Overview
Wild Growth returns in WoW Forever, limited to its target’s party, a bit like Prayer of Healing. 
Gift of the Earthmother lowers the global cooldown of 
Rejuvenation, Wild Growth and 
Swiftmend to 1 s. Swiftmend moves much higher in the tree: it heals for the full value of your strongest heal over time, without consuming it.
Reflection lets 50% of your mana regeneration continue while casting, and 
Living Spirit raises your Spirit. 
Regrowth costs much less, and its heal over time can crit, perhaps by mistake, to be confirmed. 
Gift of Nature moves up to tier 3, 
Nature's Focus replaces Improved Mark of the Wild in tier 1, and 
Improved Tranquility also cuts the cooldown of Tranquility to 2 min: it is your best dungeon talent.
At level 20, your heals over time are very strong. At level 20 on the beta, Restoration is in tier S among healers: a complete kit, strong mana regeneration, and spell-power-scaling 
Thorns on the tank. Healing ahead of time with heals over time takes new players a little getting used to.
Strengths and weaknesses
Strengths
- Big single-target healsHealing Touch, Swiftmend and Regrowth.
- Raid-wide heals over timeWith a reduced global cooldown.
- Mana efficiencyReflection, Living Spirit and Omen of Clarity.
- Poisons and cursesAbolish Poison and Remove Curse.
- Rebirth and InnervateA battle resurrection and mana for an ally.
Weaknesses
- Limited dispelsNo magic or disease dispel.
- Tricky heals over timeEasy to misjudge, or to have sniped.
- Little offensive utilityNothing of your own, apart from Faerie Fire.
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You heal hard on a single target with 
Healing Touch, Swiftmend and Regrowth, and your heals over time cover an entire raid. Your mana holds up thanks to Reflection, Living Spirit and 
Omen of Clarity. You remove poisons and curses, and you have 
Rebirth and 
Innervate.
On the other hand, you dispel neither magic nor diseases, your heals over time are easy to misjudge, and you have no offensive utility of your own apart from 
Faerie Fire.
Key spells
Key talents
- Nature's Focus (5 ranks)70% chance not to be interrupted, on all your Nature and Arcane spells.
- Naturalist (5 ranks)Healing Touch 0.5 s faster, and more damage.
- Reflection (3 ranks)50% of your mana regeneration while casting.
- 30% less threat in 3 points.
- Improved Regrowth, then Wild Growth at the bottom of the tree.
- Useful for healing and damage alike.
Rotation and priorities
Dungeon healing:
Priority 2:WaitStop casting, to regain mana.When: Nothing to heal- Priority 3:RegrowthRegrowth; Healing Touch if Regrowth is already ticking.When: The tank needs a direct heal
- Priority 6:RejuvenationA rank that tops them off; a low-rank Healing Touch if they are in danger.When: A hurt DPS
Keep Thorns on the tank. Let your heals over time do the work, and only heal directly a target low enough to use the whole heal.
Stats
- 1Healing power
- then 2Spirit
- then 3Intellect
- 1 Healing power
- Along with spell power.
- 2 Spirit
- With Reflection and Living Spirit.
Order to be confirmed: the exact priority is not settled yet.
No list is established. Aim for bonus healing and spell power, Spirit with Reflection and Living Spirit, and Intellect.
Leveling
Two level 20 builds. The Reflection build, all in Restoration: Nature's Focus 5/5, Naturalist 5/5 and Reflection 1/3, preferred over Gift of the Earthmother. The Nature’s Splendor build, all in Balance, which also works for DPS: 
Improved Wrath 3/5, 
Genesis 5/5, 
Nature's Majesty 2/2 and 
Nature's Splendor. With 5 Legacy points: Reflection 3/3, Gift of the Earthmother, Gift of Nature 1/5 and Swiftmend.
A damage-oriented build still helps your healing, since many talents boost both. Wailing Caverns, Shadowfang Keep and the Deadmines have gear for you.
Changes compared to Classic
- New talent, limited to the party.
- New out-of-combat resurrection.
- New talents.
- Scales with spell power.
- Cheaper.
- Baseline spell, procs from your spells.
- 50% instead of 15%.Swiftmend: earlier, without consuming your heal.
- 2 min cooldown.
Nature's Grace: 10% haste for 3 s.
