Subscribe to the Blog475 is urittable by 70's, and then 5 more defense for eh level above you the mob is. ?? Bosses areounted as 3 levels above you, so you need 490 against them. You're going to need to get a lot of gear replements. You'll need tohange out all those DPS pies for tanking stuff. Shoulders,hest, belt, boots, the blue ring, and the sword.. You're far too low in Defense and HP for MgT.
Sheath of Light. A Heal over Time after a healrit. Something Holy Paladins have been reaming for for years now. It was given to Retribution. This made me (and probably many other people) wonder if a deep ret sp would be a viable healing sp. So I've been healing 25-mans as both a PvE Holy sp, and an 18043 heal sp. In my heal gear, I have 120 more bonus healing as the ret sp, with 2% more spellrit. Ret has Art of War prs vs. Holy's Holy Shk. Ret has Sheath of Light vs. Holy's Bon of Light. Ret has roughly 125 MP5 from JotW vs Holy's 10% haste from Enlightened Judgements. Ret also gains bonus healing from AP buffs. Fully buffed in mid-battle, that 120 extra from earlierlimbed to 250. The biggest thing Holy has over Ret is Infusion of Light + Light's Gre. Holy Lightast times lower than 1 sond make for great emergey healing. In my mind, Deep Ret is a perftly viable healing sp, but Pure Holy does better when solo-healing a tank through burst damage, or two tanks taking equal heavy damage. I need to get to 80 to try out the extra 10 points.
One of my favorites things about Ret healing is that you never go OOM. With Judgements of the Wise, youanonstantly keep yourself up, albeit you gimp your healing a little.. Having said that, I would rommend trying this. Taking out Illumination and Divine Int to take Swift Retribution and Stified Wraths to lower your Avenging WrathD by 1m now that boosts heals too.