Quick context
Prot Paladin can handle a lot of mobs, but only when you open a pull with a plan. Excessive improvisation is costly in dungeons and raid trash.
The focus of this guide
- Open pull with threat control
- Organize positioning for the healer
- Stagger defensives without overlapping everything
Practical step by step
- Set target priority before engaging
- Group mobs at an angle favorable to the cleave
- Use defensive layers according to the damage spike
- Relocate loose mobs with taunt and short movement
Common mistakes
- Pull without vision from the healer route
- Override cooldown in the first second of the pull
- Turn the pack towards the group and cause avoidable damage
Final checklist
- Defined pull route and size
- Defensives separated by priority
- Healer aligned with rhythm
- Group warned about focus
Summary
The larger the pack, the greater the value of an organized tank. Control comes before courage.
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