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Strategies for Tank Healing with Nourish
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We will talk about the strategies for tank healing with Nourish. If you interest in it, pay more attention:
Nourish is a spell with a 1.5 base cast time. This was designed to be our flash-heal ability.
The effect heals for 20% more if you have a Heal over Time on your target. The Druid has 4 Heal over Time spells that will increase the healing effect like Regrowth, Rejuvenation, lifebloom, and Wild Growth. The Tier 7 set bonus and the Nourish glyph increase the amount healed by nourish by 5% and 6% respectively. With both bonuses, and 3 Heal over Times, nourish is a really incredible healing spell.
There are three different strategies for tank healing with Nourish.
The first strategy is using nourish with Tier 7 bonus and glyph combo-cast three Heal over Times such as regrowth, rejuvenation, and lifebloom. Then, casts nourish until a Heal over Time spell needs to be recast. You want to maintain all three Heal over Times because you gain 11% healing for each Heal over Time you have on the target. With three Heal over Times, that is a lot of extra healing your nourish will do.
Note that you don't want to use wild growth as a tank heal, unless your tank is in range for 4 other people to benefit from it, since wild growth costs more mana than you want to spend on one target. However, if you are tank healing and raid healing at the same time, and have the mana to use it, wild growth will buff the amount of healing done by nourish with T7 bonus and glyph
The second strategy is using nourish with only T7 bonus or only the glyph. Without both bonuses, you only gain 5% or 6% extra healing, instead of the full 11%. In that case, you have the option of dropping lifebloom entirely from the rotation or keeping it. At a 5 to 6% bonus to tank healing, a single lifebloom by itself isn't that great. However, if you have a preferred lifebloom healing strategy, then go ahead and keep using it.
The last strategy is neither T7 nor Glyph. You shouldn't be tank healing with a Nourish-spam healing strategy if you aren't at least willing to dedicate a glyph slot to nourish. You may just be support tank healing with Heal over Times or something. However, we consider the nourish glyph mandatory for nay serious tank healing. Any Heal over Time after your first one is not increasing your healing done by nourish if you skip both the glyph and the set bonus. Using at least the glyph is recommended for tank healing. You may also be able to get away with regrowth + regrowth glyph. However, you're still better off switching out the regrowth glyph for the nourish glyph. You may also be one of those Healing-Touch spec's healers, but we don't really have advice for that healing strategy.
As above, these three strategies for tank healing with nourish may help you out of trouble in the process. Enjoy this information and have fun.
Nourish is a spell with a 1.5 base cast time. This was designed to be our flash-heal ability.
The effect heals for 20% more if you have a Heal over Time on your target. The Druid has 4 Heal over Time spells that will increase the healing effect like Regrowth, Rejuvenation, lifebloom, and Wild Growth. The Tier 7 set bonus and the Nourish glyph increase the amount healed by nourish by 5% and 6% respectively. With both bonuses, and 3 Heal over Times, nourish is a really incredible healing spell.
There are three different strategies for tank healing with Nourish.
The first strategy is using nourish with Tier 7 bonus and glyph combo-cast three Heal over Times such as regrowth, rejuvenation, and lifebloom. Then, casts nourish until a Heal over Time spell needs to be recast. You want to maintain all three Heal over Times because you gain 11% healing for each Heal over Time you have on the target. With three Heal over Times, that is a lot of extra healing your nourish will do.
Note that you don't want to use wild growth as a tank heal, unless your tank is in range for 4 other people to benefit from it, since wild growth costs more mana than you want to spend on one target. However, if you are tank healing and raid healing at the same time, and have the mana to use it, wild growth will buff the amount of healing done by nourish with T7 bonus and glyph
The second strategy is using nourish with only T7 bonus or only the glyph. Without both bonuses, you only gain 5% or 6% extra healing, instead of the full 11%. In that case, you have the option of dropping lifebloom entirely from the rotation or keeping it. At a 5 to 6% bonus to tank healing, a single lifebloom by itself isn't that great. However, if you have a preferred lifebloom healing strategy, then go ahead and keep using it.
The last strategy is neither T7 nor Glyph. You shouldn't be tank healing with a Nourish-spam healing strategy if you aren't at least willing to dedicate a glyph slot to nourish. You may just be support tank healing with Heal over Times or something. However, we consider the nourish glyph mandatory for nay serious tank healing. Any Heal over Time after your first one is not increasing your healing done by nourish if you skip both the glyph and the set bonus. Using at least the glyph is recommended for tank healing. You may also be able to get away with regrowth + regrowth glyph. However, you're still better off switching out the regrowth glyph for the nourish glyph. You may also be one of those Healing-Touch spec's healers, but we don't really have advice for that healing strategy.
As above, these three strategies for tank healing with nourish may help you out of trouble in the process. Enjoy this information and have fun.
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