Isn't it about time for WHM to get an AOE mitigation tool?

[Erakir]

I'd also be a fan of different types of healer's versus more of the same. As a Druid healer in BC WoW era, a HoT-centric healer would definitely pique my interest. This way we'd also try to shift away from homogenization and more towards unique aspects of each healer and how they compare to others.

Resto 3.08 (Still in first tier of WotLK) was the most fun I've ever had with a healing class where everything felt cohesive and had good uses, when lifebloom was still stackable on multiple targets but only worth doing in certain fights (Patchwerk) and nourish being niche, low percentage of healing, but very welcome those times it DID come up. Rejuv go-to, Regrowth a heavy cost but very effective burst on the raid if given a few seconds to get going given its 65-70% crit chance and "Crit lowers cast time of next regrowth by 0.5s" - it just felt really, really fun to play.

As someone who got to heal a blueberry tanking Sarth in 3 Drake Sarth 10-m with DPS low enough that we saw enrage when people did not know it HAD an enrage....I also got to appreciate Nourish. I've never had to heal any single target so hard in my life as that warlock stamina-stacked pet.

Innervate was overpowered at the time but the way the spells were used then just felt so good to me. Alas, another era, another time~