To serve as instrument of the Light is to hold an unshakable faith. Instruments of retribution against those who dare defy the laws of the divine. These paladins are vengeful guardians of the weak crusaders judging and punishing the wicked. Their resolute conviction in the divine order of all things assures them that victory is inevitable but they will fight to the end to ensure that the Light prevails.
Some priests pride themselves on pragmatism. They understand that light casts a shadow, that darkness is defined by light. While these priests possess many holy virtues to aid their allies, they also dabble in the dark arts to debilitate their enemies always exercising immense discipline to keep themselves away from the brink of insanity.
Many would say the ends justify the means; scriptures both virtuous and vile should be studied and understood to protect the congregation.
After spending much of their lives in temples studying ancient doctrine, preaching the tenets of their faith, and pledging their full devotion to the divine powers they follow, they use their holy powers to bless allies and mend wounds. And while most stay behind the frontlines to aid their comrades, these holy champions are also capable of smiting foes and carrying out sacred justice. They're also morally opposed to the use of Shadow and Void magic rather, they are exemplars of the incredible grace and power of the divine and the Light, and even death cannot fully stop their healing capabilities.
Like priests who serve the Light, holy paladins are devout in their faith. After spending much of their lives in hallowed halls studying divine doctrine, those who pledge themselves to a holy order become beacons of the Light for their allies in conflict, taking up the heavy armor and weaponry of justice. Holding the unwavering belief that any battle waged to eradicate evil in the world is righteous, these paladins stands on the frontlines in service to all others dedicated to the cause.
If necessary, they even lay down their own lives to serve as martyr for the greater good. The rest of the questions will focus on what you would like to do when playing your character. First, we need to determine what role is best suited for you. Would you most like to play a tank, damage-dealer DPS , or healer? You'll make a great tank. The enemy will focus their attention and damage on you while your team keeps you alive and kills the enemy.
Now, with that in mind, how do you feel about your armor? Tell me how much damage you would like your armor to block, using a feature I call "squishability". The more squishy you are, the less damage your armor blocks. Zero squishability I see. You'll be less mobile, of course, with all that armor. No matter. On the subject of blocking damage, will you wield a shield? Fair enough. Shields can come in handy. Now, when it comes to fighting You may want to stand back for this.
Will you focus on damage-over-time spells or flame-specific spells? DoTs can really make the difference in a fight. Speaking of DoTs, will you focus on building stacks to use or maintaining a debuff?
Yes please. You and your pet can be a powerful team. Will you deal damage directly at the enemy or use slows and stuns to hurt them?
Choose the animal that is most like you:. Which of these best describes your thoughts? War is at your doorstep. How do you feel? I will do everything in my power to save my people. Why can't we all just get along? I'm always up for a fight! Let the military handle it.
Not my problem. We need a good strategy. If you could have one super power, what would it be? Transforming into different animals. Casting spells. Controlling forces of nature. Becoming invisible. Summoning demons. The Bedroom. The Bathroom. The Kitchen. The Living Room.
The Basement. Improve my strategy accordingly. Go along with my friend's ideas. Challenge my friend and their strategy. End this useless friendship. In one word, what do your friends think of you?
Fun and poppy. Loud and baddass. Background-like, elevator music. Sir AFK. Not dissimilar to The Plan Ruiner, this player is frustrating and best avoided. They're logged into WoW, and active, but not actually active because they're listening to a wrestling podcast or playing Hearthstone , or watching a TV show, or… you get the idea.
Sure, WoW is a long running game, and one that people have played to death, but if you're logged in, play the damn thing. This person is almost certain to return with a smiley and 'Sorry, AFK! Don't let them off because they seem nice; tell them what you'd like to do to them on a PvP server — politely though, in case The Hero is listening..
The Annoyance. This player has logged so many hours in Azeroth that they don't even remember why they are playing it. They'll stand around irritating you, spamming you with 'hilarious' jokes and pop culture references, or constantly inviting you to their guild, while not actually doing anything to help whatsoever.
The frustrating thing about The Annoyance is that they do actually know their stuff and could be a fearsome ally, if only they could be bothered. The Soloist. This player might have put a lot of hours into WoW, but the trouble is they've always avoided interacting with others. At this point it's become habitual to play alone, which means when you do meet up with them, they've no idea how to play as a team. They won't heal you, or buff you, and they talk at you in a stream of gibberish bordering on grunts, because human language and interactions has lost all meaning to them.
They'll basically be in it for themselves. In other words, avoid. The Hater. This person stopped loving the game after a certain expansion, and talks about how much better it was back then, fondly reminiscing about their "Lich King prime".
You might even ask them why they still play, and they'll respond you with a terrible reason, like "I have to, because who else will tell Blizzard what they're doing wrong. They won't stop explaining, at length, how bad the game is now, and why everyone should stop playing it; even though they themselves are still playing it right now.
Most likely to say, "WoW will be free to play this time next year.
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