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Commentaire de Chandrialla

Although having an AOE heal seems appealing, its long casting time makes it very situational. One place where this can really come in handy is the temple event in Zul'Farrak. Since it can be difficult to keep track of your party members with all the mobs around, an AOE heal is a pretty good idea.

Commentaire de 7224

This spell is pretty useful in emergencies when your party is getting pretty low on health. An issue with this spell however is the amount of aggro you may generate with it, so only use it when you have fade available just in case, or if most of your party's health is about 50% or below.

Commentaire de 9250

This is a great spell for healing steady, environmental or aoe damage to all members of your group. The fight where this heal is really invaluable is the vael encounter in BWL, because of the consistent aoe to everyone in the raid. In this fight, the priest usually just has to spam it and the infinite mana takes care of the rest.

Commentaire de Glow

Compare the Priest AOE heal to the Druid AOE heal and then /boggle

Barkskin: https://www.wowhead.com/cata/spell=22812
Improved Tranquility: https://www.wowhead.com/cata/spell=17124
Tranquility: https://www.wowhead.com/cata/spell=26983

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Commentaire de frmorrison

Druids have a better Oh Crap! AoE heal, but it has a 10 minute cooldown.

PoH is great if you are healing a melee group (since they take so much damage).

Commentaire de Garby

This spell works very nicely if you pop Inner Focus just before it. ^.^

Commentaire de 52836

"...with all the mobs around, an AOE heal is a pretty good idea."

This is wrong! An AoE heal would be a terrible idea, as it would most likely just pull mobs onto the healer! I would suggest flash heals all round if it is really necessary!

Commentaire de 35804

Didn't use this spell much until recently in TK/SSC. While the LoS creeps up from time to time (ramps and all). This spell is actually GOD like in the Void Reaver fight. I am in the melee group (tanks or dps), cue this up and keep it in the pipe. Make healing the fight trivial imho.

Commentaire de 156993

Just a note, it also heals any pets in the group.

Commentaire de 226027

This spell is extremely useful in some situation. It's 3 second cast makes it quite annoying in situations where everyone is a split second from doom but it fixes a few problems faced by your other AoE heals.

Circle of Healing is instant cast, but the cool down is twice as long as PoH's cast time.

For raid AoE the changes of 3.1 will allow a raid healing rotation with Prayer of Healing and Circle of Healing!

Commentaire de Umega

Although it has a slow cast time, I do find it pretty useful when Loken (in HoL) is casting his Lightning Nova. Cast PoH when he starts casting it, that should soften up the large amount of damage your group takes straight after his nova.

Commentaire de 2OfDiamonds

Combined with Glyph of Prayer of Healing after patch 3.1 (this spell used to be the casters party only, it is now the target's party = any raid member) this will make prayer of healing a wonderfully powerful aoe- and raidhealing tool.

I am currently experimenting with the glyph, i like it alot for when there was alot of aoe and people might need abit extra before they have my attention again (for example: keeping the tank alive) and this will now be extended to other parties too.

A very decent spell now, beware of the manacost, best used when 4-5 people have taken about 4k damage, it crit for about 6-7 with my 2k spellpower-gear, think of it as flash heals, if you need to cast 3 or more, its worth it, and a full party is awesomely mana-efficient.

Commentaire de 318094

I like Prayer of Healing. It's one of my top three favorite heals to use (not to be confused with my top three most frequent heals), in addition to Prayer of Mending and Renew.

The more people you have in your group without full green bars, the more mana-efficient this spell becomes. That goes without saying of course. It gets to a point where it's actually the most mana-efficient spell in situations where everyone has taken a nasty hit. But really, those situations are few and far between if you're a designated healer that doesn't want to get cursed out.

This is my favorite and almost-always first choice to use with Inner Focus. It's one of my best choices for proccing Surge of Light (aside from Holy Nova, but I suspect PoH has a considerably higher base crit chance). And I do believe this skill is worth both talent points in Healing Prayers, a talent I'm surprised no one else has commented on.

Its casting speed and the fact that it only affects party members greatly hinder its uses; otherwise it would be receiving all sorts of praise and be deemed broken in raids. But, when I can get one in, I'm very happy. To be frank, this should be included as one of the spells that procs Holy Concentration (even if it doesn't get to benefit from the Clearcasting effect). But that's just me.

I'm a little on the fence about the glyph for it though, particularly because I might be compelled to swap it out for Glyph of Dispel Magic. If only PoH was raid-wide, I wouldn't even hesitate over using the glyph.

Commentaire de clangclangboom

An exceptional use for Prayer of Healing is on the Loatheb encounter in Naxxramas.
In the 10 man version, every timing window you get can be used to cast Prayer of Healing on the Tank and his party, then Circle of Healing the DPS. Begin casting PoH at 2 seconds remaining and follow up with CoH, chances are you will also now have a Surge of Light proc, giving you an instant Flash Heal for a Warlock who has been Life Tapping or anyone else who may be low on health.

Commentaire de 325248

does this only heal the targets party members or the target itself too?

Commentaire de Parknight

Not to be a noob, and PLEASE don't downrank, but isnt this an awful amount of mana to use, even AFTER buffs, and intel?

Once again, please don't downrank, and answer my question nicely please =P

Commentaire de iMathias

This spel doesnt seem to be affected by Line of Sight.
However your target must be in Line of sight, other party members who are out of sight but still in range will also get healed.

Commentaire de kgurnhill

A little misleading...
The spell has a 40yard range to the Target but only those within 30 yards of the spells target get healed (make sense?)

Person 1 (Tank) - Point of Origin
Person 2 - 10 yards from tank
Person 3 - 25 yards from tank
Person 4 - 31 yards from tank
Person 5 - 35 yards from tank

Healer casts on Tank, person1, 2 and 3 recieve heals, 5 and 4 dont due to them being out of the 30 yard circle...

Think of it kinda like Mind Sear (tho not channeled, and is a healing spell with greater range)
40 yard range to the target, but the heal "bubble" if you will, emenates 30 yards from the target...

This make sense? :P
Tried to word it best i can :)

Edit: Tested myself and some guildies: I stood at max range, 2 people next to the target and 1 next to me...
The person next to me recieved no healing tho the other 3 did
Edit 2: Typo at start - Fixed

Commentaire de Flagg

you can use it to test if your target is groupped with someone near him (don't known what could the use of this information) :S

Commentaire de 669091

However, where this spell shines is raid healing, using Inner Focus ability, making it free and of course, quicker to cast when you have the Borrowed Time talent procced.

Commentaire de Kuroari

This spell has changed a lot since WOTLK and before, and because no one has commented on it, I thought I'd just add what I've noticed. I used to never use it, but after the Cataclysm changes it has become one of my favorite priest spells.

There are 2 major changes:

Firstly, its casting time has been reduced to 2.5 seconds. The .5 second reduction is nice, but doesn't make a big difference. It's enough of a difference that it doesn't feel really slow, though.

Secondly, and more importantly, however, is its mana cost. People used to complain a lot about how expensive this spell is, but now at 26% base mana, it actually costs less than Flash Heal (28%) and Greater Heal (27%).

This has become a very useful spell in raid healing, especially in 25 mans. It's not needed in every fight, but when theres a situation where you're expecting damage to the entire raid, like Chimaeron, you can just go down the line, healing group 1, group 2, etc. until everyone is back up. Situations like this are a bit rarer though, so its usually more useful to have a smart heal, but since nearly every smart heal I can think of also comes with at least a short cooldown (Circle of Healing, Wild Growth come to mind first), this is a nice backup.

From what I've seen, it heals for about as much as doing the priest's regular Heal spell on each of the people in the party. Not a lot, but if at least 3 people need heals in a party, then it is more efficient than Heal (and much faster). Important side note, from what I can tell it does proc Echo of Light on all the people it heals adding some nice extra healing for Holy Priests. In a recent patch, can't remember which, it was also made so it procs Divine Aegis on all of its targets regardless if it crits or not.

Still not the greatest AoE heal in the game, but it's pretty efficient now, and the recent buffs to it make it one of my personal favorties.

Commentaire de Arxae

Remember that 2 stacks of Heureux hasard pulls the casting time down to flash heal levels :)

Commentaire de 519193

does Glyphe de prière de soins stack with Egide divine? So instead of a 30% shield we get 36% (30%*1,20) shield?

Commentaire de futbolaholic

Does anyone know if this will heal party members if they're in range and out of line of sight?

Commentaire de laxu

This spell is gonna cost only 5% of base mana with MoP? Seems really OP

Commentaire de Bogdanov89

Very awesome spell, easily one of the best AoE healing spells in the game.

Both Holy and Discipline have talents/mechanics (or masteries) that greatly benefit this spell, and it's Glyph is superb!

It is a bit expensive, so use it when at least 3~4 allies (or more) are missing 30~40% HP (or more).

Commentaire de Thottbot

it says it requires spirit of redemption... but spirit of redemption casts spells for free, and the talent for this spell reduces mana cost. Is something screwed up?

Commentaire de Thottbot

No, it just states that it can ALSO be used in the stance "Spirit of Redemption". It can well be used as a normal heal. What I'd like to know is, if it indeed only heals your PARTY and not the entire RAID. It would be exceedingly overpowered, but it doesn't seem like you can select a target in another group in your raid, and cast the spell on them, like you can with the buff prayers...which really limits it's usability.

Commentaire de Thottbot

It says "Requires Spirit of Redmption" ,but i know you don't actualy need it.

Commentaire de Thottbot

Does this benefit from +healing gear?

Commentaire de Thottbot

Its an Aoe effect , so It benefits from 1/3 of your bonus healing. (correct me if I`m wrong)

Commentaire de Thottbot

There is a druid spell that look like this one
euhmm .... Tranquility

Commentaire de Thottbot

Over a year ago (when I started my priest), I didn't see too much use in AoE healing spells. I figured that my tank should be the only guy taking damage, and if anyone else did I could just patch them up with a simple heal. I didn't really see the point of using it, although I did roll a priest healer because I knew he had the largest variety of healing spells available.

This all changed one day.

Let me describe the all too typical scenario to you: I was in a tank-less SM Lib group (warrior was 2-handing some axe), and only one other person actually understood the basic mechanics of instancing. A warlock, whom by the way was not the intelligent type, feared a mob. It ran around in the absolute worst possible directions and aggroed about 10 other mobs. I wish I was exaggerating.

All the mobs ran straight towards the lock. Other group members started attacking random things, the quote-unquote tank said "to hell with marking this" and chaos ensued. I guess everyone thought a wipe was imminent, but I use these opportunities to get better at healing. I clicked a macro that yells "DO NOT FLEE!", faded, and took them to school.

Everyone started taking loads of damage, but I was able to keep people alive through this seemingly impossible scenario because of this spell combined with lots of renews and flash heals. When you use it, it fills your screen with tons of green numbers, and some of them can be criticals. I had to use a potion, and to be fair that warlock actually died, but I was still pretty impressed what use came out of the spell. The HPS was ridiculous, even for a level 34 priest, and its use in bad pull or AoE damage situations should never be underestimated.

What did I do after that mob pull you ask? I hearthed. People were cheering and saying how great my healing was, but I didn't feel like doing that again for the day (and possibly failing). Every once and a while I find myself in similar situations faced with a healing task other healers might deem impossible, but I quickly recall that one day in SM, bring out the big guns, save their sorry asses, and then hearth because I know the group doesn't have what it takes.

Commentaire de Thottbot

youre my hero <3

Commentaire de Allakhazam

If all your party members are taking damage, this does give the most bang for the buck. On the other hand, if all your party members are taking damage, you might have an organizational problem. When everyone's health bar is zooming to zero, it means you have at least one mob per party member. That is usually overpull, but this spell could save you. Also good when you get caught in an enemy AOE (the best use IMO), but that also begs the question of why you are tightly grouped and inviting such a disaster. But Priests rule cuz they save everyone from themselves.

Commentaire de Allakhazam

This is one of the bread and butter spells for a priest. Best mana to healing ratio spell (Prayer of healing in general) and will save your party.

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Prière de soins

Prière de soins	Niveau 85

26% de la mana de base	40 m de portée

Instantanée

Une prière puissante rend aux membres du groupe de la cible alliée qui se trouvent à moins de 30 mètres 3458 points de vie

Glyphe de prière de soins
plus 20% de points de vie supplémentaires en 6 sec

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26% de la mana de base

Portée

40 mètres (Long)

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n/d

GCD

1.5 secondes

Effet #1

Heal
Valeur : 2 (Mod. SP : 0.34)
Rayon : 30 mètres
Multiplicateur JcJ : 1

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	Prière de soins

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