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Paladin macros

Paladins are righteous warriors, using their faith in the Light to protect their allies, smite their enemies, and uphold justice.

20 macros

Blessing of Freedom (Mouseover)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Blessing of Freedom
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] Blessing of Freedom
```
Frees whoever you are hovering from snares and roots, falling back to your target and then to yourself. Freedom is time-critical and rarely needed on your current target.
Blessing of Protection (Mouseover)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Blessing of Protection
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] Blessing of Protection
```
Drops the physical immunity on a hovered ally. Because it also stops them attacking, being able to aim it precisely at the person who actually needs saving matters.
Blessing of Sacrifice (Mouseover)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Blessing of Sacrifice
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help] Blessing of Sacrifice
```
Takes a share of a hovered ally's damage. Usually thrown on the tank the moment a big hit is incoming, which you want to do without dropping whoever you are healing.
Blessing of Spellwarding (Party 1)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip
/cast [known:Blessing of Spellwarding,@party1] Blessing of Spellwarding; [@party1] Blessing of Protection
```
Casts Spellwarding on the first player in your party frames, falling back to Blessing of Protection if you have not talented it. Handy in arena where you know exactly who needs it.
Cancel Blessing of Freedom
Paladin
```
/cancelaura Blessing of Freedom
```
Drops Freedom off yourself. Against Mages who want to steal it, removing the buff before they can take it denies them a free escape.
Cancel Blessing of Protection
Paladin
```
/cancelaura Blessing of Protection
```
Removes Protection from yourself so you can attack again. The immunity blocks your own physical damage too, which is rarely what you want once the danger has passed.
Cleanse (Mouseover)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Cleanse
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] Cleanse
```
Dispels whoever your cursor is over. Holy Paladins get Cleanse and everyone else gets Cleanse Toxins — swap the name to match your specialisation.
Consecration Without the Reticle
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Consecration
/cast [@player] Consecration
```
Drops Consecration under you with no confirmation click. Protection Paladins want to be standing in it at all times, so this is pressed constantly.
Crusader Strike with Auto Attack
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Crusader Strike
/startattack
/cast Crusader Strike
```
Casts Crusader Strike and guarantees your auto-attack is running. Auto attacks silently switching off after a knockback is a real and easily-missed damage loss.
Divine Toll with Cooldowns
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Divine Toll
/cast Avenging Wrath
/cast Divine Toll
/use 13
```
Fires Avenging Wrath and Divine Toll together with your first trinket. Lining up your burst on one key means you never open a window with half of it missing.
Final Reckoning (Cursor)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Final Reckoning
/cast [@cursor] Final Reckoning
```
Places Final Reckoning at your cursor instantly, so your burst window starts on the pack rather than a click late.
Flash of Light (Mouseover)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Flash of Light
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] Flash of Light
```
Your fast heal pointed with the cursor. Falls back to your target and then to yourself so the key is never wasted.
Hammer of Justice (Arena 1)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip
/cast [@arena1] Hammer of Justice
```
Stuns the first enemy in the arena frames regardless of what you have targeted. Change arena1 to arena2 or arena3 for the others.
Hammer of Justice (Focus)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Hammer of Justice
/cast [@focus,harm,nodead][] Hammer of Justice
```
Stuns your focus without a target swap. Between Rebuke and Hammer of Justice you can lock a single caster out almost indefinitely if both are pointed at the same unit.
Intercession (Mouseover Battle Res)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Intercession
/cast [@mouseover,help][] Intercession
```
Combat resurrection aimed with the cursor. Hovering the corpse is dramatically faster than finding a dead player in the raid frames.
Lay on Hands (Mouseover)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Lay on Hands
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] Lay on Hands
```
Full-heals whoever you are hovering. This is a once-per-fight button that has to land on the right person immediately, which is exactly what a mouseover bind is for.
Rebuke (Focus Interrupt)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Rebuke
/cast [@focus,harm,nodead][] Rebuke
```
Interrupts your focus target if you have one, otherwise your current target. Standard focus interrupt behaviour, and the first macro most Paladins make.
Redemption with Announce
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Redemption
/cast Redemption
/p Resurrecting %t
```
Resurrects your target and tells the party who you are bringing back, so two healers do not waste casts on the same corpse. The %t is replaced with your target name.
Repentance (Focus)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Repentance
/cast [@focus,harm,nodead][] Repentance
```
Incapacitates your focus target. Repentance breaks on damage, so casting it on the unit you are attacking would be self-defeating — this keeps them separate.
Word of Glory (Mouseover)
Paladin
```
#showtooltip Word of Glory
/cast [@mouseover,help,nodead][help][@player] Word of Glory
```
Spends Holy Power on a hovered ally. Retribution and Protection both get real healing out of Word of Glory, and both want to aim it without losing their target.

Other WoW classes

Every class shares the same macro syntax, so a good idea usually ports across.