Okay, so I'm wondering exactly which abilities a paladin has can crit based on spell crit. I've actually played a paladin, but I haven't paid much attention to what can crit (and at low levels crit% is tiny, so critting is at best infrequent anyways.)
I know judgement of righteousness/crusader can crit, and I'm assuming that judgement of vengeance/blood can as well. Of course, so can exorcism, and I'm assuming hammer of wrath, holy shock (duh), holy wrath, and avenger's shield. Crusader Strike too, I would assume, but I'm not sure if that uses spell crit or melee crit.
But can seal of righteousness/vengeance/blood crit? Can consecration crit? What about holy shield and blessing of sanctuary?
The reason I ask is because I was curious how much a moonkin druid would help out a paladin who was either protection or holy specced. Obviously, the 5% crit would help with getting more crit heals (and therefore more mana back) but I was wondering if it effected any of those other abilities, thereby increasing the paladin's dps, and presumably helping to tank (though not something that should be depended upon, obviously, the extra damage from crits would ease the stress of tanking somewhat, I would think.)