Paladin

Paladin

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Open Paladin in /fsrsettings.

Seal and personal Aura

Seal tracks a supported active or missing Seal and its remaining time, including combat display.

Aura warns outside combat when your own supported Paladin aura is off. This is personal preparation, not party-wide aura assignment.

Personal Blessing

Personal Blessing checks the supported personal Blessing family, including recognised greater/alternative effects.

There is no selector for a specific preferred Blessing in 1.19.4. The setting enables the family check; it does not ask you to choose Might versus Wisdom or manage the group's assignments.

The accepted family includes documented camping counterparts. No Blessing is cast automatically.

Righteous Fury

Preference	Behaviour
Do not track	No Righteous Fury expectation. Default.
Expect active	Warn when the learned effect should be active but is missing.
Expect inactive	Warn when the effect is active and should be removed.

These are preparation expectations. They do not infer your role or toggle the buff for you.

Resources and reagent stock

Player health warns below 30% outside combat. Mana warns below 30%, including combat display. Applicable eating/drinking states suppress resource preparation warnings.

Greater Blessing reagents warns about missing Symbols of Kings when a supported Greater Blessing is learned. This reagent check defaults off.

Seal, Aura, personal Blessing, health and mana switches normally default on.

DoT scope

The 1.19.4 DoT catalogue has no Paladin family. In particular, the Wiki does not promise Consecration/ground-effect tracking through the Active DoTs bar.

/fpr is the Paladin alias for class controls.

Settings Reference · Compatibility & Limitations

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1.19.4 source references: Settings.lua:81–86; Settings.lua:135–136; ClassCatalog.lua:35–46; ClassCatalog.lua:169–180; DotCatalog.lua:1–9; DotCatalog.lua:37–43. See scope and source policy.