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Here we avail ourselves of this opportunity to touch upon the Druid restoration talents builds. If you are in great interest in this information, you can come to here and pay more attention to it. But most of the time, this information comes in handy sooner or later, so it is useful and beneficial for all of you. The detailed information is as follows:
It goes without saying that Improved Mark of the Wild increases the effect of your Mark of the Wild and Gift of the Wild by 7% per talent point. In this talent, 5 points makes Druid's class buff, Mark of the Wild. It's not an absolute necessity, but for any Druid focused on healing it's the no-brainer first choice in the restoration tree and it's useful for all druids. Most talent builds will pick this up.
It is obvious that a feral Druid talent despite its place in the restoration tree. If you are solely focusing on healing its not particularly valuable. A feral druid or a hybrid that intends to use forms a good deal will find it very useful. Your DPS in cat form will increase because you can use abilities faster, and in bear form the instant range opens up some possibilities when combined with other bear talents, the most common being the instant shift/feral charge to disrupt a spell being cast. Without this talent, even if you have feral charge you won't have the rage to use it immediately after shape-shifting. Therefore, this is a very versatile talent and is highly recommended if you have any intention of using bear and cat form with some frequency.
Improved Healing Touch – Requires 5 points in Restoration tree which reduces
the casting time of healing touch by .1 seconds per talent point. 5 point limit.
Making healing touch cast slightly faster is useful, but the primary reason for any druid to get this is that it's a prerequisite to nature's Swiftness. Therefore, any druid speccing moderately into the tree will have to get this ability.
Nature's Focus – Requires 5 points in the Restoration tree, which gives you a 14% chance per talent point to ignore interruption to your healing touch, regrowth, and tranquility spells from damage. 5 point limit.
This sounds like a nice talent, and in some situations it can be useful, but in general it is not that worthwhile. For one thing, you are soloing you should not have anything hitting you while you are trying to cast heal in PvE and if you are soloing its unlikely the mob is hitting you enough that you need to get heal off incredibly quickly, if you've picked a target of your level. In very high end PvE, if a monster goes off the tank and gets on you you're going to die almost regardless of what you do, so this becomes pointless.
For another, it has some larger benefits in PvP, but you should keep in mind it only helps w/ damage interruption, not special abilities. So you will still find your spell's cancelled by a rogue's kick, warrior's shield bash, mage's counterspell, etc. When something is doing damage to you are almost always better off trying to root him and get away rather than just taking it while trying to get a heal off.
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