Every week, Raid Rx will help you quarterback your healers wow gold to victory! Your host is Matt Low, the grand poobah of World of Matticus and a founder of No Stock UI, a WoW blog for all things UI-, macro- and addon-related.

Okay, so I completely blew the call last week on druids getting some extra healing spells. Whoops! Now that the paladin changes have been released this week, the healing community has had a chance to digest the new direction we’re going in. Actually, come to think of it, it appears that all healing classes are approaching the same cheap wow gold direction. A few players quipped if the four healing classes would eventually become clones of each other in the sixth expansion of WoW. The parity is there, no doubt about it. At the same time, I still think that there are enough differences to render each healing style unique. Obviously there is going to be some overlap, but that’s mainly to help make life easy for players.

Wait until you listen to this story I have …

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before. You might have experienced it or have known someone who has been on the receiving end.

The other day, I’m relaxing on my priest in Dalaran. I made a few changes to my spec and I wanted to try some things out in a raid setting. Coincidentally enough, someone in trade chat pipes up saying that they’re looking for a raid healer in Trial of the Crusader (for 25). I message the guy and inform him that I’m a 6,000+ GearScore discipline priest looking to join a raid. Turns out it was partially cleared and that a healer dropped out after they took down faction champions. I show him my achievements and stuff. (And hey, I don’t agree with all that GearScore stuff, but sometimes you just have to speak the language.)

Inconceivably, I get shot down. It was a fairly crushing blow to my ego. How often does a 6,000+ Gearscore, Val’anyr-wielding healer get denied from a pickup raid that is looking for healers? All because of the fact that I was a discipline healer and obviously could not raid heal at all. The irony here is that the Val’kyr Twins encounter heavily favors a discipline priest due to the constant damage that the raid takes.

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