Paladin misunderstanding.

[Lyth]

The problem here is Passage of Arms. People are going to argue that it's not a real cooldown because it's a dps loss when active, but it's also a potential 18 second personal Rampart coupled with an extra raid-wide mitigation skill over all other tanks. This is vaguely reminiscent of the "Inner Beast makes WAR the most defensively robust tank in prog", coupled with "Inner Beast doesn't exist in farm/speedruns, so WAR is at a defensive disadvantage" argument from previous expansions. If you want to address the issue, you have to change how PoA works.

To be fair, GNB has it worse. Camo doesn't come close in value to PoA.

[Lucy_Pyre]

To be fair, GNB has it worse. Camo doesn't come close in value to PoA.

I would argue this point. Camouflage is, in fact, an extremely potent CD when used properly; which is against auto attacks. The 10% mitigation is nice but nothing to scoff at. However, the real important part is the 50% increase to parry chance. Against packs of trash mobs which, as we all know, are almost universally auto attack focused, Camouflage is more potent than Rampart (but slightly less than Nebula) unless you get completely shafted by RNG and get little to no parries.

[Kabooa]

you have to change how PoA works..

Do we still like intervention?

Cuz I'm thinking something that sorta steps on intervention's toes mechanically.

1. Creates Zone on ground
2. Paladin standing in zone gains increased Block Strength
3. Allies standing in zone gain the Paladin's Block chance and half the strength