Keeping Teammates Up
Healing throughput matters less than reaching the right target through crowd control and pressure.
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WoW Forever Holy Paladin PvP Build
A support-oriented Holy Paladin setup for WoW Forever PvP.
Historical 51-point 69913 reference; the live Beta cap is Level 30. Start a new plan instead of loading this full allocation. Imported client snapshotBeta build 1.60.1.70245
70245 structure reviewed October 7, 202650 talent nodes19 new in WoW ForeverOctober 1 Beta update · Official level cap 30 · Blizzard notesLevel 20 routes are 11-point starting snapshots; reviewed Level 30 Ret and Protection routes are available.October 1 official tuning: Redoubt, Holy Shield, and Champion of the Light checked alongside the resolved rank source; rank text remains community-verified. Official notes1.60.1.69913 → 1.60.1.70245: 0 added · 14 updated · 2 removed14 talents with 32 changed rank strings since 69913 in that comparisonImproved Holy Strike: official removal. Crusade: client-confirmed absence in 70245. The 52-node 69913 archive remains readable.
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Support Focus
A Holy Paladin in PvP is usually keeping someone else alive under pressure, so the priorities differ from a raid healing setup even though the tree is similar.
Staying Alive Yourself
A support build that dies first helps nobody. The historical Protection support points show one future direction, not a current-cap allocation.
Positioning
Where you stand decides whether you can heal through an enemy push or get separated from your group.
Planning Notes
Planning a Holy PvP Setup
This page describes a direction rather than a verified PvP allocation. The 31/20/0 healing build is a historical 51-point reference and cannot fit the current Level 30 cap.
- Treat the 31/20/0 healing allocation as a historical reference, not a current PvP starter.
- Decide early whether you are the primary healer or a support hybrid, because it changes how many points you can spare.
- Keep several calculator versions for different team sizes and objectives.
- Confirm talent behaviour in the current game client before committing.
Build Notes
How the 31/20/0 Reference Changes in PvP
The published allocation supplies a concrete healing tree, while PvP changes the questions used to evaluate it.
The 31/20/0 Holy healing build records a historical 51-point allocation with 31 Holy and 20 Protection points. Its full page lists every selected rank and explains the healing-oriented structure, but those points exceed the live Level 30 cap and its 69913 tree predates later official tuning. Positioning, interruption pressure, target access, and personal survival can change the value of a rank even when the older talent name is unchanged.
Start a blank current-cap planner route, identify the Holy talents required for the support role, and then review which early Protection tools are actually available. Save a separate share link for each experiment instead of silently treating the published 51-point reference as a playable preset.
Build Notes
Holy PvP Build Review Checklist
Decide whether the Paladin is the primary healer, a secondary support, or part of a hybrid plan. Check how many teammates must stay in range, which opponents can interrupt or control the healer, and what defensive answer remains when pressure switches targets. Those questions define the job of the build more clearly than a general promise of stronger healing.
Before sharing a setup, verify the current client tooltip for every talent that affects survivability, casting reliability, or team utility. Keep the 31/20/0 page as a historical reference and create separate links for current experiments. When a test reveals a conflicting rank, prerequisite, or effect, use the Feedback form to report the talent and the evidence so the data can be reviewed without turning one match result into a site-wide claim.
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