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Bubble Hearth refers to a paladin who escapes PvP, or any other type of combat, by using Divine Shield and then their Hearthstone — generally viewed as a cowardly act and those who use it often mocked for doing so.
Currently, the only current ways to stop this after the paladin has cast Divine Shield is the Mass Dispel spell from a priest of level 70 or higher or a warrior's Shattering Throw ability.
Of course, this tactic must be used when necessary, such as when a roaming paladin finds himself unfairly situated against multiple foes and does not stand any chance of emerging victorious. This is more of a smart move than a cowardly one. It would even be possible to say that the individuals attacking the paladin are cowardly for only taking him/her on when en masse.
If the player equips an Argent War Horn and uses it, a paladin from the Argent Dawn will appear, fight for 30 seconds, and then despawn by the humorous method of Bubble Hearthing.
There is even a song made by players relating to this act:
I am a paladin short and stout, Here is my hammer, here is my mount, When I see a (Horde / Alliance) then hear me shout, Then I pop a bubble then hearth right out! or Then I pop a bubble and hearthstone out!)