Why You Should & Shouldn't Play Protection Paladin in Dragonflight Season 2 - Patch 10.1
Unsure what class to play in Dragonflight Season 2? Whether you're a returning player coming back to play the new content or a longtime veteran just looking to explore a new main or alt, we've got you covered. We break down all the reasons you should consider playing Protection Paladin in Patch 10.1 and even throw in a few reasons of why you might not. From all the changes since launch to the new tier set bonuses coming in 10.1, join us as we explore Dragonflight Season 2 Protection Paladin!
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Why You Should Play Protection Paladin in Dragonflight Season 2 (and Why You Shouldn't)Before Dragonflight, Protection Paladin has been a niche tank for several expansions in a row. It might have had a blip here or there but generally it was the goldilocks tank. It was never the best tank nor was it the worst. It was just mid-tier. People always recognized its strengths of utility or good damage but also recognized some of its weaknesses. At the start of Dragonflight Season 1, several people wrote off Paladin tanks as buggy, undertuned, and non-viable. It didn't help that the raid had a few encounters like Dathea or Raszageth that were very Paladin unfriendly. But over the course of Season 1, because of bug fixes, improved talent layouts, and numerical buffs to
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