The past couple of weeks have been a bit light on healer specific posts, mainly because we've all been wrapped up in <Single Abstract Noun> fun, so I skipped my "Best of the Healing World" post last week, and am combining the past two weeks into this single post. Let the healing begin!

Druids:

• Beruthiel from Falling Leaves and Twigs does a guest post for Virile on Rejuvo giving a great background and discussion on haste for druids, along with some basic numbers you'll need to know for raiding and instancing.

Priests:

• Avalonna tells us how we mistakenly did not really appreciate how awesome the t10 four piece set bonus is. Ava converted me from a hater!
• Paolo feels you need to understand how Divine Aegis really works, Disc Priests. Paolo is da man.
• Do you like to play around with a Smite spec? Holy Fire Spec has a really great post on haste and several other details about improving your smiteness. 
• Sorry Priests... Derevka tells us why we're not really optimal Dreamwalker healers. Whine fest at my house.
  

Shammies:

• Nim provides an overview of all the different glyphs a resto shaman might choose.
• Rahana gives detailed tips for resto shammies healing Forge of Souls.
• There's just so much good stuff going on at Flow, but over in SAN, I've been listening to Wugan as he tries out this leveling-as-resto experiment while I try to level a shammy as well, so I find this series particularly interesting.

Paladins:

• Intellect vs Spellpower, and Holy Light vs Flash of Light - more napkin-math theorycrafting over at Divine Plea! Always an intriguing Holy Pally debate.
• Codi examines the Tier 10 4 piece set bonus - with maths! (That's how she rolls, yo)
• Dristanel gives you a video of a pug in the life of a Holy Pally, along with some tips on healing Halls of Reflection.
  

All healers:

• Codi looks over the numbers, and recommends a priority list for healers rolling on Trauma.
• Shintar talks about disappointment with Valithria as a so-called "healer fight".
• Vixsin teaches us how to analyze healers with World of Logs.
• Lissanna ponders, "Should healers have to deal with mana management?"
  

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