it will also increase the crit rate of FoL by 50%. This 2nd buff lasts a maximum of 6 seconds, and can only occur every 6 seconds. The ICD on the proc is shared between all SS's on the target, so it doesn't stack between multiple Paladins.
This is most effective on Tanks since they take damage often, but can also be useful on group members if you know they are going to be taking damage more often then every 6 seconds.
Avenging Wrath
With WotLK this now effects healing, but is reduced to a 20% increase. In 3.0.8 its was changed to no longer cause a GCD, and to only cause a 30sec blackout period with Bubble. So its much easier to use while healing, and should be used often unless you think you might need Bubble in those 30 seconds.
Divine Plea
This spell gives an insane amount of mana back, and makes Intellect an amazing stat. You do lose healing output, but the extra amounts of Holy Lights it lets you cast makes it worth it on all but trivial fights.
Divine Favor
This is unchanged with WotLK, but with IoL it warrants no longer being relegated to just a HL macro. Saving it to use with HS for when the tank gets a big burst, for a combo with HL, can be very useful.
Divine Illumination
Nothing really changed with DI, try to save it for when you are going to be casting a lot of Holy Lights or have to renew BoL. But, don't let it sit off cooldown for too long.
Lay on Hands
Is significantly better to use in fights now, since it no longer drains all of your remaining mana. Its uses are pretty obvious, save it for when the tank gets a huge burst and will likely die before a cast time spell reaches him. If you cast this on yourself with
Glyph of Divinity
Glyph of Lay on Hands
you will get 4680 mana back. Which is a substantial amount mana if you won't need to use it on the tank.
Judgement of Wisdom
Judgement of Light
With Crusader Strike no longer refreshing Judgements and JotP, a Holy Paladin needs to actually judge on a regular basis. There are two main different strategies you can use for judging, you can either be trying to keep a 100% JotP uptime, or to keep 100% uptime on the Judgement debuff. It costs 3 GCDs per 2 min to keep JotP up, and 7 GCDs per 2 min to keep JotP and Judgement debuff up. Either way though with 15% extra haste you will be able to get more total healing spells out even after "wasting" 7 GCDs.
JoL was also buffed with WotLK and is definitely worth keeping up, but it scales significantly better with AP then SP. So if you have a Ret or Prot pally in the raid it is better for them to do JoL and you do JoW. Conversely though the Ret/Prot Pally will have a much more reliable uptime on there Judgement, since sometimes you just can't spare the global, and some classes are dependent on 100% JoW uptime for their DPS cycle. So if you can't guarantee to keep up JoW, it might be better for you to do your weaker JoL.
Hand of Sacrifice
The new version of this spell for WotLK is now very useful for PvE. A good button to use to help keep your tank alive when he gets some burst on him. Be careful though, the tank can take a lot of damage which will the be transfered to you. If your tank has BoL on him, it can be useful to just heal yourself while HoS is active so you don't die.
Hand of Protection
Nothing new with this for WotLK besides a new name. Its good to use on someone when they pull aggro. Can also be used on tanks in some fights when you need to force a tank transition.
Hand of Salvation
This now gives 20% threat reduction over its duration. A dps will likely call for you to use it on them when they are close to pulling aggro.
IV. Gear
Most of the individual stats are discussed in the stats section. So this section is going to more geared for abnormal stats on items like meta gems, librams, and trinkets.
While there will always be one stat that is the best for you, that doesn't mean you should stack it with little concern for the cost. The more of a stat is on the item, the more items points it takes per stat point. For example, one item could have 10 intellect, or it could 8 intellect and 7 crit rating, while being the same item level. So it is in your best interest most of the time to have items with balanced stats, and use gems to stack a stat since they are exempt from this rule. Sometimes balanced items won't always be the best, or the distribution of stats on another item could be better, but in the general case balanced items are better.
Meta Gems
WotLK added a lot of new options for meta gems to choose from. For all the comparisons I am using 1400 Int and 25114 mana as a base, approximately mostly epic gear that is favoring Int. I also assume a 6 min fight, 4 Divine Pleas, and 90% Replenishment uptime.
[Insightful Earthsiege Diamond]
(5% chance to restore 600 mana with a 15 second ICD)
26.6 Intellect (After Kings/Divine Intellect)
399 mana at start.
399 mana from Divine Plea.
323 mana from Replenishment.
48 mana from Arcane Torrent, if you are a Blood Elf.
5.3 spell power.
0.156% crit.
4800 mana from proc. With ICD an average of 45 seconds per proc.
5921 mana (+48 if Blood Elf), 5.3 spell power, 0.156% crit.
The proc is approximately 70mp5, varying on your ratio of HL to FoL. This is the best meta you can use.
[ZZOLD Design: Revitalizing Skyflare Diamond]
This is can be a good meta if you feel your burst healing is too low. Normally HL crits are big enough that the extra amount healed is often wasted, so that I find the extra HLs I can cast while using an IED better.
[Ember Skyflare Diamond]
28 Intellect
420 mana at start.
420 mana from Divine Plea.
340 mana from Replenishment.
50 mana from Arcane Torrent, if you are a Blood Elf.
30.6 spell power.
0.168% crit.
1180 mana (+50 if Blood Elf), 30.6 spell power, 0.168% crit.
Though it looks good on paper, you will never get enough Int to have it come even close to Insightful.
[Beaming Earthsiege Diamond]
502 mana at start.
502 mana from Divine Plea.
407 mana from Replenishment.
60 mana from Arcane Torrent, if you are a Blood Elf.
0.457% crit.
1411 mana (+60 if Blood Elf), and 0.457% crit.
Similar to Ember, it is in the same boat of 2% being too small of a benefit.
[Libram of Renewal]
This is a huge increase in output, because of how much mana it saves. It reduces the cost of your Holy Light spell by almost 10%, it is the best libram you can get. Remember that Illumination works off of base mana, so you will still get the same amount of mana back from crits.
[Deadly Gladiator's Libram of Justice]
This is a good Libram and works well with the style of FoL. It just can't rival the massive mana reduction on Libram of Renewal.
[Libram of Tolerance]
I don't see any situation where I would use it over Renewal. Since I can use the 113 mana I saved on a Holy Light to do a lot more than 265 healing.
Just a list for now, I'll add some discussion for them later.
[Living Ice Crystals]
[Forethought Talisman]
[Illustration of the Dragon Soul]
[Soul of the Dead]
[Darkmoon Card: Illusion]
[Darkmoon Card: Greatness]
(+90 Intellect version)
[Embrace of the Spider]
[Je'Tze's Bell]
[The Egg of Mortal Essence]
[Forge Ember]
[Figurine - Sapphire Owl]
[Soul Preserver]
V. Glyphs
Personally at 80 I am going to use Holy Light, Divinity, and Seal of Wisdom for my Major Glyphs. Here are all of the options you have currently.
Glyph of Holy Light
With 3.0.3 this Glyph got change, so the initial target of the heal can no longer get a proc from the Glyph, and how much it procs for is different. If your heal doesn't crit, it will proc off of effective healing amount if its less then 50% overheal, otherwise it will proc off total amount. If it does crit, it will proc off of effective healing amount if its less then 66% overheal, other wise it will proc off total amount. It does
smart heal, but rather heals 5 random targets in range. Which greatly diminishes the effect compared to CoH, but it can be very effective at healing when the whole raid takes damage. It can do a substantial amount of healing in some fights (I have had up to 15% of healing done), so I wouldn't go anywhere without it.
Glyph of Flash of Light
This is getting changed to +5% FoL crit chance in 3.0.8. Reduces the average cost of FoL by 9.21, and increases the average amount healed by 2.5%. The Glyph I would consider using this over is Glyph of Divinity. I don't currently cast FoL enough to make it better then Divinity though, but with low gear levels or long fights it can be better.
Glyph of Seal of Wisdom
Glyph of Seal of Light
Both really good glyphs, especially since you will be keeping a Seal up anyway for JotP.
GSoW ends up reducing the average mana cost of Holy Light by more then 5%, because it doesn't change the amount of mana returned by Illumination. With Libram and 4pcT7, GSoW takes the mana cost from 1102 to 1044. Crits restore an average 344 mana, with 45% crit rate. That takes the average cost for HL without SoW to be 758, and 700 with it. That is a 7.6% average mana cost reduction.
GSoL will be better if you are having issues with not having enough burst healing, otherwise GSoW lets you output a lot more healing.
Glyph of Divinity
A good Glyph with no downside. If you cast LoH on yourself with this you will get double the mana returned. Which will make it great for fights where you are crunched on mana, and don't need the burst heal of a Lay on Hands.
Glyph of Spiritual Atunement
You will need to get healed for 117,000 healing by another healer for this to return more mana then Divinity.
Glyph of Cleansing
Not a good Glyph, since if you are spending a lot of GCDs on cleanse you won't have mana issues.
Minor Glyphs
Glyph of Lay on Hands
- A big increase to LoH mana for a minor glyph, use this one.
Glyph of the Wise
- Great Glyph to use with Glyph of SoW. Saves the cost of approximately 1 FoL per cast.
Glyph of Blessing of Kings
- If you have Kings, this makes your life easier, and there is no better 3rd minor for raids.
VI. Consumables
While you can only use 1 per fight now, you do have some choice about which that will be.
Runic Mana Potion
- The good old bland mana potion. Thankfully they also greatly reduced the range of mana restored.
Potion of Nightmares
- This got changed from its former brethren, so that it lasts 6 seconds and is no longer dispellable. Can definetly see being able to use this easily in many fights for the extra 1200 mana over Runic. I will carry a stock of both of these along with me.
Potion of Speed
- This could be useful in some fights if you know there will be 15 seconds where you will need to totally maximize output.
Potion of Wild Magic
- Same idea as Potion of Speed, but I don't see any reason to use this one over a Potion of Speed though.
Well Fed
These are the 4 relevant different buff types, but you can get different food that give the same benefit. Just chose them how you would your gems.
Firecracker Salmon
Imperial Manta Steak
Mighty Rhino Dogs
Spiced Wyrm Burger
Flask of the Frost Wyrm
- A solid throughput increase, my flask of choice for WotLK.
Flask of Pure Mojo
- With how poorly Mp5 has scaled to WotLK content I don't see any reason to use this over Frost Wyrm.
Flask of Distilled Wisdom
- Sadly this flask from Vanilla WoW is still half decent. I wouldn't use it over Frost Wyrm though.
Spellpower Elixir
Elixir of Deadly Strikes
Elixir of Lightning Speed
Elixir of Mighty Thoughts
Elixir of Might Mageblood
Spellpower/Mighty Thoughts could beat out Frost Wyrm (67 SP vs 45 Int), but is more expensive to keep up while learning a boss.
Mana/Wizard Oils
They discontinued these with WotLK, and any old ones you have will not work on your new WotLK weapons.
VII. Trade Skills
Listed are the benefits you get from being each profession. With WotLK enchants can require you to have the profession to receive the stats, so you can no longer level Enchanting (or any other profession) for ring enchants and then drop it.
- 37 Spell Power or 13mp5 depending on Flask used. Also reduces how much gold you spend on consumables.
Socket Glove
Socket Bracer
- Gives you 38 Spell Power, 32 Int, 32 Crit, 32 Haste, or 12mp5.
Enchant Ring - Greater Spellpower
- Gives you 38 Spell Power.
Hyperspeed Accelerators
- Which is pretty crappy for healing, it averages to 23 haste rating, and the normal spell power enchant is better then that.
Unbreakable Healing Amplifiers
- Decent helm to start off with, but can be replaced easily with
[Helm of Purified Thoughts]
from AC rep.
- Small amount self healed, but it is off the GCD.
Master's Inscription of the Storm
Master's Inscription of the Crag
- 37 Spell Power increase over The Sons of Hodir version.
Dragon's Eye Gems
- Gives you 33 to a stat, 39 spell power, or 15mp5. These gems are prismatic, so they let you achieve some socket bonuses and meta requirements while only using one gem type.
Sapphire Owl
- A really good trinket that is better then many epic trinkets.
Fur Lining - Spell Power
- Offers you 37 spell power upgrade over normal enchant.
- This is pretty useless.
Master of Anatomy
- 25 spell crit.
Darkglow Embroidery
- 18.75mp5 on average at the cost of
Enchant Cloak - Greater Speed
VIII. Add Ons
A good UI for a healer is essential, you can be much more effective at healing with it then the stock UI. Here are some suggestions for AddOns.
(Raid Frames)
Grid is a raid frame addon that I highly recommend for any healer. It makes it much easier to see the health of everyone in your raid, and is very customizable to fit your needs.
(Unit Frames)
I find it much easier to keep track of your health and mana with this, then the insanely small bars in the default UI. This mod is also highly customizable, and can do almost anything you want it to do.
is another popular Unit Frame addon. Both of these can also serve as your raid frames, but I find Grid does a better job.
(Scrolling Combat Text)
This addon helps me better keep track of damage incoming to me, and the healing I am doing then the default one. Another option is
(Click Casting)
With a click casting addon you assign a mouse button (like middle mouse) to a spell, and whenever you press that button on a unit frame it casts that spell at that unit. I like using this with Cleanse, because I find I have better reaction times with it. Some people like assigning a button (or key-button combination) to all there heals, and using just that to heal.
(Blessing Asssignments)
This AddOn will make your life keeping everyone blessed with the proper blessings much easier. While I am sure a lot of us have had their frustrations with PallyPower, it is significantly better then not using one. An alternative is
(Spell Timers)
Keeps track of the time left on all of your buffs/debuffs like Beacon of Light and JotP. Being able to see the time left on these spells at a glance makes it significantly easier to keep them up.
IX. Talent Builds
Here are a few sample talent builds that will give anyone a good starting point, and are by no means the only builds you can go. All of them are just guidelines meant to give people an idea of where to start and then customize for themselves.
Paladin (51/0/20) - World of Warcraft
: PvE without any Blessing talents
Paladin (51/5/15) - World of Warcraft
: PvE with Blessing of Kings
Paladin (51/0/20) - World of Warcraft
: PvE with Imp Might and Wisdom
Paladin (51/20/0) - World of Warcraft
: A guideline PvP build.
X. Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How much Mp5 is X% Crit worth (or vice versa)?
A: It depends on your spell rotation. If you are mostly spamming just FoL, then crit isn't that much of a mana return. It is when you start using HL heavily, that it overtakes Mp5 in mana returns.
Q: Which is these two items are better for me?
A: Use a theorycrafting tool, it will be able to answer it much better. If for some reason you think it is wrong, post here in detail about why you think it is wrong.
XI. Version History
12/28: Large updates to many sections.
11/28: Updated meta gem and libram section.
11/5: Change Glyph of Holy Light to the new behavior in 3.0.3, and other minor updates.
11/4: Added Trinkets, Glyphs, Trade Skills, Consumables and Addons. Did some reformatting.
11/3: Initial version. Added some talent builds.
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King Hippo
Goblin Shaman
I just posted the initial version of this thread. It is by no means complete, but it is better then the outdated one for now.
I will be adding a lot more calculations once I get to 80, and I have a much better idea of stats with level 80 gear.
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Von Kaiser
Blood Elf Paladin
Undead and Fabulous
Looks great so far. Been hoping to see something like this for Holy Paladins.
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Human Paladin
No WoW Account
If you were curious of the stats of the pre-made (blue 80 gear with epic neck and rings and the blue Libram is 204 SP to Flash) with 51/5/15 spec and Kings up:
1373 stamina
657 int
1606 Healing
24.23% Crit
98 mp5
Here is a stab at a 80 PvP build 51/20 Holy/Protection:
Edit: Base Mana is the same for all 80 paladins
Total Mana was around 13.6k
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King Hippo
Goblin Shaman
Ya, I will start doing some calculations based on those. Level 80 dungeon blues and heroic epics should be significantly better then that, so they won't be totally accurate though. Do you have the stats for base mana at 80, and total mana with that gear?
For the PvP build, I am surprised you didn't put any points into Light's Grace. I think it is definitely more useful then 3pts in Judgments of the Pure. Besides that though I would probably do a build very similar.
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Glass Joe
Troll Druid
The Evicted
Originally Posted by
Ya, I will start doing some calculations based on those. Do you have the stats for base mana, and total mana? But, level 80 blues and heroic epics should be significantly better then that.
Those stats are assuming level 80 entry-level PvP blues with Resilience/Stamina gems socketed, I believe.
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Von Kaiser
Tauren Druid
Nocturnus Vexillari
Originally Posted by
For the PvP build, I am surprised you didn't put any points into Light's Grace. I think it is definitely more useful then 3pts in Judgments of the Pure. Besides that though I would probably do a build very similar.
Light's Grace is almost impossible to maintain given the huge mana cost of HL - I'm not surprised that PvP healers would skip the talent in favour of the more 'guaranteed' returns of IoL and JotP.
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Bald Bull
Human Paladin
Full Circle
The only nitpick I have with the talent builds is that you didn't take Improved BoW with the PvE Holy builds. I personally would find it much more useful than Improved LoH.
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Light's Grace is almost impossible to maintain given the huge mana cost of HL - I'm not surprised that PvP healers would skip the talent in favour of the more 'guaranteed' returns of IoL and JotP.
The point wasn't to keep 100% uptime, but there are times when the other team is throwing out the burst that you just need to pop DI and spam HL to keep up. That is where I think LG will become very useful. But that is more likely to happen in a 5v5, in like 2v2 though JotP might be better.
Yea, if you are going to the PvE build without Kings it is can be worth it to pick up Imp BoM/BoW over other talents. I will post up another build that has both of them, but that will be the last variation I will likely post. You could go on forever trying to think of where to spend your "filler" talents that best suits you. Which is a fine thing to discuss, but that is something that would be better to read in discussion and make up your own mind and what talent build you want. All of these talent builds are just guidelines meant to give people an idea of where to start and then customize for themselves.
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The only nitpick I have with the talent builds is that you didn't take Improved BoW with the PvE Holy builds. I personally would find it much more useful than Improved LoH.
Actually I'd drop Pursuit of Justice and pick up Imp BoW and keep Imp LoH for a 53/0/18 spec. Let the ret pally get kings which should be easily doable.
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Seems to be more along the lines of what I'd do.
If you're taking PoJ over either Imp LoH or Imp Wisdom then you need to explain why PoJ directly affects our healing. Both those other talents clearly do but the link between faster run speed and more healing isn't clearly defined. I agree that you shouldn't keep adding every variation on spec but you should change the ones that are up there and labeled PvE to not have PoJ when there are healing alternatives available.
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I too am hesitant to drop Imp Lay on Hands, I rather choose Aura Mastery and Blessed Life. To armor cap your tank for 15 seconds seems really good to pass up. I wouldn't drop Pursuit of Justice though, unless the quantity of movements fights dropped drastically. In any fight that you are healing and have to move, when you are moving you doing much less healing then if you weren't. PoJ lets you get to where you need to go faster, so you can start healing 15% earlier. Remember sometimes when you just didn't move out of the AoE fast enough? This will help with that, and remember a dead paladin does no healing.
Yes, a Ret paladin can get Kings much easier then Holy can, but some unlucky Paladins might be forced to get it anyway. In 10mans I can see this being much more likely, when a lot of times you won't have a Ret Pally.
Also some good news for Holy Paladins.
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Our eventual plan is to put Divine Shield on a shared 30 sec cooldown with Avenging Wrath. We also plan on changing Divine Shield's attack speed penalty (which isn't really much of a penalty) and have it apply to all damage done while the bubble is up.
World of Warcraft - English (NA) Forums -> ?'s most Paladins are wanting answers to.
This would leave us much more free to use Avenging Wrath in any encounter where Bubble might be needed.
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Thanks for the post Endoscient, if I could make a suggestion perhaps a section for glyphs in the gear section? I know there aren't a lot of choices atm but they've mentioned expanding them in the future.
Edit: I'll start posting some of the better Wrath items so we can come up with an optimal set with their locations.
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Faceguard of the Succumbed - Item - World of Warcraft
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Boots of Healing Energies - Item - World of Warcraft
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Thanks for the post Endoscient, if I could make a suggestion perhaps a section for glyphs in the gear section? I know there aren't a lot of choices atm but they've mentioned expanding them in the future.
Good idea, I changed it. I was just putting them in the abilities section with there spells, but it makes more sense in the gear section. For PvE your options for Glyphs are extremely limited currently. The biggest probably being is if SA or Cleanse is better, while both being mediocre. Some people might like FoL, but I feel that it totally guts the spell. It makes it extremely inefficient to use while spamming the tank with FoL. Which is what we are doing a large portion of the time. Hopefully they will change it to make it more worthwhile.
I am also going to start the trinket section tomorrow, at least listing them all for now.
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Thanks, I agree the PvE options are fairly slim atm but I hope the second batch of glyphs will add some more options down the road. I also agree the Flash glyph is pretty bad for every scenario I've encountered.
Did these get removed or should they be added to the list?
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Glyph of Seal of Light - Item - World of Warcraft
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Smith Stops Howell's Win Streak
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MTA Louisiana Cross-Country Series
Round 3: The Angola Bike Rodeo
By Lucas Comeaux/AcadianaRacing.com
Photos by Chris Shows, Bob Hatcher, Buck Langston, Terrie Shaw, and the LACC Staff
Round three of the 2012 LACC Series took place under warm, sunny skies and in a very unique venue – the Louisiana State Penitentiary! LSP (also known as Angola) opened its main gates to allow more than 500 off-road racers and spectators into the 18,000-acre property to camp in a beautiful pasture and race in the Tunica Hills.
Angola was once known as one of the bloodiest prisons in America, but now, under Warden Burl Cain, things are much different, primarily due to his emphasis on moral rehabilitation and faith-based programs. Warden Cain and LACC supporter Chris Van Way went the extra mile to make sure the event was fun for all and that the course was possible for the less-experienced riders. Even after many days of 'dozer work, the 200-plus-foot elevation changes and single-track sections were still very challenging for some.
All eyes were on the overall winner of rounds one and two, KTM rider Martin Howell, but to the surprise of many, it was Fly/ WPS/ Bayou Suspension-backed Yamaha rider Forrest Smith who grabbed the holeshot and never looked back! Smith earned $350 cash for his first overall LACC victory and for the Transmissions Inc. Fast Lap award. Smith has run up front several times in the past but always seemed to have bad luck with mechanical problems… but not at "The Farm" (another nickname for Angola).
SMS KTM/ JM Suspension/ Answer/ Motorex/ FMF-backed Howell got caught in some chaos in the second turn but still managed to work his way up to second, only six seconds behind Smith. Pivot Works/ Vertex Pistons/ DP Brakes/ SMS/ Graham KTM-sponsored KTM pilot Bryan Vaughan stayed consistent and once again finished on the podium in third. Performance Cycles/ Chuck's Appliance-backed KTM rider Ryan Breaux and Mike's Outdoors/ Woods Tank-sponsored KTM rider Hutton Woods rounded out the top five overall and the top five in the XC1 class with some solid rides through the hilly terrain.
In the XC2 Lites class, Mike's Outdoors/ Woods Tank-backed KTM rider Clint Woods came up through the pack after a bad start and took the class win. Woods was followed by two more KTM riders, WPS/ Fly-backed Corey Altazin in second and Bayou Suspension/ Fly's Jacob Wheat in third. As usual, a ton of links to pictures and videos from this event can be found on www.AcadianaRacing.com.
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The Angola Bike Rodeo
Angola, Louisiana
Results: May 20th, 2012 (Round 3)
OVERALL: 1. Forrest Smith (Yam); 2. Martin Howell (KTM); 3. Bryan Vaughan (KTM); 4. Ryan Breaux (KTM); 5. Hutton Woods (KTM); 6. Clint Woods (KTM); 7. Corey Altazin (KTM); 8. Wesley Burks (KTM); 9. Jason Reine (KTM); 10. Jonathan Plunkett (KTM); 11. Corey Mouton (KTM); 12. Manny Garza (KTM); 13. Kelly Crenshaw (KTM); 14. Al Cravens (KTM); 15. Brian Griffith (Kaw); 16. Brandon Tynes (Hon); 17. Jacob Wheat (KTM); 18. Brad Warren (KTM); 19. Dakotah Smith (KTM); 20. Blake Plonsky (KTM).
XC1: 1. Forrest Smith (Yam); 2. Martin Howell (KTM); 3. Bryan Vaughan (KTM); 4. Ryan Breaux (KTM); 5. Hutton Woods (KTM).
XC2: 1. Clint Woods (KTM); 2. Corey Altazin (KTM); 3. Jacob Wheat (KTM); 4. John Beauchamp (Suz); 5. Lance Ford (Kaw).
SR A: 1. Manny Garza (KTM); 2. Kelly Crenshaw (KTM); 3. Al Cravens (KTM); 4. Edmund Herrington (KTM); 5. Robbie Wallis (KTM).
INT: 1. Corey Mouton (KTM); 2. Brandon Tynes (Hon); 3. Brad Warren (KTM); 4. Andy Chance (KTM); 5. Christopher Roberts (KTM).
NOV: 1. Brian Griffith (Kaw); 2. Ethan Bryant (Hon); 3. James Winn (Suz); 4. Jean Chustz (Hon); 5. Bryan Soileau (KTM).
NOV LITE: 1. Blake Plonsky (KTM); 2. Dustin Hamilton (Yam); 3. Clint Plauche (Kaw); 4. Chad Roy (Kaw); 5. Scott Altazin (KTM).
JR: 1. Daltyn Kennedy (Kaw); 2. Trey Frandria (Kaw); 3. Johnny Demoura (KTM); 4. Quintin Van Way (KTM); 5. S. Foto (Yam).
SR B: 1. George Bofinger (KTM); 2. Timothy Higgins (Kaw); 3. Joey Frandria (KTM); 4. Doug Kennedy (Hon); 5. Thomas Tyler (KTM).
SR 50: 1. Terry Owen (Yam); 2. Ronnie Coste (Hon); 3. Chris Shows (KTM); 4. Donny Graham (KTM); 5. Gary McCrary (KTM).
BEG: 1. Cody Carrico (KTM); 2. Matthew Jones (KTM); 3. Richie Howard (Hon); 4. Kamron Mayeux (Hon); 5. Brian Thomas (KTM).
BEG LITE: 1. Cole Nealy (Kaw); 2. Kyle Nealy (Hon); 3. Jesse Whittington (KTM); 4. Matt Alexander (KTM); 5. Gregg Bourne (Hon).
BEG 4-STROKE: 1. Tristan Bryant (Hon); 2. Trey Forman (KTM); 3. Corey Newcomb (Yam); 4. Tim Brasseaux (Suz); 5. Paul Steele (Kaw).
BEG 40+: 1. Jeff Ray; 2. Gregg Kirk (KTM); 3. Randy Marcil (Hon); 4. J. Daniel Pipkin Jr. (KTM); 5. Ricky Hinton (KTM).
KIDS VET: 1. Shane Foto (Yam); 2. Philip Demoura (Hon); 3. Haven Alford (Suz); 4. Austin Faugot; 5. Noah Shaw (Kaw).
WOMEN: 1. Courtney Gerald (KTM); 2. Susan Reine (KTM); 3. Madeline Pipkin (KTM); 4. Teri Beauchamp (Hon); 5. Jenna Ford (Hon).
KIDS INT: 1. Thomas Bofinger (KTM); 2. Trey Pipkin III (KTM); 3. Walker Shows (KTM); 4. Jacob Freeman (Yam); 5. Aaron Hayden (KTM).
GIRLS: 1. Jessica Delee (Suz); 2. Kristen Gautreau (KTM); 3. Ellen Herrington (Yam); 4. Gracie Barrett (Kaw); 5. Jessie Hayden (KTM).
PEE WEE: 1. Austin Bradford (KTM); 2. Zorion McClarty (KTM); 3. Ryan Reine (KTM); 4. Coty Woods (KTM); 5. David Weaver (KTM).
BEG PEE WEE: 1. Daniel Reine (KTM); 2. Pete Comeaux (KTM); 3. C.J. Altazin (KTM); 4. Trenton Brashier (Yam); 5. Lincoln Woods (KTM).
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During its regular meeting Tuesday, the Oxford City Council entered into a funding agreement with the Oxford Board of Education and financed a new $8 million bond issue. Through the agreement, the school board will be able to borrow the money using the city's high credit rating to lower costs, said Clifford Lanier of the Frazer Lanier Company, which set up the bond and agreement. Lanier said the school board would be responsible for paying back the bond.
"Nothing is coming out of the city's treasury," Lanier said. "The city is just the conduit."
Oxford Superintendent Jeff Goodwin, who attended the meeting, said renovations had already begun at Coldwater Elementary and much of the $8 million would be used to continue that work.
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Goodwin said the school board was considering using a portion of the money to also build career center classrooms at Oxford High. He said the scope of the project has not been fully planned or bid out yet since the board did not know how much money it would receive.
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Also during the council's pre-meeting, Margaret Hatley, director of the Saving Animals Volunteer Effort or SAVE of Calhoun County, requested the city provide a grant that would go directly toward helping Oxford residents spay and neuter their pets. Hatley said the city of Anniston currently provides a grant to her organization to help its residents. The council decided get more information about the organization before making a decision.
"Our mission is to alleviate overpopulation," Hatley said.
Hatley said SAVE was formed in 2009 to help people who cannot afford to spay and neuter their pets on their own. She said most of her organization's money comes from fundraising and that 30 percent of the surgeries it funded last year were in Oxford. She said that through an agreement with a clinic in Birmingham, a special truck is sent to the area periodically to perform the surgeries. Residents are asked to pay what they can for their pets' surgeries but if they cannot pay anything, the surgeries are still done free of charge.
"We've never turned anyone away," Hatley said.
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PLYMOUTH, Mich., Dec. 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Food pantries across the area will be beneficiaries of social media and texting interaction with Community Financial Credit Union as the credit union's "Warming Hearts & Homes" campaign heads into is second week.
Launched on December 3, area residents are invited to use cell phone technology and social media to help make a difference this holiday season during Community Financial Credit Union's "Warming Hearts & Homes" program. The recipient of the first week of the campaign was The Heat And Warmth Fund.
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To be honest, I've been looking forward to this episode since the teaser two weeks ago revealed Todd Stashwick (Supernatural, Justified) as this week's baddie, Drexel. He's so good at playing slightly deranged and unhinged psychopaths that I knew we'd be in for a treat. And I was right.
Stashwick's strung out drug dealer was a nice addition to the Revolution world, offering us a new bad guy to focus on as Neville and his goons were chilling in Philadelphia. The introduction of Drexel and his more than successful operation also gave us another glimpse at the dangers of this world and served as a foil for Charlie.
Reliving her disappointments and failures in a quick series of flashbacks, Charlie seems to resign herself to this new world order, one in which she must be hard and tough. Of course, the real test of this is whether or not she can kill one of Drexel's enemies in cold blood. While Miles and Aaron both object to Charlie as contract killer, it's unclear whether it's because they don't think she can do it or because they hope she'll remain an innocent.
If Miles is to protect her than he must leave Nora's care in Aaron's hands, a less than stellar choice. From the beginning, I have not really cared too much about Aaron, so the exploration of his backstory wasn't a big plus for me, especially as it seemed to confirm that despite the passing of 15 years, Aaron hasn't managed to learn enough to be useful in a non-electric world. While part of me does feel bad for Aaron, knowing that he abandoned his wife does not endear him to me. It appears he has always been, and still is, a coward. While his act of bravery in the last few minutes of this episode is noteworthy and promising, I'll have to see more from him to believe it.
Maybe the most satisfying emotional beat of "Sex and Drugs," came in the last sixty seconds when a grown-up Danny was reunited with his mother. Knowing how sadistic Monroe is, I cringe to think what will happen next week when he starts torturing one of the other to secure cooperation. Even more so than his sister, Danny's going to have to learn to be strong and fast, because something tells me Bass will have no problem hurting Rachel and making the kid watch.
I'm still waiting for a seminal moment between Charlie and Miles. I'm not a hundred percent sure what I mean by that, but since the pilot, when Charlie implored Miles to help because "they're family," I don't feel that the depth of their relationship has been explored. Granted, their relationship is still in the growing phase, but I would like to see more uncle/niece bonding. I don't think Charlie needs a protector, but I do feel she needs a champion, someone who will back her no matter what. Based on tonight's episode, it's not going to be Aaron and there's a good chance it won't be Miles either, but I'd still like the kid to have one. (Of course I have a sinking suspicion that Neville's son would like to be her champion and there's no way that ends any way but bad.)
I felt the pacing and characterization in this episode were very strong and I'm excited for next week, when we discover more about the mysterious pendants. I certainly hope they're useful in turning the lights back on, because otherwise, they're just ugly.


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of course! that stuff plagues me if i can't figure it out
Not all the time but more often than I would admit outside this board.
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According to police, the 4-year-old was often put in the roach and spider-infested cabinet because he was too loud at times. To keep him from escaping, Hamilton would secure the cabinet door with screws.
Because he was locked inside, he was bitten by the spiders and roaches, and when he had to use the bathroom, he had no choice but to urinate and soil himself.
When the police got inside of the home, they saw filthy floors and walls, paper, clothing and food everywhere. They also noticed the roach infestation.
Hamilton admitted to locking him up and was charged with child abuse without bodily harm - even though he was repeatedly bitten by insects and forced to use the bathroom on himself. She was released after posting her bond of $10,000, which more than likely was $1,000 - 10% of the full amount.
Laws are too lenient towards people who actually mistreat children. There's no reason why this woman should be walking the streets.
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Worcester gained back-to-back league wins for the first time since April 2009 after they edged past neighbours Gloucester 21-15 at a sold-out Sixways.
It followed a 6-0 success against Wasps last weekend and took them 13 points above bottom club Newcastle with nine rounds of Premiership action remaining.
"We had set ourselves targets in blocks of seven league games," Hill said. "It was 10 points for the first seven and 11 for the next seven, so with one game left in that second block we have exceeded our target by four points.
"I would be mortified if we got relegated now. We felt this game was either going to turn us back to looking over our shoulder, or it was going to mean we could start looking up the table. It was a really pivotal win.
"Last week was our first league away win since April 2009, and now our first back-to-back league wins since then. The players feel good about themselves.
"What this means is that we can genuinely start looking up the table, as opposed to down it. It will give the players a massive boost when they look at the league table."
Former England fly-half Andy Goode guided Worcester to victory after he replaced an out-of-sorts Joe Carlisle at the break, scoring a try, which he also converted, before adding a penalty.
Carlisle had earlier kicked two penalties before Worcester's ex-Gloucester wing Marcel Garvey scored an 80-metre breakaway try.
Hill added: "It was fantastic to see Andy come on and play as we know he can play. He grew in confidence after his try.
"Andy has not been happy, but his attitude has been superb. He doesn't want to be second choice. He has had to sit and watch Joe play well and has had to take his place on the bench.
"But he hasn't moaned. He has been very good in training and he went on today probably determined to prove a point, which is the best possible attitude to have.
"It was made for him, at 10-6 down, to go on and turn the game, and he did so with a fantastic try."
Hill admitted he was "totally relaxed" about his situation at Worcester, despite the club being linked with a possible swoop next season for ex-Harlequins boss Dean Richards.
Richards' three-year worldwide coaching ban, imposed following his role in the Bloodgate scandal at Quins in 2009, expires later this year.
"Dean is a good friend and he would be an excellent asset to any team really," Hill said. "I am totally relaxed about it."
Gloucester were left to reflect on a continuation of poor Premiership away form, having collected a solitary victory from their last 11 league trips.
"In general, I was pretty happy at 10-6 up at half-time, but we started the second half with a missed tackle which gave Worcester momentum," Gloucester head coach Bryan Redpath said.
"I didn't feel we were under a huge amount of pressure from their attack, but our ball-retention wasn't great and that enabled them to create some pressure on us and they capitalised.
"Andy Goode's try was pretty simple - a missed tackle by Freddie (Burns). There was nothing else to it.
"A couple of mistakes cost us dearly today. You have bad days and good days, and today just wasn't good enough in certain parts."
Gloucester's England international full-back Olly Morgan was carried off nursing a knee injury, and Redpath added: "Olly doesn't look great at the moment.
"He is not too comfortable. We will get him scanned over the next couple of days."
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For those of you who may not have known, a young man, by the name of Trayvon Martin, a native of Orlando, Fl, was brutally & unjustly murdered, in cold-blood, by a member of the neighborhood-watch, in his Miami Gardens suburban community. Now, to add insult-to-injury, the murderer, George Zimmerman, has yet to be arrested, or indicted in the murder of Trayvon, who was unarmed at the time that he was murdered. This is such a serious issue. But, once again, this case is in serious danger of beig swept under the rug, because people have bought into this falsified utopian concept of a post-racial world, ever since Barack Obama has been a U.S. President.
I am Trayvon Martin!!!
It could've easily been me gunned down, like a dog, because of the color of my skin.
Law-enforcement would protect the murderers and give no justice to my kith and kin.
I am Trayvon Martin, too.
This could have been you.
To them, I'm just another Nigger, they would gladly celebrate my death, caused by my killer.
It's the same the world over: the oppressed are criminalized, while the tyrant is made winner.
I am Trayvon Martin, too.
This could have been you.
It's truly a shame that I must always live my life as a living target, with a bull's-eye on my chest.
I'm constantly placed upon the edge, walking on eggshells, this keeps me paranoid & stressed.
I am Trayvon Martin, too.
This could have been you.
Why is the Black man always on the endangered-species list?
It's like it's my destiny, to forever be victimized in this matrix.
I am him and he is me.
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Jets hope to rattle rookie Russell WilsonNov 10, 2012
Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com Though there's been no mention of "hot sauce," the Jets have specific plans to turn up the heat Seahawks rookie quarterback Russell Wilson. "We're going to get this guy rattled," defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson told WFAN, via Manish Mehta of … |
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"This, then, remains a country in a Cold Civil War - not far off the geographical contours of the first, but with the inheritors of the Confederacy concentrated in the South and now also with serious pockets of absolutists in the more rural parts of the country as a whole." Andrew Sullivan, pseudo-conservative Sullivan's right, but not for the reason he imagines. Yes, there IS a "Cold Civil War" roiling the political waters today - and just as in 1861, it's being fought to determine if we are to preserve our traditional culture and liberties, or if an overgrown central government will again sponsor a revolution. If DC wins this time around, we can expect the criminalization of ALL firearms, the confiscation of private retirement accounts, and the Third-Worldization of America. Alexander Stephens' prediction that the cause of the South would become the cause of all has been vindicated.


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