You can certainly do the Ashbringer quests with different talents if you prefer, though!Īfter we’ve finished slaughtering demons, we head to Dalaran and watch Khadgar and the Council of Six relocate the city to the Broken Isles. These aren’t necessarily the best talents for raiding or dungeons, but for solo questing I found them suitable. Be mindful you don’t go overboard on AOE attacks and bite off more than you can chew! It might be tempting to wade into a huge pack of demons and cut loose, but it’s also an easy way to get yourself killed.įundamentally, our rotation is mostly the same, with a few differences: Judgment no longer generates Holy Power (but it’s still important to use, as it increases the damage of our Holy Power spenders), Blade of Justice takes the place of Exorcism, and we now have a bunch of talents that transform our Holy Power generators into different attacks.įor the purposes of the Ashbringer questline, we’ll generally be fighting alone against single enemies in short combats, so I avoided AOE, damage-over-time, and ally-based talents.

These fights aren’t too difficult, so they’re good opportunities to try out our new talents and spells. Warning! There will be significant lore spoilers after the break!Īs is customary with Legion’s artifact questlines, we’ll first need to kill some demons on the Broken Shore, then do a bit more of the same while assisting the newly-introduced Demon Hunters. I’ll do my best to answer any questions you might have, but I can’t guarantee I’ll know which talent will be the best DPS option or anything like that. I normally write the Holy Paladin column here, but I’m filling in for now to tell you how you’ll get your hands on your Legion Artifact weapon, the legendary Ashbringer.ĭisclaimer: Retribution is my offspec, and while I’m comfortable enough with it to do dailies or Brawler’s Guild, I haven’t really been keeping up-to-date with changes to the spec. How do you do, fellow Retribution Paladins? Nah, just kidding.

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