Priest Leveling Guide & Best Leveling Spec 1-60 - WoW Classic

Por Anshlun Actualizado: 20/03/2025

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Complete your Sacerdote quests to gain your racial spells, simply by speaking to your trainer at level 10 and 20.

Get a wand ASAP! Wands will greatly aid you in leveling: whether in a dungeon or out in the open world

Save up gold so you can purchase your mount at level 40, and at 60, too.

When approaching levels 50 and up, begin checking out your Pre-Raid BiS gear and where it drops. You can begin farming certain dungeons early on, while still gaining XP, to obtain some your Pre-Raid BiS gear before 60.

Racial Abilities for Priests in WoW Classic

Level 10

Level 20

Dwarf

Human

Night Elf

Troll

Maleficio de debilidad

Guardia de las Sombras

Undead

Toque de debilidad

Peste devoradora

Rezo desesperado (Human and Dwarf): This spell is gained at level 10 and is a massive, instant cast self-heal. It can only be used once every 10 minutes, so save this for emergencies only.

Maleficio de debilidad (Troll): Earned at level 10, this spell reduces the targets damage done by a flat amount and reduces their healing taken by 20 percent. Use this to weaken tougher enemies.

Fragmentos estelares (Night Elf): Earned at level 10, this is a channeled damage spell.

Toque de debilidad (Undead): Earned at level 10, this is a buff that decreases the attackers damage by a flat amount when struck in combat, and deals a small bit of damage.

Rebote (Human): Earned at level 20, this spell is a defensive cooldown that will Mana Burn any enemies who cast spells on you while it's active.

Resguardo de miedo (Dwarf): Earned at level 20, this is the most useful out of all the Priest Racials, this spell gives the Priest the ability to prevent the next fear effect on their target. The thirty-second cooldown combined with the ten minute duration also mean that you can start pre-casting this very early. Very useful in both PVE and PVP.

Guardia de las Sombras (Troll): Earned at level 20, this will deal shadow damage to any attacker who hits you.

Gracia de Elune (Night Elf): Earned at level 20, this is a unique defensive cooldown for Night Elf Priests.

Peste devoradora (Undead): Earned at level 20, this is probably one of the more iconic Shadow Priest abilities, this gives Undead access to an additional DoT effect that heals them for the damage it deals.

Priest Leveling Talents in WoW ClassicShadow Priest Leveling - Shadow DPS in WoW ClassicForma de las SombrasSmite Priest Leveling - Holy/Disc DPS in WoW ClassicHoly Priest Leveling - Dungeon Healing in WoW ClassicSpells to Buy while Leveling as a Priest in WoW ClassicPriest Leveling DPS Rotation in WoW ClassicPalabra de las Sombras: dolorDispararPriest Dungeon Leveling in WoW ClassicPalabra de poder: enterezaPalabra de poder: escudoEspíritu divinoTransfusión de espírituExplosión mentalTransfusión de espírituPriest Dungeon Healing Ability RotationPriest Dungeon Cleave SetupSacerdotemana management

Utilize the 5-second rule to gain increased mana regeneration ticks after not using any mana for at least five seconds

Try to avoid shielding Guerreros, as it prevents rage generation which will decrease their DPS

Organize with your group to help you proc Transfusión de espíritu as often as possible

Ensure you have plenty of food, drinks & reagents in your bags

Downrank spells appropriately to conserve mana

Priest Trainer Locations in WoW ClassicPriest Weapon Skills in WoW ClassicWeapon Trainers for WoW Classic Priest Weapon Skills

Weapon Master Location

Weapons Skills Taught

Ilyenia Fuegolunar (57.6, 46.6), Warrior's Terrace, Darnassus

Daggers, Staves

Bixi Tambaleapié (62.0, 89.6), Military Ward, Ironforge

Daggers

Woo Ping (57.0, 57.6), Trade District, Stormwind

Daggers

Hanashi (81.6, 19.4), Valley of Honor, Orgrimmar

Staves

Sayoc (81.6, 19.4), Valley of Honor, Orgrimmar

Daggers, Staves

Ansekhwa (41.2, 61.4), Thunder Bluff

Staves

Archibald (57.8, 31.6), War Quarter, Undercity

Daggers

Best Wands and Gear for Leveling a Priest in WoW ClassicEspecialización en varitasTransfusión de espírituCinturón de tejido fantasmalJubón del Guardián de la TierraVara de fuerza de hechizoEnchanting Wands

Varita mágica inferior is the earliest wand you can pick up; it requires 10 skill in enchanting and is created by Varita mágica inferior. This item is generally pretty cheap on a developed server; you can probably find this on the auction house for just a few silver. If you're on a fresh server, you may have to invest some time and resources into leveling enchanting in order to get this wand.

Varita mágica superior is a better version of the previous wand but also takes a bit more effort as it requires to reach 70 enchanting skill to craft it. If you aren't leveling on a fresh server and the auction house has had time to develop, you will be able to purchase this item relatively cheap as well.

Priest Questing Wands (Level 10-19)

Item

Location

Chispa de La Milicia Popular

Reward from La Milicia Popular in Westfall, available for the Alliance.

Varita élfica

Reward from Bashal'Aran in Darkshore, available for the Alliance.

Palo de fuego enano

Reward from Recoger ídolos in Loch Modan, available for the Alliance.

Bordón flamígero

Reward from La fuga in The Barrens, available for the Horde.

Varita de Descomposición

Reward from El Desafío de Beren in Silverpine Forest, available for the Horde.

Cetro de lápida

dungeon quest La vileza de Brazanegra/La vileza de Brazanegra in Blackfathom Deeps.

Priest Leveling Wand ProgressionNoteStat Weights while Leveling a PriestSpirit > Spell Power > Intellect > Stamina

Spirit: Your best leveling talent is Transfusión de espíritu, and as such, you should play to your strengths. By stacking a lot of Spirit, you will reduce the amount of time you would spend drinking while leveling.

Spell Power: You probably won't come across many items with Spell Power while leveling but, it's worth noting that you should consider wearing any piece of Spell Power gear you come across.

Intellect: Increases your total Mana pool, as well as providing you with some spell crit.

Stamina: Increases total health points.

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Changes to Questing in WoW Classic

Quests and Objectives are not displayed on the map. To put it: you will have to do some exploring. You will get lost at some point during a quest, and you might have to read the actual quest or go to an external website to find out what you are supposed to be doing. While there are plenty of leveling addons for Classic, part of the game "experience" is feeling immersed in the world and creating an adventure of your very own.

Zones don't guarantee a certain amount of levels: Once again, coming from one of the later expansions, you might be used to finishing a zone (Vol'Dun for instance) and expecting to be two levels higher. In Classic, the difficulty of zones vary, and especially as a Sacerdote, you will want to do a lower difficulty quest. You'll find yourself bouncing between a few zones at any given level range.

Best Priest Questing Zones in WoW Classic

Costa Oscura (11-19): Once you complete the starting area for your particular race, you begin to have options of where to go, where to quest, and for Alliance, in particular, one of the best early game zones is Darkshore.

Loch Modan (10-18): Second to Darkshore would be the Gnome/Dwarf 10-18 zone of Loch Modan. The zone isn't as rich as Darkshore, but, it has some relatively easy quests. This is a good place to come back to and complete the quests once you out-level the content.

Páramos de Poniente (9-18): While these initial questing zones come down to preference, I would not suggest Westfall as a zone in regards to difficulty. However, if you have a group of friends you are leveling with, and you want to go into Deadmines for a quest run and get some higher item level rewards, this zone is worth considering.

Montañas Crestagrana (15-25): This is the level range where you will have to bounce between zones of equal difficulty if you want to fill your quest bar from questing alone. Forming an efficient route of the next few zones will be important to increase your leveling speed.

Bosque del Ocaso (20-30): This is probably one of my favorite zones; it's full of quests, full of flavor, and has a lot of solid upgrades. Don't miss out on this zone if you play Alliance.

Los Humedales (20-30): This is probably the last "Alliance only" zone, from here on out you will enter into zones that are contested by both Horde and Alliance.

Los Baldíos (10-33): This is the big one, as it is the meeting point for three of the four races of the Horde, this zone has no shortage of quests and will easily propel you toward level 20. As great as this zone is, be ready to compete for mob tags, as there will be a lot of players funneled into this one zone.

Bosque de Argénteos (10-20): This is the Undead version of The Barrens; it has some decent quests to complete, but, I usually don't end up coming here at all.

Sierra Espolón (15-25): Although this zone offers Alliance quests, it is almost entirely a Horde zone. This zone is fantastic as it is right next to the Barrens, and the level range of the two zones overlap.

Laderas de Trabalomas (20-31): Home to the infamous Southshore vs. Tarren Mill world PvP spot, this zone has a lot of good quests for both Alliance and Horde and is usually worked into most people's leveling routes.

Vallefresno (19-30): Another flavorful zone as this is the home to what will become Warsong Gulch, plenty of quests for both Alliance and Horde.

Las Mil Agujas (24-35): Home to the infamous Shimmer Flats, this is a great zone for both factions to get almost an entire level. It also has a questing hub for Horde.

Vega de Tuercespina (30-50): probably one of the most infamous zones in the whole of World of Warcraft, you will be coming to this zone off and on from level 30 and up towards level 50.

Desolace (30-39): Home of the dungeon Maraudon, this is one of my favorite zones in the game, and I spend many levels here. There are both Horde and Alliance quest hubs here.

Tierras Altas de Arathi (30-40): This zone is home to the 2nd battleground Arathi Basin, there are two hubs here (one for each faction), and there are plenty of good kill quests here.

Tierras Inhóspitas (36-45): This is a quick and dirty zone, while it only has a hub for Horde; it is a quick level, and if you have enough players around your level you can do an Uldaman quest run.

Tanaris (40-50): Home to the dungeon Zul'Farrak, I recommend questing here as well as doing a full quest run of ZF.

Feralas (41-60): This is one of the less popular zones for people to quest at, it's worth coming here in your early 40s as there are plenty of quests for both factions.

La Garganta de Fuego (43-56): This zone is particularly exciting because you get your first taste of the end-game, On one side of Blackrock Mountain is a lower level zone with various quests coming from the Thorium Brotherhood.

Las Estepas Ardientes (50-59): The other side of Blackrock Mountain, this is a higher level zone and has hubs for both Horde and Alliance, you will probably come to this zone a couple of times as the level range is quite large. Some dungeon quests come from this zone.

Frondavil (47-54): This zone is a must-complete for me as the quests are quite good and you will need to come here to get your Antorcha Cenarion, which is needed to farm various consumables like Tubérculo de blancoria.

Cráter de Un'Goro (48-55): This is another hot zone as it has a plethora of quests and will get you nearly two levels from completing the crater.

Tierras de la Peste del Oeste (46-57): This zone is excellent for quick leveling, as you can complete the "cauldron" questline for massive amounts of experience. It's worth noting that you need a breadcrumb quest from your faction's major city.

Tierras de la Peste del Este (54-59): Home to the legendary Naxxramas, this zone gives you another taste of the end-game immediately upon questing. You will spend a lot of time here even at max level.

Cuna del Invierno (55-60): This is an amazing zone, it has a ton of quests that give a ton of experience, and you can get Alijo de Mau'ari, allowing you to farm Jujus, a very good consumable for raids.

Closing Thoughts on Leveling a Priest in WoW Classic

Quality of Life changes have been implemented over the years: If you are coming from any more modern expansion, there are going to be a lot of not-so-friendly changes that make questing harder, or at least take more time. Quests and objectives won't be marked on your map, so you will have to do a lot more exploring. There won't be a steady stream of quests from 1-60, so you will have to combine questing and grinding enemies for the experience to level. There's no AoE looting, and quest items take space in your bags. Cooldown abilities are available much less frequently, and there's significantly less personal healing, which adds much more downtime in between pulls as you sit and eat or use First Aid/Alchemy to heal. Playing efficiently is the best thing you can do to speed up your leveling.

Spirit Tap and Wand Specialization are must have Talents: Both of these Talents combine to make the Sacerdote Class one of the most efficient levelers in the game. While not the fastest overall, the Priest doesn't have to completely stop very often to sit down to eat and drink. These two talents are without a doubt the most important for the leveling process.

Buy abilities only when needed: A lot of people don't think it is possible to afford a mount by level 40, in reality, it's much easier as long as you only buy the necessary spell upgrades to save money. It's also worth noting that following this guide for buying spells will save you a lot of travel time as flights back to major cities or your questing hub can take a lot of time away from leveling.

Wand upgrades are significant for Priests: Priests have the most diverse toolkit of any healing class in SoM but, your biggest upgrade for leveling will come in the form of a wand with higher DPS. When killing an enemy you will want to Palabra de las Sombras: dolor it, and Disparar it, rather than cast spells. In doing this, you will save a lot of mana and be able to level more effectively.

Comentarios

Comentario de Apoti

Wouldn't it be more beneficial to have wand specialization instead of unbreakable will while leveling? Seeing as wand damage is such a large part of your damage, especially while leveling? Perhaps it would be good to take wand specialization from level 15-19, right after putting 5 points in Spirit Tap.

Comentario de 1972038

You don't want to activate Spirit Tap with MB (as it will be an overkill) but with wanding to not have to drink every two mobs.
So wand specialization is way above Unbreakable will even on a PVP realm.

Comentario de schintus

You don't actually have to spec shadow, but it will help alot. There's talents that increases your holy damage such as Luz abrasadora and Especialización Sagrada. And you can still pick up Transfusión de espíritu and have points left.

Comentario de Freezy3

I agree with most of your comment. The only change I personally would make is I like to alternate between getting spirit tap and wand spec, and I personally prefer going up to improved MB. Either way works fine.
Wands are indeed op as hell, HIGHLY suggested to get a hold of any and try to do your best to keep them updated when you can.
Varita mágica inferior can be crafted at 10 enchanting and requires Esencia mágica inferior x1 and used at lvl 5.
Varita mágica superior can be crafted at 70 enchanting and requires Esencia mágica superior x1 and can be used at lvl 13.

Comentario de kgersen

worthless guide without precise explanation on how to get a decent wand as soon as possible...

Comentario de Robotusch

It might be worth mentioning why
a) having a wand is a must-have (since at low levels wands usually out-DPS whatever spells you might have, especially with 5/5 wand spec).
and
b) you don't want to be casting for the last few %hp before a mob dies (five-second rule = spirit regen is disabled for five seconds after casting a spell). It's no good having 5/5 Spirit Tap if you get exactly zero benefit from the extra spirit for 3-4 seconds every time it procs, because you were spellcasting a mob to death).

Comentario de livie

It's interesting shadow is mentioned as "the only reasonable spec" to level in, because that's 100% not true.

Vanilla is about the journey and the experience you make of it, and yeah I leveled Holy, 3 times, and it was great! It's slow and painful but guess what you're highly coveted for dungeons, even though that's not a primary leveling method, and it can be a ton of fun. It taught me a LOT of patience.

Point is, if you want to power up to 60 as fast as possible, yes sure go Shadow. But if you want to relax and enjoy the way there, and help your friends along the way, Holy is just as "viable" as anything else.

Plus you'll get invited to every group. Like EVERY GROUP. It's kinda neat. :D

Comentario de Strykie

This guide is objectively bad, suggesting to level as shadow is a joke.

1. 5/5 Spirit Tap or 5/5 Wand spec
2. The one you did not choose first from above
3. 5/5 Holy spec
4. 5/5 Divine Fury
5. Whatever
6. Searing Light

Never use MB unless you need a fast nuke.
Use PWS/SWP Sparingly
Try to use up your inner fire stacks while wanding + renew.

Comentario de 1071238

I like how you finally picked wand spec, the best leveling talent in game, after everyone told you to. But you still have zero clue why to pick it. This time, instead of deleting my comment for "vulgar content" (LMAO), just delete your guide and copy this over it:

This is genuinely the most embarrassing guide I have ever read on the internet. I am now going to write a better guide in one paragraph because I pity any poor sucker that actually tries to follow this drek.

ASAP: Get Lesser Magic Wand, Get Greater Magic Wand, Get Gravestone Scepter. Google them. Talents, get Wand Spec, get Spirit Tap, Get Pain, get 3/5 hit. Go disc until 40, respec to shadowform, then go disc again. Use Blast>Pain>Wand every mob. If high mana, use smite before 40, mind flay after 40. Keep Fort, Inner Fire, Shield Up.

Comentario de xolt

You should add information about where and how you learn the different weapon specializations. This will be helpful for when people pick up different weapons while leveling.

Comentario de Varrusian

This guide needs to be reported as "Inaccurate" so we can either get this rewritten or a new person to write this. the large amount of incorrect information in this guide will mislead potentially thousands of people. and as we all know, there are never enough healers. this isn't Icy-veins, let's get the actual correct information out there.

Comentario de jksdfgg

"you aren't going to be a very capable solo leveler". Priest is very effective at leveling and is even capable of reaching level 60 while being proud of the "/played" days. Just buy decent wands whenever you can and you'll do fine as long as you don't overpull mobs, even then you can shield /fear and run or kill whatever you can. Do not spend talents deep in the shadow tree until you are level 40+ as you only need spirit tap and increased debuff duration for SWP. Shadow is only viable after level 40 when you get shadowform. If you haven't played classic/vanilla just get a decent questing guide and you'll be ok.
Do not recommend this guide.

Comentario de 1con1cfury

I'd just like to point out some inaccuracies in this guide that may be discouraging to people who don't know much about Classic, or priest specifically in Classic and may be turned away from the class because of it.

For example; "You may struggle to kill enemies. As a Priest especially, you aren't going to be a very capable solo leveler." That's just flat out wrong. Priests are Tier 2 levelers in Classic, meaning there are only a handful of classes with a faster leveling experience, and perhaps no classes with a more stable leveling experience. The reason for this is 5/5 Wand Specc and 5/5 Spirit Tap, which you should be picking up from 10-19 in 100% of cases. Once you have a wand (very easy to craft a Lesser Magic Wand from Enchanting 10 by level 8) you have the ability to kill mobs with literally 0 downtime. Kill monsters one at a time with this simple rotation, PW:S -> Smite -> SW:P -> Wand, and you'll be going mana neutral. Throw in an extra spell here or there, or pull monsters slightly more aggressively to keep your mana hovering below 90%. Again, for context, going mana neutral with a stable kill speed and access to self healing makes you a monster at leveling particularly from 20-40.

Also; "There's only one option when leveling a Priest, and that's to level using talents from the Shadow tree: gaining access to things like Spirit Tap," again, just flat out wrong. You only need Spirit Tap from Shadow, everything else in there is gravy for leveling until 40+.There is even a Smite focused build that performs better than hard shadow until level 40, and even though it's strictly wrong to not take 5/5 Wand Specc and let your wand carry you, if you were determined to level a Priest without a wand focused playstyle, you'd go Holy/Shadow hybrid. But that's like being determined to level a hunter with no pet.

Finally, "Tier 3: At 20 you should go ahead and take Mind Flay" Mind Flay doesn't become a Damage per Mana Spent efficient spell until you get access to Shadow Weaving and higher ranks of the spell itself. Taking Mind Flay at 20 is strictly wrong for efficiency and kill speed, as wanding with a SW:P on the target is actually the top dps rotation for a level 20 priest (assuming no ludicrous +spell power twink items). Taking Mind Flay at 20 also requires you to ignore Wand Specc (horrible idea) and provides less value to you per talent point than say, Improved Power Word: Shield or even Improved Power Word: Fort.

There are some drawbacks to Priest leveling for sure, such as wand dependency, but it's countered by this simple fact:
When it comes to spending 10 talent points before level 40, there are no 10 talent points more potent for solo questing/grinding than Spirit Tap and Wand Specc. It's a Tier 2 leveling build that requires only level 19 to unlock. It also leaves you very flexible with talents moving into the 20-40 range, which means you'll be able to take a few healer talents and be able to heal dungeons comfortably without respeccing, which is invaluable when leveling in Classic. Loads of "best in slot" leveling gear can be found from dungeon quests and bosses, and having access to healing dungeons in the same specc that makes you a Tier 2 leveler is quite nice, and no other class can do that.

In conclusion this guide's heart is in the right place and a lot of the information is useful, but it's strictly wrong on how to build a priest for leveling in Classic. Shadow Priest is a really fun spec, and can really tear it up in PvP when played well, but it's godawful for leveling until 40+. After level 40 it's 100% viable to go hard Shadow, but I tend to stay Wand specc till 60 personally. I just like the flexibility it gives me compared to Shadow in group content.
I don't claim to be an expert at priest, but I did main one in Vanilla (and on and off since), I've been in contact with folks who played it on the beta, and I have been testing and refining my leveling path and builds on the next closest thing ;)

Comentario de Arphox

You can find a cool spreadsheet of wands in Vanilla here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vTm4F0MKf-HFEhHV7RjCS-MmQOFKinmXLNKMVC1N1RILG80RwtSQmAewGs0glOt2GMle9hRdbdTrUG2/pubhtml#

Comentario de Jellye

Honestly, this guide is more detrimental than helpful. People following it might do worse than they would do by just following their own ideas.

The biggest issue is that much of the sub-optimal advice here isn't even stated simply as a possibility or a suggestion, but it's stated as if they were an absolutely necessity.

Like the guide author stating that Priest has to be Shadow to level. Shadow is a viable leveling spec, but it isn't even necessarily the best one.

Stating that Priests have a hard time leveling solo is also really weird and seem to be more based on an ongoing stereotype than on actual experience. Priests are one of the most self-sufficient classes, which make for a steady and easy leveling experience (though it indeed isn't the fastest one).

Comentario de JolietJerry

Duskwood is NOT friendly to Lvl 10 characters. Guide should be updated to recommend that zone for 20-30 instead. Thanks.

Comentario de BlacKcuD

Gravestone Scepter is a really powerful Wand and you get it super early if you do it right.

The quest can be accepted as early as lvl 18 and you can enter the dungeon at level 19.
You might need to convince your group that you can heal this, but if aren't completely sh*t then it is no problem to heal the dungeon at around level 19.

update Just healed the dungeon again with a decent group and being lvl 21 as a Dwarf Disc Priest. This is totally doable, but my tank was an excellent player and we still had some rough moments. Even if you get this Wand at like 26, it is still extremely nice to have and will carry you to 30 and into Stranglethorn and Monastary where you will replace it.

Comentario de betriano

Ok so.. im torn here. As a "vanilla" Priest, who actually played back then. I don't remember alot of these issues this person is mentioning.. Vary rarely did i die while i was solo questing unless some nasty alliance came by and was being rude. Also. I dont remember the talent points being like that either.. I mean i could be wrong.. I'd have to go back YEARRRRRSSSS thru my google photos and check the screen shots i took.. shesh.. but yea.. i just.. i dont feel like this is right.. i mean i might be wrong but.. eh..

Comentario de DinoNoHost

Have you tried going to an AH and spending less than 1g to get full crafted or bad but only spirit gear? And actually try a spell rotation without using aa.? starting at lvl 20

Comentario de Coldbear

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEQNWLFNmys Hydra seems a bit more authoritative on the subject.

5/5 Wand Specialization (Because with Enchanting wand, you don’t need spirit tap until ~15)
5/5 Spirit Tap
1/5 Shadow Focus
3/3 Improved Power Word: Shield
2/2 Martyrdom
1/1 Inner Focus
3/3 Meditation
5/5 Holy Specialization
5/5 Divine Fury
2/2 Improved Shadow word: Pain

https://classic.deathblind.com/alliance-leveling-guide/2020

Protip if you're leveling a priest in Classic, set hearth to BB and always get the damn Zandalar run speed buff. This running slowly is intolerable.

Comentario de EboniaStormreave

This seems to be focused on speed grinding to level. If you simply want to play the game not even spirit tap is not necessary. I have leveled 10 or so priests in 15 years and you need wand spec only. Spirit tap is nice if you are trying to level as fast as possible void of the entire leveling experience, if that is not how you want to play the game. I suggest the 5 points in wand spec and do whatever else you like. I almost never use smite.

You shield, SW:P, (use Dev Plague if undead smite if you don't), or shoot and re-dot and shoot. It is slightly slower to kill, but you never run out of mana, You never need to drink, unless in a dungeon. And by not needing to drop 5 points in spirit tap you can get Meditation and Mental Agility faster and then of course divine spirit. When you have that is it the same as spirit tap if not overall better. Then focus on Int or Healing Power over Spirit and down rank spells. This allows you to solo grind and run dungeons easily. Food for thought if you want balance and you prefer healing. And this works all the way to 60.

But if you are speed leveling, however, go for it.

Comentario de SAMULHIM

Could be a stupid question, but I want an answer:

When you have dual spec, say Holy Spec and Shadow Spec. Since the Displace talent "fortified" is crucial talent "; Do you need to add points to it (the fortified) in both spec trees, or in one of them will be enough, since its time is 30 minutes, and you can flip between the two spec. This way I can save up points in the second spec.

I hope my stupid question is clear..!

Priest Leveling Guide & Best Leveling Spec 1-60 - WoW Classic

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