You're likely to encounter both them, but most likely not until the later part of the season. What is it that makes them simple? First of all, they're both really durable into physical harm while having easy utility spells. prot warriors in particular can simply remain in a defensive stance and have the ability to interrupt interrupts and stuns the entire time without needing to stand stance all the time, which makes Resource Management much simpler.

Paladins, on the other hand, might have a slightly more complex role in the game due to having a magic dispel. However, outside of that it's pretty much the same story. They're great in melee, but they may struggle to become casters. All the with a fairly easy damage rotation with very limited resource management. And with our easy melee now out of the way, let's take a look at the moderately complicated distribution of melee DPS. In the beginning, we have non-holy DK which leads to the obvious question how could frost be easy , while Holi be more challenging.

Of course they have an incrediblely powerful CD that features summon gargoyle. It's a fact. This is among the top WoTLK Classic Gold offensive cooldowns available in the game. However, maintaining pressure outside of gargoyle is the thing that distinguishes the good from bad ones.