How many points in Justicar before you're considered support?

[Vayra]

How is Justicar considered support at all when its a tanking class?

aoe healing

Also, you should need 1/3rd of your points spent in justicar to queue for support. This should be true at any level.

[Slimer]

aoe healing

Also, you should need 1/3rd of your points spent in justicar to queue for support. This should be true at any level.

I had this same problem leveling up my cleric with the Duracell build. I stopped worring about it and woudl queue up as dps and healer. which were the only 2 it would let me select.

[Jinjah]

I'm taking a wild guess here, this is untested, so if you think I'm wrong please do call the BS-flag on me:

To be flagged as support I think you must either a) have some points in a healing soul in the spec or b) be quite deep into justi.

[Tomaj]

I'm taking a wild guess here, this is untested, so if you think I'm wrong please do call the BS-flag on me:

To be flagged as support I think you must either a) have some points in a healing soul in the spec or b) be quite deep into justi.

I don't believe so. I originally had one healing spec (51 sent), one dps spec (45 sham/11 inq/10 sent), and one "solo" spec with 44 sham/10 inq/12 just. I built a tank spec for my fourth soul and was able to queue as support.

[Pricia]

You need 22 or 24 pts in justicar, no way around it. Which is really silly IMO.

[Byamee]

If you have a tank build as one of your roles, you don't need any more than 11 points in justi in order to have a support spec (Inquisicar at least). While putting more in justi for Righteous Mandate is nice, it's not really needed for 5 mans anymore due to the T1/T2 nerfs. DoL spam and Healing Breath (w/ mouseover macro) is pretty much all thats needed anymore.

Unfortunately, if you don't have a tank spec, you're stuck putting more points into justi which will kind of be a waste of points outside of a shamicar build, which can still provide decent support in T1/T2 runs.