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I'm from a warrior + paladin 2on2 team, speaking about mirror games.
The hardest paladin to beat always stays on a pillar in blade's edge, which means you can't intercept him.
We often win against this combo when I go straight for the enemie's warrior after their paladin used BoP or DS, with some lucky crits he can go down very fast and the enemy paladin sits on his 50 % mana left. You have to make sure tho that your own paladin doesn't have Forbearance on CD, else it will be hard for him to stay alive against an enraged warrior with lots of rage and possibly sweeping strikes.
I have a question for you paladins tho, when a warrior is on a paladin for the whole arena round, should the paladin use BoL on himself or is it more mana efficient to use BoW?
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