The Light and How to Swing It: Prot and ret paladin addons

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12-01-2010 @ 12:05PM

Samuel Reese said...

"There is always the choice of an addon like Grid, VuhDo, Clique, or HealBot, but those are intended for doing healing as well and usually take up a lot of screen real estate"

Clique takes up a single tab in your Spellbook (that it creates itself) and work with all of your spells/macros, not just healing. I've used it in combination with Grid's threat tracker to taunt mobs off of people I can't find quickly with Righteous Defense (quick ctrl+Right Click), works like a charm!

12-01-2010 @ 12:06PM

Samuel Reese said...

I forgot to add that it works with your existing unit frames as well, no need to use Grid if you don't like it.

12-01-2010 @ 2:21PM

Possum said...

Grid has a threat tracker? Explain...

12-01-2010 @ 2:34PM

Pyromelter said...

Clique > decursive. IMO, decursive is overly complicated. I have a 5-button mouse, and my mouse-button 4 is my cleanse/descurse button on all my characters that can do that. My raid frames light up like a christmas tree when someone has something that I can dispel, so clique really does the trick. Decursive seemed needlessly overcomplicated in comparison.

12-01-2010 @ 3:17PM

Backer said...

Seconded. All raiding paladins of any spec should have Grid (or the present raid frames) and Clique set-up to handle all the Hands and cleanse, plus Righteous Defense if you're Prot. Macros (Hand of Freedom on your focus target) are useful, but Grid+Clique will allow you to be dynamic.

12-01-2010 @ 9:21PM

Samuel Reese said...

@Possum Aggro is one of the settings within Grid, I personally have it set so that whenever anyone has aggro of a mob it'll paint a red border around their health box.

I should have mentioned I also have it set up for all my "Hands" as well, but I figured just mentioning the one major thing I use it for is good enough.

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