My history with my paladin is complicated. Though my priest was my main for most of my raiding career, the paladin was my favored alt -- if not my favored character altogether. There simply wasn't a need for more paladins in my raid, so I avoided pulling the trigger and changing mains until mid-Wrath of the Lich King, where the raid was willing and able to accommodate a paladin. I continued investing significant time into my paladin throughout those years, however, and accrued a whole bunch of stuff. Back in the day, I loved the lore and flavor of the paladin and its numerous class quests -- while playing that class, it felt like I was playing someone truly special in the world of Azeroth. As such, I attached a great deal of sentimental value to the many class quest rewards. Verigan's Fist still holds a place in my collection, now moved into void storage. I also discovered I still possess a Holy Mightstone, a secondary reward for the old level 50 class quest, which I meant to use on the Lich King when I first met him in battle. Given my paladin has Shadowmourne, it's safe to say I forgot to use it. At this point, I never will, but I'm keeping that Mightstone anyway.

Between Verigan's Fist, the Mightstone, and my faithful Charger, I'm sad all over again over the removal of all of the old class quests. None of those items can be acquired anymore. Verigan's Fist was a rite of passage for paladins back in the day. All of those class quests gave a real sense of identity to the paladin and to the character you're playing. I know warlocks once felt the same way, and may still feel it in some ways with the green fire quest line. The paladin, however, has no such quests anymore. I feel Blizzard seriously underestimates the power of class quests -- though often simple, they had the power to define a player's relationship with the game.

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