Why is this not physical damage?
This should be equivalent of a SS damage
Isn’t this the 4th time you made this thread today?
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its 2021 and we still complaining about paladins like its 2009
why is it called final verdict when you can cast it multiple times
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Why is kill shot called kill shot?
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Uh, no? Crusader Strike is, and has always been, the parallel to Stormstrike. Even in OG beta before it was replaced with the seal/judgment system. Stormstrike made your lightning bolt and earth shock hit harder. Crusader strike made holy strike (e.g., Templar’s Verdict) hit harder. Then they gimped Paladins and more or less left us like that until Wrath prepatch, and then everyone flipped their 
because they could actually die to a Paladin in PvP.
They tried nature damage Stormstrike one time, for three consecutive builds of BfA alpha. Templar’s Verdict has been pure holy damage for over five years. And even before that, Final Verdict was a talent that, you guessed it, made TV do holy damage.
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Stop making this thread. You’re spamming the forums. It’s against CoC.
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Ok ban me for addressing a serious issue.
I am sorry none of you pvp or even pve with the game you installed? Use add-ons? Yes you do. Play pvp? Nah you don’t.
How about blizzard balance the game in pvp? They start by making Final/Templar physical. Then they can fix alot of other things, but that requires Devs to understand pvp
Okay.
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Okay still here, and final verdict is still purely holy dmg (crits for 30k)
And it’s not changing because you keep spamming the forums. Blizzard doesn’t read this forum. You can stop bumping this thread. Go complain in the PvP forum where it belongs.
No, it is not an issue.
Doing Holy Damage is way better than physical. It bypasses armor, including the armor of other players. The only downside is Death Knights can anti-magic shell it. Literally the only difference. But you’ll hit a LOT harder against tanks.
On top of that, being Holy Damage means it’s increased in power by Retribution’s mastery.