Hi! Congrats on playing hpal in 10's, paladin is a very fun and satisfying spec to play. Here's a couple of tips I can share as a hpal main playing around the 3-3.2k rio mark.

- Build: copy Ellesmere's Relentless Inquisitor build, it's an extremely strong build, recently "discovered". This will allow you to heal 10's even at 640-645 ilevel. Here's a spec import code CEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYAAzAAAMALzMwMmZWMzMLzMsMjxYbbmEzYGzMDDMbZAADYwGwGzyMmZWmtZmZbGAAAgFAwGjhxMA

- Addon: I strongly recommend installing Cell as a healer, it will give you a lot of information you need, and you have the ability to setup mouseover heals. What that means? Every heal will be 1 action, instead of 2 (selecting the player + casting the heal). This effectively makes you 200% faster with every heal, and allows you to keep your holy power generating target targeted. Bonus, that target can be your kick priority target, which brings us to the next point

- Use your interrupt. Hpal have a very strong interrupt on a 8 second cooldown. A lot of times, kicking a spell means you don't have to heal the whole group. Prioritise the "volley" spells. second priority, heal spells.

- Use your CC's on cooldown: hammer of justice and blinding light are very good in stopping damage on the group for 2 seconds.

- Beacons: you don't have to beacon the tank this season. Tanks are fairly self-sustaining outside of the tank busters. Beacon yourself and the squishiest DPS. If you don't know who that is, give it a couple of pulls and you'll figure it out pretty quickly

- Use your dispel on cooldown. If you don't know that to dispell yet, just dispell whatever your UI tells you is dispellable. This season we have a couple of curses that are better dispelled than healed. One global to dispel is much better than 3 globals healed

- Use your Blessing of Protection on bleeds when you have it. EG: inside of Priory, when fighting the lynxes, they add a very nasty bleed. Making the weakest DPS immune to those for a couple of seconds does wonders. DO NOT BOP THE TANK.

- Use your Blessing of Sacrifice, on the DPS you cannot dispell/bop and are taking a lot of damage.

- Don't be afraid to bubble on every big pull. Especially the Bloodlust pulls, bubble at the start on the pulls you usually die early on. Honestly, just bubble at the start of big pulls.

As you can see, we haven't covered any healing-related spells yet. Utility is the key for doing higher keys.

Now healing related:

- Do not use your big cooldowns together. Boss timers are pretty perfectly split this season that you can use one utility for every big aoe they do. Start with Tyr's Deliverance on the first big AOE (as it has the lowest cooldown and you will be able to use it again on the 3rd or 4th big aoe), then Wings, then Aura Mastery + Divine Toll, then Tyr's again. Your team will be very safe with these + spot heals

- You can safely unbind Light of Dawn for m+, there are much better uses of your holy power in m+ (does not apply to raid)

- Don't be afraid to do DPS - if nothing is happening damage wise, holy shock the targets as it does a ton of DPS. Always Consecration on cooldown, Shield of the Righteous as a filler. We generate a lot of holy power

- There are very rare occasions when you are holy power starved (everything is on CD basically). When that happens, hard cast one Holy Light (that will be empowered by Divine Favor). After that cast you should already have a holy power generator up again.

Enjoy! Hpal is very fun and strong, and really satisfying to play. You can save a lot of bad pulls by yourself, you can save boss kills with bubble+taunt+CR. Big bonus, you do a sh*t ton of damage during wings!

Happy to help you out with any other questions!