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Comentado por salvation122

This is a great healing set, but due to the lack of strength, it's not very well suited to much anything else. Make sure you collect some damage gear for PvP and leveling in BC.

Comentado por Dante

It's a shame that the game changed hehe. I remember the times when Lawbringer was really good pvp gear. People used it for reckoning and all. Oh well...times change.

Comentado por bleu

It seems to me as though the 8-piece bonus does not proc a lot.

Comentado por 4182

This set is really an utter joke. It attempts to focus on stamina, intellect and spirit (somewhat) but fails utterly in losing 'itemization points' to half assed strength and spirit. If you want overall better healing as well as MP5, pick the peacekeeper 'set' from ZG. If you want better damage dealing, pick random blues/purples from PvP/ZG/AQ20/MC, such as the Helm of the Holy Avenger or Zandalar Freethinker's Breastplate.

The only real use I could find for this gear is PvP healing, which even the PvP set does better with. All in all, its a failed attempt at hybridzation. Not reccomended to any paladin that can grab peacekeepers for healing or random blues for damage dealing/tanking.

Comentado por 6840

If anything, you should save this set for the Shadow Resistance, due to the lack of availability of other SR pieces.

Comentado por 6828

This set was good for the time, but it is relatively easy to get a much better set especially with patch 2.0. For 175k honor and around 150 of the various BG tokens you can get the 6 piece GM set which pretty much blows Lawbringer out of the water. Mix those with the ZG bracers and belt and you have a pretty nice set without having to do 40 man raids.

Comentado por 4119

Drops for Horde since patch 2.0(As well as all other paladin sets).

Comentado por 7470

Locations:

Head-Molten Core-Garr
Shoulders-Molten Core-Baron Geddon
Chest-Molten Core-Golemagg the Incinerator
Pants-Molten Core-Magmadar
Gloves-Molten Core-Gehennas
Boots-Molten Core-Lucifron
Belt-Molten Core-Trash Mobs
Bracers-Molten Core-Trash Mobs

Comentado por 45405

The new outland pally armor that has good +healing is just like this, only a silver/purple look

Comentado por Thottbot

Dude would anyone agree that gnomes would make perfect palladins? btw i did dressing room on my gnome warrior with lawbrainger.....awsome, looks absoloutly amazing. i think blizzard should look into gnome palladins.plua why does horde get three classes with shammys..y cant alli get 3 classes for palladins? plus gnomes are great for PvP...HARD TO CLICK ON lol. reply please. =)

Comentado por Thottbot

As a paladin Im all about this set even though I am ret specced. Why you might ask? simple. First off let me start by saying it is true that an additional 70 strength would allow me to increase my dps by about 10 and 40 agility would give me an extra 2% crit chance both of which I would like, but there is more to damage in both pvp and pve than damage per hit, there is a little thing called total damage dealt which in large part a factor of how long you stay alive. Im swinging TUF around and I can hit for 2k with a SoC proc currently. With that extra strength and agility Id up that probably to about 2.1k, and would crit a little more often gee great. However with the stamina and intellect boost I get from LB I will stay alive for much much longer alowing me to swing more. Its just amusing to beat a mage by simply standing there and healing till he runs out of mana even with an evocate. Since I got lawbringer I own in pvp simply because I can keep myself up. So what if I hit for 25 less damage per swing if Im swinging twice as much with a weapon that hits for 400 non-crit.
As for PvE I think the set choice is a no brainer. PvE fights are long and you want a large mana pool and high mana regen to be of aid to your party, in PvE we are a support class and in MC its all about how long you can keep your cleanses judgments, buffs and heals going....leave the damage to the hunters rogues and locks. And in high level instances I run with hammer of the grand crusader and Im not meleeing so my damage meter is pretty much zero anyways so who cares about strength and agility. Intellect, spirit, mana regen and healing are useful to all paladins in all situations, strength is useful to ret pallys in pvp...that is why the set is the way it is. I hear a lot of ret paladins in here complaining about this set as being unbalanced in favor of a certain talent....but it would be far far more unbalanced if it had high strength because high strength is pretty useless to a support class like ourselves while intellect is usefull to all. Try healing yourself now and again, see how much more damage you do.

Comentado por Thottbot

One of the best-looking sets in the game, no doubt, and certainly among the best that our fellow paladins wear.

Comentado por Thottbot

http://www.wowguru.com/gallery/imageview.php?screenshotID=278

Comentado por Thottbot

Guys the problem is that we want damage.If you want damage start a warrior class.But paladins are the best.They heal the others, themselves and have buffs.And the cheat is the Lay On Hands.Imagine the bad orc to see you full heal in a second.We have the protective seals, we make them suffer to take us down.This is the best reward for me.We are the elite units of the army.Warriors are the simple units.We command them at battle.PALADIN IS THE BEST!

Comentado por Thottbot

Since no one has posted it yet, here's the list of who drops what. Everything is in MC

-Belt: Random BOE
-Bracers: Random BoE
-Boots: Lucifron: 1st Boss, Naga mage
-Legs: Magmadar: 2nd Boss, Core hound
-Gloves: Gehennas: 3rd Boss, Fire Elemental
-Helm: Garr: 4th Boss, Rock Elemental
-Shoulders: Baron Geddon: 5th boss, fire elemental, fight right after Garr
-Chest: Golemagg: Molten Giant w. 2 core rangers

On each items link page, someone has been nice enough to provide details on the boss that drops the item.

Comentado por Thottbot

Tauren ftw!

http://img81.imageshack.us/img81/4073/taurenpaladin2vu.jpg

Comentado por Thottbot

After playing as a retribution paladin from levels 1 through 60 (with enough BG's to gain tons of rep, each faction), I decided to switch to a Holy/Protection paladin and all I can say is wow... It is so much better. Yeah the whole stun + SoC judge thing is nice. That can only be used every 60 seconds (most efficiently, no one every does that though). Holy Shock (rank 30 is 365-395 dmg. Add on the Intellect advantage and you are criting on spells quite a number of times. Let's take away the arbitrary crit % for a second though and think about what we do know: 1. Prot/Holy Paladin's can take many people on at once (both mobs and horde). With more people trying to take you down, let people on everyone else doing damage (hell, maybe might even get a heal or to from someone). With around 9k armor, you are looking at something around 60% dmg reduction. The is no melee class that can kill you (if they do, that's your own fault). Divine Favor (2 min cooldown) = 100% chance of crit.

Comentado por Thottbot

The pictures of the above Tauren, Gnome, and Goblin Paladins are easily explained. Theres a program that can be found on Cursegaming.com that allows you to view any character model and put any armor on it. And the Tauran? A private server. I've made one of my own once, and I put full jugement on a Night Elf, not to mention on a Tauren.

Comentado por Thottbot

Simple comment Pallies, can dps, heal, and tank it all dependes on there spec. So if you get into a party and they expect you 2 just heal, tell them "Go to get a priest or stock up on health potions you dumbsh1t" This doesnt go for Holy Paladins, or ones who perfere 2 heal.Dont treat us like healers you might as well steal our plate, and force us 2 wear cloth.

Comentado por offdensen

Figured I would put in some insight since WoW classic has been out awhile now.
This set is not the best healing set in the game for a Holy pally, ~~not even close~~, but it has its merits. A lot of stam, int, and armor. Good for healing in pvp if you find yourself being focus targeted.

Edit: I striked out the "not even close" part because I've been raiding in Lawbringer gear in MC and I parse 75% on warcraft logs in it(means I am in the top 25% in banana gear lol). Its actually an alright set because you have so much mana that on long fights you are the only person left with any mana to continue healing, allowing you to eclipse people who has BIS sets on since they don't have a lot of mana. You also have enough mana to not need to downrank at all. This set has longevity and in a casual setting is actually alright, but still not "BIS".

As far as set bonuses go:
3 Piece: I have no idea how to interpret this. This either only applies to the pally, their group, or all friendly targets who hit the target with judgement of light an increased chance to proc of judgement of light heal. There really isn't a way to test this in game.

5 Piece: 1% spell crit and melee crit, pretty simple.

8 Piece: I couldn't find any information on this so this will be long. After extensive testing here is what I can tell you about the 8 Piece:
-While wearing a skullflame shield, the life drain on skullflame shield procs more often than the 8 piece bonus of lawbringer. I get about 2-3 procs of life drain from the shield before a Lawbringer proc. My main hand weapon is Mirah's Song. Seeing as how the life drain on skullflame shield is 3%, I'd say that the proc rate of Lawbringer is around that.

-This heal does not stack with healing power. The amount healed is between 189 and 211. Though it can Crit heal. When it crits it heals for around the low 300s. It doesn't crit for everyone though. If it heals all 5 people in your group it can crit heal 2 of them and regular heal the other 3, or the other way around. Every heal from this has its own chance to crit.

-Unlike Judgement of light, when this heals you and your party it counts as healing for you on the healing meters. So if it heals everyone in your group collectively for 1000 healing, then during that fight the healing meter will interpret you healing people for 1000 health during that fight. Judgement of light on the other hand interprets all healing as the person being healed having casted it, so that does not contribute to your healing on a healing meter.

This set takes some time to complete, and honestly the reason you don't see anybody with it is because there are some better alternatives for pallies, and the fact that you will probably get one piece of tier 2(probably judgment helm) before you get this full set completed.

Comentado por Joebean

To continue @offdensen investigation of the proc rate of the 8/8 set bonus.

Here are my findings:

It looks like that the around 3% proc rate is correct.

My stats:

Total Hit: 1033 (22 miss, 6 parry, 4 dodge)
Total Heal: 32 (28 Non Crit, 4 Crit (12.5%))

At the time of the test I had 22.5% Holy Crit chance.

Proc rate calculation: 32/1033 * 100 = 3.09777347531%

Posting in the Lawbringer set Wowhead page also for more visibility.

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