Holy
Build around raid healing and the support tools your group expects from a Holy Paladin.
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WoW Forever Paladin Raid Build
Explore raid-oriented Paladin talent paths for group content.
Community build example using the imported WoW Forever Beta talent snapshot. 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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Raid Build Philosophy
A raid Paladin build usually focuses on dependable contribution across a full encounter. The role comes first, while supporting talents help the wider group.
- Strong utility for the assigned raid role.
- Reliable performance across repeated encounters.
- Group support that complements the raid composition.
- Consistent contribution rather than a narrow one-fight trick.
Build Focus
Choose Your Raid Role
Pick the specialization that matches your assignment, then use the planner to compare complete and hybrid talent paths.
Build Path
Prepare a Raid Build
BuildForge turns an idea into a link your group can review before raid time.
Choose the assignment
Start with healing, tanking, or damage support so every talent choice has a clear purpose.
Plan a long-term 51-point reference
Use the talent tree to check prerequisites and compare the value of supporting branches.
Share the setup
Copy the build URL and send the exact allocation to raid leaders or teammates for discussion.
Build Notes
Use Published Builds as Role References
Three historical 51-point examples provide planning references, not current Level 30 raid allocations.
The Holy 31/20/0 page lists every selected rank in a healing-oriented historical reference. Protection has a separate 20/31/0 Shield example for a defensive group role. Retribution retains a historical 0/20/31 Judgment allocation for comparison; its Crusade ranks refer to a node absent from the reviewed 70245 tree. All three exceed the live Level 30 cap, so their current-plan buttons start a blank calculator rather than loading those 51 points.
These examples are not encounter-tested raid standards or currently playable complete Beta builds. The imported 69913 dataset and later official changes are shown separately. Treat the full allocations as historical references, check the talents relevant to your group in the current client, and plan within the level currently available.
Build Notes
Review the Build with Your Raid Group
Start with the assignment: primary healing, tanking, off-tanking, damage, or support. Then review what the encounter actually asks the Paladin to survive or provide. A talent that looks attractive in isolation can be less useful when another player already covers the same support, while a less obvious defensive or utility choice may matter throughout the encounter. The planner records the decision but cannot replace that group context.
Share the URL before raid time and ask reviewers to comment on individual ranks rather than replacing the whole build with a vague label. After a beta update, compare the saved setup with the current tree, confirm changed tooltips in game, and copy a new link if prerequisites or rank limits moved. That workflow keeps a raid build tied to evidence and a specific assignment instead of presenting one static page as permanent advice.
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