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Could someone give me the best advice regarding heirlooms and enchants?

question one: I'm going to make a Holy Paladine (first time)

therefore the stat priority is: 

  1. Intellect;
  2. Critical Strike;
  3. Mastery;
  4. Haste;
  5. Multistrike;
  6. Versatility

question two: Heirlooms to pick are: 

 

Pristine Lightforge Helm

Pristine Lightforge Spaulders

Pristine Lightforge Breastplate

Pristine Lightforge Legplates

Eternal Horizon Choker  or  Eternal Amulet of the Redeemed  or  Eternal Talisman of Evasion  (please advise)

Ancient Bloodmoon Cloak 1

Discerning Eye of the Beast

Swift Hand of Justice

Weathered Observer's Shield  or  Musty Tome of the Lost

Devout Aurastone Hammer with either the above

Question three:

 Do I enchant all with 

Gift of Critical Strike

or put 

Gift of Mastery

on those with critical strike already in the stat?

 

Looking forward to this. If you could explain your suggestions it would also be a great help. Thank you

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I think the first advice is to not level up as a healer. It's a lot easier to level up as Retribution. If you're really bent on leveling up as a healer anyway, just keep in mind that the stat priority you're using is only valid at level 100 and for raiding. It makes no sense to use a stat priority when leveling up.

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Do not enchant with Mastery since Mastery is only available at level 80.

You could also consider using older expansion enchants at earlier levels.

My Heirloom guide seems to be cut in half by the new forum look&feel.

 

Here is a spreadsheet on Heirloom enchants:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QMLJ3sKyECFkAbjyjWzFZtMAwnQgfe2_wAtMw1hsfBs/edit?f=true&noheader=true&gid=17#gid=17

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