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http://thedruidsgrove.org/archive/eq/t-3870.html


Scirocco, February 2, 2002:

Second, I assume that the druid will use the heal with highest HP heal available. These would be (not including the 10% penalty):

Level 29: Greater Heal, 300 hp (top end of the healing range, which would be reached by 40)

Level 51: Superior Heal, 565 hp (bottom end of the range; I am assuming a level 51 druid since we are using the level 50 warrior hp)

Level 60: Nature's Touch, 978 hp.

With the 10% druid/shaman penalty, the actual amount being healed is:

Greater Heal: 270 hp
Superior Heal: 508 hp
Nature's Touch: 880 hp

Scirocco, June 12, 2001:

They have effectively the same mana/HP ratio. CB should be used for quick, minor healing, while I add NT in when I am playing more of a healer role in raid groups (which I sometimes do, but not always).

Mana cost is as listed. What is different is that the actual HP healed is 90% of what is listed. It is that way for ALL our healing spells. Shaman also have this same reduction.