Inner Focus – Personally, I’m pretty rotten at remembering to use this spell, but you really should take it and learn how to manage it properly.You can move a few talents around here and there, but for PvE and raid healing, you will want all of the bottom half of the Disc tree. If you’re looking for a basic Talent Point distribution to give you an idea what you need at level 80, I threw one together that will suffice. Discussion on Enchants/Enhancements can be found in a separate post.You are going to be bubbling and trying to prevent targets from taking any damage in the first place - therefore your priority is in damage prevention, not reactive healing. The first thing to remember as a Discipline priest, is that unlike other healers, your focus is on damage mitigation. If you are especially n00by, bubble = Power Word: Shield :) If you’re switching to Discipline from Shadow, you will have a completely different learning curve than if you are switching over from Holy.

I’m not an expert, but I too went the way of the Disc. And if you want a perspective from a raid and guild leader who runs Discipline, check out Matticus.Īnd if you’re totally lost, and don’t even know where to start to try out this Disc thing you’ve been hearing so much about, well here I am.

If you’re looking for hilarity, try Bubbles. If you’re looking for theory crafting, there’s no better place than ElititstJerks. There are plenty of sources on teh interwebs for information regarding Discipline Priest healing, but I thought I would throw my own two cents in.

Holy priest 3.3.5