Since using 2 Spirit trinkets at the same time doesn't give any particular synergy (i.e. it gives no more mana than using them separately), there's no reason to put them on a shared lockout. Trinkets that add to DPS/healing need to be put on shared lockouts to prevent huge spikes.

Haven't looked at the gear that closely, although it seems it should be mostly straightforward--hit haste cap and maximize mastery otherwise, though spirit/crit aren't bad anyway. I doubt that any shuffling around of secondary stats is worth giving up the 4-piece.

IIRC the O:S trinket + the trinket from ToES is BiS so I'd suggest going for that, I don't see the point of having double on use compared to anything else, you're a druid, if you were a priest combining it with rapture proccs I'd see the point, but I'd rather have a higher average then having the ability to spike mp5. However looking at the stats they do look really weird, I'm assuming the average spirit on the O:S Is much higher since it's 20 ilvls higher, but they might've fucked up badly with the darkmoon trinkets...

Different trinkets doesn't trigger each others cooldown, they do however trigger a GCD on similar on use effects, but that's only on DPS items in general, I think you can do the same with tanking on use trinkets.

You're in the resto thread ^^

I'd dare say you just stack the stat you wish to stack more of, should be quite easy and whatever you choose to stack the difference will be minimal. Crit is terrible still ofc.

Keep in mind the 6652 haste cap if you sacrifice less then a thousand mastery to get it.

I'd highely recommend all druids to stop stacking spirits after you pass 8k static, 5.2 will be nerfing the cost of rejuvenation even further reducing the value of spirit, which in my opinion, is weak atm compared to haste/mastery.

Double post, please delete if possible.

I just plyaed around a bit with askmrrobot.com and noticed that it's possible to reach the 12458 haste cap with aggressive gemming, is there a place that has done the math beyond those initial caps?

I'm not suggesting this is a viable build path, it just seems interesting to me because I love haste.

What is it that you're asking for? TreeCalcs will show you all your breakpoints. The one that really matters is the Rejuv tick around 13k, not the WG one. Rejuv will get more prominent as our mana resources increase with gear, although I don't know if giving up 10k secondary stats will be great even then.

I personally really like the 4703 breakpoint and don't think it's hard to get at all.

I just don't think it's going to be hard to get at all. 1 or 2 reforges or a few gems. No real point in not going for it.

Not Regrowth HoT. That's the most useless thing ever.

Regarding the Tsulong post, I've found the following to produce the best results:

Use normal glyph settings (i.e. regrowth refreshes lifebloom, regrowth always crits)
Gcd count before breath landing : spell
-2 : swiftmend
-1 : Healing Touch
0 : rejuv
x : spam regrowth

Reasoning: HT lands like a truck, precast it to land right after the buff is applied. Rejuv buffed with the 500% healing is extremely high HPCT. Efflorescence updates with the buff, dropping it before the buff means extra healing from the ground ticks. Make sure your last regrowth lands before the buff runs out, you don't want a non-buffed lifebloom ticking. You run into mana problems if you spam the boss the entire fight, stick to letting buffed hots tick as the raid is also taking quite a bit of damage at this point, don't neglect them. Also try coordinating with your other healers to stack all your available cooldowns(including int potion \o/) with a Life Cocoon + Guardian Spirit.

Also note that normal Tsulong healing is completely different to heroic due to how the heroic buff works.

On another matter: I remember a while ago someone wrote a great healing guide on every boss from a resto PoV (I think it was for Dragon Soul?) and, while this is a theory-crafting site, the difference between putting out acceptable hps and completely breaking World of Logs often comes down to what you're doing in the fight as opposed to whether you're specced correctly or not. If enough interest was generated I would be happy to consolidate info and do a write-up.

You'll add 10 ticks of lifebloom in 3 minutes and that's only from tree of life, you never ever let your lifebloom drop in a normal raid encounter. You only gain from the soft cap if you acctualy max out the duration, if you constantly refresh it you just decrease the duration between ticks.

I have a few questions about how these new mushrooms work. When you say it heals for your max HP does that mean in total divided on everyone in range or does it actually heal for roughly 400k on each person in range when fully empowered?

Also, is the increase in healing up to max HP per mushroom or is that for a full stack of 3 mushrooms such that each shroom heals for 1/3 of your max HP when fully empowered?

Finally: Does the UI provide any way to see how much healing has been accumulated in the mushrooms other than their physical size or do we have to rely on addons to analyze our overhealing?