Strengths:

• Plate Armor
• Blessing of Freedom
• Dispel
• 50% Healing Debuff
• Consistent Damage
• Axe Specialization = Lots of Crit (Rare)
• Sword Specialzation = Extra Attacks (More Common)
• Mace Specialization = Stuns off of Attacks (Prominent)
• Stuns
• Judgment of Crusader
• Blessings
• Hammer of Justice
• Intercept

Weaknesses:

• Paladin is easily susceptible to drains because of dispel resist and scorpid poison
• Dispel only removes one magic effect, so putting Faerie Fire and Hunter's Mark can prevent easy dispels
• Can arcane shot dispel Blessing of Freedom/Blessing of Protection off the Warrior or Paladin

Who to keep Pet on:
Paladin

Possible Warrior Talent Spec's (Standard Spec's):
Mortal Strike/Tactical Mastery
Mortal Strike/Flurry

Possible Paladin Talent Spec's (Standard Spec):
Holy

Usually an extremely easy matchup for Hunter/Druid. The way I start this fight off is in the beginning I use my Arcane Shots on the Warrior until he's completely cleaned of buffs, then we start CC rotations on him and I drain the Paladin to nothing.

The reason why I completely dispel the Warriors buff's is so that way when he gets Blessing of Freedom I can dispel it off with one Arcane Shot removing some of his mobility. I keep Hunter's Mark, and my Druid keeps Faerie Fire on the Warrior to give the Paladin a dispel a 1 and 3 chance of removing Entangling Roots or Freeze Trap. When I'm draining the Paladin I always Viper then immediately Silencing Shot afterwards to guarantee at least 1 or 2 ticks of drain before it possibly gets dispelled.

During this time the Warrior will get various Blessing's of Freedom's which I'll be attempting to clean off with Arcane Shot, you'll notice the smarter the Paladin/Warrior the more buffs they keep up, a good Paladin/Warrior will always have a shout and the Paladin will attempt to always keep a blessing on his Warrior, but when that Paladin spends 90% of the game attempting to LOS me it doesn't always work out like that.

The Paladin/Warrior playstyle that gives me and Chances the most trouble are very very aggressive Paladin/Warrior teams. Judgment of Justice is that combo's best friend against any team involving a Druid. A Paladin will keep that refreshed on a Druid while the Warrior, RNG's(Random Number Generator) several mace stuns in a row getting your Druid low. The Paladin will be using Holy Shock and Judgement of Righteousness to apply extra pressure on the Druid, the Paladin will throw a BOF on his Warrior and the moment your Druid pops out to heal the Paladin will HoJ (Hammer of Justice). The Warrior will use his Fear and they will attempt to burst your Druid down ignoring your Viper Sings.

Using Wing Clip, Scatter Shot, Freeze Trap, Silencing Shot are all essential for your Druid's survival. They don't want to kill you, they want your Druid. Now when it doesn't work, good Paladin/Warrior teams will target switch between you and your pet to buy time, and they don't do it right away, they'll get a Whirlwind on your pet as well as an occasional auto attack. If it drops below 5000 hp the Warrior will Intercept and attempt to 2-3 shot it.

The easiest way to stop the above theory craft is to be prepared for it. It's really obvious to tell the difference between a defensive and offensive Paladin by the way they start the game. A defensive Paladin will immediately hug a pillar while the Warrior charges in. An offensive Paladin will follow right behind his Warrior wanting to be near the action for if/when that Druid pops out to heal his partner.