No, it doesn't. The glyph says and means "every cast" you make, not every time your healing spell lands. He was lucky.

No, my point was: Why exactly are people claiming the Dispel glyph is the third choice one? Where are we dispelling so much that it becomes useful? Because I am not seeing it. I am wanting to know if I missed something somewhere.

Dispel glyph screams PvP to me, or at the very least some very specific and rare encounters.
I don't see how it is the obvious mainline third choice for PvE. Running with CoH/FH/PW:S ones as deep holy.

I have a problem with my Inner Focus macro. The macro I use is simple:
/cast Inner Focus
/cast Mind Blast

It seems to work if I pause before I use it, but usually I'm already spamming the button before my Vampiric Touch cast is complet, which results in Inner Focus not being cast. Did anyone else experience this? Is there something I can add to get it to work?

I'd try the following:

/cast Inner Focus
/stopcasting
/cast Mind Blast

Alternatively you could try it via the /castsequence route. That wouldn't be a one button approach, but since you're spamming anyway, would probably not make a difference.

Does Prayer of Mending procs count as spell casts in the eyes of [Darkmoon Card: Blue Dragon]?

Question about calculating crit.

before addon i could calculate it as (Int/80) + (Crit Rating/22.08) + 1.24 (as per wiki page)
Any changes for above formula in addon ? couldnt find enough information - and need to change formula in my calculation file

useless now

Thank you. Information mantioned by you i have seen ofc.
May be i did wrong frasing for my problem.
Here it goes in other way.

For example we have FH. 1887-2193 heal. I want to add formula to calculate my crit % to see what numbers will it be with all +crit items/buffs i can get.
standart crit without items is 150% - so i calculate it as 2193*1.5 = 3290 max crit heal on naked char.
So question of mine was what formula i can use to calculate maximum crit numbers if i will know crit% on items/buffs

Your crit bonus doesn't change and remains to be 150%.
What does change is your base heal amounts which factor in gear and talents, so 3290 is not only max crit heal on naked char but one with 0 talents as well.
To calculate max crit numbers you need to take the max base for your spell (2193 for FH) and multiply it by all the relevant talents (actually only Spiritual Healing if you are naked) which would make it 3290*1.1=3619.
It gets a little messier if you are actually wearing cloth - there are additional talents, spellpower amounts and spell coefficients.
When your item has +90 critical strike rating, using the above formulas you know it means +2% spell crit, which means in 2 more cases out of 100 your regular heal will be a critical one.
Please PM me if you have additional questions.

I know I'm new here but I realized no one was able to (or wanted to) answer any of these questions. Did I post this in the wrong spot or is there anything I did wrong against forum policy? If so I'm sorry, please send me a PM and I'll make sure to not do it again.

You might get dinged for not doing adequate searching, since some of these questions are answered elsewhere. Dunno. Anyway:

The spellpower coefficient for PW:S appears to be (1.5/3.5)*1.88 or about 81%. Without any talents, then, the amount absorbed is just (base)+(spellpower*(1.5/3.5)*1.88). Talents change this in various ways.

PW:S is not affected by crit. It's possible the the healing effect you get from glyphed PW:S can crit, I don't know.

PW:S is affected by Twin Disciplines.

The haste rating needed for 1% haste is described in the second post of this thread.

Holy Nova can crit both for healing and damage.

The question about outermost coefficients does not make sense as stated; only one coefficient can be 'outermost' and you list a bunch. *In general*, the intent seems to be that spellpower and bonus spellpower (e.g. Empowered Healing) are added to the base spell effect, and then percent bonuses such as from Twin Disciplines, Shadowform or what have you are applied as multipliers to that total. If they are all multipliers, then it doesn't matter in which order they are applied.
However, research shows that Blizzard's handling of these bonuses is often inconsistent. See the current thread 'Bugged scaling...' for example.

Either my search fu is weak or it isn't in this thread.

As I understand it, this is how it currently functions:
(2230 * 1.15 + (1.5 / 3.5 * 1.88 + 0.4) * 1109) * 1.15 * 1.04 * 1.05 = 4899

(base absorb * imp shield + (spell dmg coef * heal to dmg const + borrowed Time) * dmg) * imp shield * focused power * Twin Disciplines = total absorb value

Yes, imp shield is applied twice. I'm unsure if this is intended, but this formula seems to match peoples values in the wild. (source)

The healing done by PW:S Glyph can crit.But it doesn't proc Divine Aegis for some odd reason.

I hope this hasn't been asked before, I've searched a bunch of places and can't find anything recent.

Do I still need to use hit gear for mind controlling Razuvious 25-man adds? I've been using it the last 2 weeks just because there's no real reason not to, but I keep hearing from various people that it's unneeded now. I don't understand why that would be though, they're level 82 mobs.

I would use it just to be safe. There is absolutely no harm to using the hit gear as you don't do anything else during the fight anyways.

For pvp I'd have to say alchemy, potion use in arenas is an incredible perk.

I think you do. I did the mind control along with a shadow priest, my mind controls ended up breaking early quite often. In the end we just let the shadow priest mind control for almost the full minute, and I would only mind control for about 20 seconds, then he would taunt back and go for the full minute again.

If you're wondering about the healing required to keep up the Understudy without Bone Armor/Shield Wall, it's not so bad, just blow your Pain Suppression or Guardian Spirit ~ 3 healing priests (1 Pain Suppression, 2 Guardian Spirits).

Oh, P.S. even though I am only mind controlling for 20 seconds, I've still had it break early -- granted I know random is random, but I do think hit is useful there.

Yes, you need hit gear for Razuvious. They're level 82s (I think ... confirm/deny?), and wearing hit gear means you can avoid all "resist checks" provided you keep the mob in range. I've only had one early break in 3 kills, and it was because I got stupid and forgot about the range check and tried to chase Razuvious across the room. I'm wearing 11%, btw ... it's so trivial to get that I figured why not?

There's a blue hat reward in Icecrown that has 50+ hit, plus I wear some old shadow gear (Hyjal cloak, T6 shoulders with 2x12 hit gems), and the 71 hit trinket from Heroic VH and some random other pieces. If you can be capped, you should be ... why screw around with it?

[you also can't count on raid debuffs, so you need to be passively capped]

[e] Here's a list of easily obtainable hit items you might have found (cloth): Cloth Armor - Items - World of Warcraft

Yes, they're 82s.

I use Taliafear's fantastic tanking gear spreadsheet to figure out what I need to run, rep, craft, etc on my tank. Are there any similar lists for Holy Priests? Looking for something that basically ranks gear in some sort of objective fashion for Holy Priests. Specifically looking for pre-raid and not just best-in-slot. Doesn't have to be a spreadsheet, any sort of list would be great.

Thanks

AlmtyBob, why don't you just use http://www.lootrank.com/wow/ ?
If you don't have your own list of stats weights, there are several posted around.