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How to keybind your holy paladin︰WoW Power Leveling



Every Sunday, Chase Christian of The Light and How to Swing It invites you to discuss WoW Power Leveling wow power leveling the finer side of the paladin class: the holy specialization. This week, we discuss the proper way to set up keybindings for your holy paladin.

I was in a raid a few nights ago with a newer holy paladin healing sagdyqwtmow alongside me. We were fighting WoW Power Leveling wow power leveling Blood Queen Lana'thel, and a friendly shadow priest blessed me with a Fear Ward. As soon as the AoE fear phase came, I was immediately pressing my Cleanse macro to save the healers. I managed to dispel 3 of the fears in 4 seconds, including the other paladin. After the fight, he asked me how I was able to click on his unit frame and click Cleanse before the fear was over. He had no idea that you could cast a spell on someone without them targeted.

I've talked about holy paladin addons before, and touched WoW Power Leveling on the importance of using Aion Power Leveling aion power leveling mouseovers to minimize your reaction times. It's true that addons can improve your performance and that they're important in squeezing every last drop of healing out of your paladin. However, there's something even more basic that needs to be in place first-- keybindings. No matter how fast a player is at clicking, it's simply impossible have the same reaction times as a player who is using their keyboard to activate their abilities. In addition, having your spells bound to the keyboard will make your addons and macros even more potent, as you'll be able to combine the two for the optimum healing setup.

The default Blizzard action bar sucks. That's really all there is to it. It doesn't support even Rolex rolex the most basic features, and is so inflexible that it will undoubtedly hold you back. There's a ton of action bar mods out there, and most of them are robust enough to perform the tasks we're going to ask of them. I personally like Dominos, but I have several friends who prefer Bartender. Regardless of what addon you choose, it's important that you familiarize yourself with it and customize it as you see fit. It's important to play with a UI that works the way you do, so don't feel constrained to copy someone else.

The key to binding your keys properly is to sort your spells into different New Arrivals Bridesmaid Dresses New Arrivals Bridesmaid Dresses categories, and then making bars for each category of spell. The categories I like to use are: core spells, secondary abilities, lower priority spells, clutch / time-sensitive moves, and cooldowns. We also need to differentiate between keys on the keyboard, since every key is not created equal. Assuming you use W-A-S-D to move, the best keys are immediately next to those, the second best keys are two keys away, and the lesser keys are further away. We want to put our best spells on the best keys, and our worst spells on the worst keys.

Next, I like to build a second bar full of buttons, and these are the moves that I need WoW Power Leveling access to on a regular basis, but they're not the highest priority and I usually know I'm going to use Couture Wedding Dresses Couture Wedding Dresses them ahead of time. I place things like Aura Mastery, Divine Plea, Hand of Sacrifice, and Hand of Salvation on this bar. I use the Shift key to access these spells, since I'm typically waiting to cast them at the right time, and I'll have plenty of time to press Shift and the proper key. You don't necessarily need to memorize the keybind for every one of these spells, but you should at least be able to quickly look and then press the right key combo to activate the spell.

I throw all of the junk that doesn't really need to be bound on a large third bar, and these are spells that you don't use on a regular basis or that you would only use out of combat. This is where I put things like individual Blessings, Righteous Fury, Holy Wrath, Resurrection, Consecration, and Divine Intervention. It's important that you have these abilities on your bar somewhere, but they're so low-priority that you don't need to waste keyboard real estate by binding them. The key is knowing which spells can go on this bar, and which you should bind instead. I like to say that if I use a spell every time I'm in a raid, it deserves to be bound. If I only use it every few raids or in a very particular situation, I'm probably fine just clicking it when the time comes. I mean, will a shortly delayed Exorcism really cost me that much?



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