Nostalrius Begins - Quality wow vanilla realm (1.12)

Hello all -

I'm wondering about the experience of pvp healers on Nost. Are pvp healers generally a welcome sight? Do pvp healers have issues ranking and/or accruing honor at a slower rate than other pvpers? If so, what is the gap?

Is there a specific healing class that currently fares better than others?

As someone new to Nost and currently in the leveling process, but not entirely new to wow pvp healing, and who loves it (missed vanilla, started TBC-current), I'd love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

feel free to take a peak at my VoDs at my stream, there's quite a few and they contain footage mostly all classes, obviously only from my PoV.

PVP Healers are usually lacking on horde side, but if you are decent you will always find a home in casualmades, and in the harcoremades if you have enough time. In horde pugs I love it when theres healers (usually only 0-1 per bg). Pugging might suck as your teammates are more likely to abandon their healers and chase down enemies, making room for a enemy to start fucking with you. However, the level of pvp skill of pugs is pretty high on this server so a lot of allies will attempt to protect you.

You can always just queue with a geared warr friend and become a pocket healer.

Procto is a solid pvp healer so you should watch his vods, id just look through his previous broadcasts and try to find his premade vs premade games.

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Procto is a solid pvp healer so you should watch his vods, id just look through his previous broadcasts and try to find his premade vs premade games.

Sady 2% of his playtime..

I'm a 51 rdruid, I've done wsg (not so much ab) in every bracket so far as well as a whole lot of wpvp. I reached r3 in my first week of doing wsg, because it was almost constant wins since horde had no healers. i really enjoy pvp healing as a druid since leather armor and bear form make me a lot less squishy (and being a healer is pretty much pvp tanking) and being able to stealth to ambush enemies or pocket heal your allies gives you some insurance against being the first target when a fight starts.

"Pugging might suck as your teammates are more likely to abandon their healers and chase down enemies, making room for a enemy to start fucking with you. However, the level of pvp skill of pugs is pretty high on this server so a lot of allies will attempt to protect you."

I m sorry but i dissagree. I m leveling and doing a lot of bg , and usually horde are pretty good at fearing or sheeping the target that attack your friend. If you decide to be a healer i will welcome you with open arm. Follow me and i will give my life protecting you. We are now in the level 20-29 bracket but we plan to go into 30-39 bracket by the end of AB week end. Right now we only have 2 real healer (in our guild) and one is switching to ench , and the other one isnt online often. Be a healer with the horde , be good and people will love you. I know i will

Vintersun wrote: Do pvp healers have issues ranking and/or accruing honor at a slower rate than other pvpers?

Same honor as damage dealers.

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