Druid

 

Glyph Type

Popularity	Type	Glyph	Auction Price
4 star	Prime	Glyph of Moonfire	677377
4 star	Prime	Glyph of Insect Swarm	82458
3 star	Prime	Glyph of Wrath	787525
4 star	Major	Glyph of Starfall	1114569
3 star	Major	Glyph of Rebirth	636035
2 star	Major	Glyph of Innervate	10630
6 star	Minor	Glyph of Unburdened Rebirth	1314054
3 star	Minor	Glyph of Mark of the Wild	1133258
3 star	Minor	Glyph of Aquatic Form	1322113

Gems

 

Color	Popularity		Gem	Quality	Auction Price
Red	6 star		Brilliant Inferno Ruby +40 Intellect	Rare	122281
Red/Yellow	2 star		Reckless Ember Topaz +20 Intellect and +20 Haste Rating	Rare	662093
Red/Blue	2 star		Purified Demonseye +20 Intellect and +20 Spirit	Rare	645146
Meta	1 star		Burning Shadowspirit Diamond +54 Intellect and 3% Increased Critical Damage	Rare	1926960
Yellow	1 star		Quick Amberjewel +40 Haste Rating	Rare	368992
Blue	1 star		Sparkling Ocean Sapphire +40 Spirit	Rare	36367
Prismatic	1 star			Poor
Yellow/Blue	1 star		Lightning Dream Emerald +20 Haste Rating and +20 Hit Rating	Rare	1133880
Red/Yellow/Blue	1 star		Nightmare Tear +10 All Stats	Epic	4025112
	1 star		Quick Cogwheel +208 Haste Rating	Rare	18232

Prioridade/Rotação

• Start by applying Insect Swarm and Moonfire, and casting Starsurge. Whenever either DoT falls off the target, or Starsurge comes off cooldown, recast it.
• Cast Starfire until until a Solar (Wrath) Eclipse procs, then switch to Wrath. Cast Wrath until a Lunar (Starfire) Eclipse procs, then switch back to Starfire.
• Repeat this Eclipse cycle, always keeping your two DoT's on the target and using Starsurge, Starfall and Force of Nature on cooldown.

Glyph

Popularity	Type	Glyph	Auction Price
4 star	Prime	Glyph of Berserk	1674562
4 star	Prime	Glyph of Rip	83438
4 star	Prime	Glyph of Mangle	1318850
3 star	Major	Glyph of Feral Charge	894651
3 star	Major	Glyph of Barkskin	1542779
2 star	Major	Glyph of Maul	534989
6 star	Minor	Glyph of Unburdened Rebirth	1314054
4 star	Minor	Glyph of Dash	1377785
3 star	Minor	Glyph of Aquatic Form	1322113

Gems

 

Color	Popularity		Gem	Quality	Auction Price
Red	6 star		Delicate Inferno Ruby +40 Agility	Rare	1217347
Red/Yellow	2 star		Adept Ember Topaz +20 Agility and +20 Mastery Rating	Rare	704585
Blue	2 star		Solid Ocean Sapphire +60 Stamina	Rare	329629
Red/Blue	1 star		Glinting Demonseye +20 Agility and +20 Hit Rating	Rare	729928
Meta	1 star		Agile Shadowspirit Diamond +54 Agility and 3% Increased Critical Damage	Rare	1856037
Yellow/Blue	1 star		Regal Dream Emerald +20 Dodge Rating and +30 Stamina	Rare	386426
Yellow	1 star		Fractured Amberjewel +40 Mastery Rating	Rare	369435
Red/Yellow/Blue	1 star		Nightmare Tear +10 All Stats	Epic	4025112

Prioridade/Rotação

Depending on how exact you want your rotation to be it can become quite complicated. A simplified version would be

1. Keep up Feral Faerie Fire if there's no other armor debuff
2. Keep up Mangle
3. Use Tiger's Fury on cooldown
4. Use Berserk on cooldown
5. Keep up a 5CP Rip (including refreshing with Ferocious Bite below 25% boss health)
6. Keep up Rake
7. Keep up Savage Roar
8. Feral Charge -> Ravage if your FC cooldown is up
9. Shred for combo points

As of 4.1 Swipe has become worthwhile in AoE situations. Delaying Rip to line up with Tiger's Fury is not generally thought to be a dps increase, but overwriting Rake with a Tiger's Fury up is if the previous Rake has few ticks left. Perform your rotation as usual when getting OOC procs. Fitting in Ferocious Bite above 25% is also a dps increase if done right, meaning that you don't lose too much time on Rip and Savage Roar.

Glyph Type

Popularity	Type	Glyph	Auction Price
5 star	Prime	Glyph of Rejuvenation	704062
5 star	Prime	Glyph of Swiftmend	121550
4 star	Prime	Glyph of Lifebloom	1148142
4 star	Major	Glyph of Rebirth	636035
3 star	Major	Glyph of Wild Growth	1584053
3 star	Major	Glyph of Innervate	10630
6 star	Minor	Glyph of Unburdened Rebirth	1314054
3 star	Minor	Glyph of Mark of the Wild	1133258
3 star	Minor	Glyph of Dash	1377785

Gems

 

Color	Popularity		Gem	Quality	Auction Price
Red	6 star		Brilliant Inferno Ruby +40 Intellect	Rare	122281
Red/Blue	3 star		Purified Demonseye +20 Intellect and +20 Spirit	Rare	645146
Red/Yellow	2 star		Reckless Ember Topaz +20 Intellect and +20 Haste Rating	Rare	662093
Meta	1 star		Ember Shadowspirit Diamond +54 Intellect and +2% Maximum Mana	Rare	1809684
Yellow	1 star		Mystic Amberjewel +40 Resilience Rating	Rare	361097
Blue	1 star		Sparkling Ocean Sapphire +40 Spirit	Rare	36367
Yellow/Blue	1 star		Zen Dream Emerald +20 Mastery Rating and +20 Spirit	Rare	484480
Prismatic	1 star			Poor
Red/Yellow/Blue	1 star		Nightmare Tear +10 All Stats	Epic	4025112
	1 star		Quick Cogwheel +208 Haste Rating	Rare	182328

Prioridade/Rotação

Rejuvenation: Though we no longer blanket the raid the way we did in WLK, this spell is still central to our healing. It does very high amount of healing, is quite efficient, and it enables Swiftmend. Because it is a moderately expensive instant, it can burn your mana quickly if you start spamming it--you must break that habit from WLK. But whenever you can cast a Rejuv that will not be mostly overheal, it is an excellent choice (how to know when this is, of course, is not easy, and is one of the hallmarks of good healing). In addition, you will often maintain Rejuvenation on a tank who's taking any significant amount of damage. In general, your "filler" healing is a mix of Nourish and Rejuv, based on your mana.

Wild Growth: This remains an excellent spell all-around. It will automatically target the 5/6 lowest-HP people within range (not necessarily including the target). Because the radius is now so high (30y), you can often just cast it on anybody and get a good result. Make sure to cast it anytime an AoE effect hits some people in the raid. In heavy damage situations you'll use Wild Growth on cooldown. Even though it is expensive, it does more than enough healing to be worth it. Wild Growth is unusual in that in can be targeted on a hostile unit and will still apply to the lowest-HP raid members in range of that unit.

Lifebloom: You want to keep this rolling on a tank at virtually all times. It is a strong, cheap HoT, has a very fast tick rate to help stabilize the tank, and gives you frequent Revitalize and Malfurion's Gift procs. Try to get used to the timing of refreshing this on the last tick without breaking your casting rhythm, both with Lifebloom itself and with Nourish/HT/RG. Always have a Lifebloom stack on one person, even if there's no tank at the moment. The Malfurion's Gift, Revitalize, Replenishment, and T11 4-pieces bonuses all rely on it to give you mana.

Nourish: The Druid's cheap heal. Put simply, you cast this when you're not casting anything else. Gauge your mana consumption to know when you need to try to work in more Nourish, and when you can afford to fill time with extra Rejuvenations instead. The tank is always a good target for Nourishes in spare time because of the free Lifebloom refresh. Also, anytime you're using your Nourish to refresh Lifebloom (every 10 seconds), you will have 100% Harmony uptime.

Healing Touch: Has the same cast time as Nourish, but is less efficient and much larger. A typical use is to top off a tank who needs a direct heal. It has less use in raid healing, because it's somewhat squeezed out by other heals (Nourish for a small heal, Rejuv for an efficient large heal, and Regrowth for a fast large heal). It is a good option on Clearcasts, however, whenever you don't need the fast heal from a Regrowth.
Combined with Nature's Swiftness, it provides an emergency instant heal which is somewhat stronger than Swiftmend. You'll usually use it with Swiftmend when you need two consecutive instant heals on someone. Macro for this:

/showtooltip Nature's Swiftness
/stopcasting
/use Nature's Swiftness
/use [@mouseover] Healing Touch

(You can replace the @mouseover with whatever target you like). Note that this will cast both spells at once if you're still, but you'll need to press the macro twice if you're moving.

Regrowth: The Druid's fast, inefficient direct heal. When people in the raid need immediate healing to avoid death, use this (also use Swiftmend if it's available). Whenever a Clearcast procs, you can more liberally throw a Regrowth on anyone in the raid who isn't topped off. Regrowth has another important use during Tree of Life, discussed below.

Swiftmend: A strong instant heal on a short cooldown. One of our best spells. Always be vigilant for people at low HP on whom you might use this. It's great for helping stabilize a tank anytime you see them sit low for more than a GCD, or making sure any raid member is safe while your HoT's do their work. You can Swiftmend another Druid's HoT's (if you're using the Glyph this doesn't interfere with them at all), so you want your raid frames to show who's Swiftmendable. Using Swiftmend on cooldown also helps to ensure high Harmory uptime.

Efflorescence: I'm listing this separately from Swiftmend because you tend to think of it differently. If your Swiftmend is off cooldown and you see a clump of people below full HP, quickly Swiftmend any one of them. Clumps of people are not easy to recognize, but raid frames are starting to add tools to help with this. Becoming familiar with fights to know which AoE effects are ripe for Efflorescence can help a lot.

Clearcasting: Not a spell, but deserves an entry. The 4.2 patch has made Clearcasting easier to manage--it now lasts 15 seconds and can only apply to the expensive spells Regrowth and Healing Touch, so it's difficult to waste. When Clearcasting procs, you simply have to make sure to cast either a Healing Touch or a Regrowth in the next few seconds. A Healing Touch should generally be your first thought--it is both longer cast and more healing than Regrowth, generally making more effective use of the Clearcast. The tank is a good target; and HT on him for a free heal and LB/Harmony refresh is never a bad option. If, however, people in the raid are in need of a quick heal, a Clearcast is a good chance to throw a Regrowth on them as well.
In particular, if you want to use a Swiftmend or Efflorescence on a raid member soon, a great use of a Clearcast is to set up that Swiftmend with a Regrowth. This way you avoid paying for an expensive Rejuvenation.

Tree of Life Form: In addition to the 15% healing bonus, this has a few effects on our healing spells:

• Lifebloom: now castable on any number of targets. This is handy since Lifebloom does moderate healing and is very cheap. In a fight where you don't need Tree for other purposes, shifting to cast primarily Lifebloom for 30 seconds lets you use ToL as a very good mana cooldown.
• Regrowth: now instant cast. Not a throughput gain since Regrowth is a 1.5 cast anyway, but this allows use while moving and also gives you much quicker reactive healing. Because of all the Lifeblooms you use during Tree of Life, you get a lot of Clearcasting procs from Malfurion's Gift, and can turn each one into a free instant Regrowth. The Regrowths even refresh the Lifeblooms.
  If many people in the raid need healing quickly, shifting to cast instant Regrowths can help hit people who need the most healing immediately. Be careful though, as this can be expensive. Still use a good amount of Lifebloom when people aren't in danger of death.
• Wild Growth: now targets 2 extra people. Simply makes WG slightly better to use even than it ordinarily is.
• Efflorescence gets a double benefit from the 15% Tree boost (since the underlying Swiftmend was already boosted). Again, simply makes a good spell even more effective during Tree.

Also remember that in fights with short-term burn phases, you can shift to Tree and do a useful amount DPS with Wrath.
As as final note, in my experience, I tend to use ToL form at fixed times each encounter (once I've seen the fight enough times to have a plan), rather than in much of a reactive way.

Tranquility: This spell is very strong now, and outputs massive amounts of healing during its channeling time. Due to the new smart targeting mechanics, it's basically self-working. Can easily save people from dying if you mash it quickly when the raid takes a lot of damage. You can now use it 2-3 times per fight, so depending on the encounter, you might use it reactively when the raid is at low HP, or you might plan its use around certain boss abilities. The spell is now immune to pushback, so you no longer have to protect it with Barkskin.

Rebirth: Our most unique contribution to the raid. The most important issue is to avoid wasting it, especially now that the raid can only use a limited number per attempt (3 in 25-man, 1 in 10-man). First, make sure to coordinate with other Druids/DK's/Warlocks in your raid using macros or Vent so two of you don't cast on the same target. Second, people love to accept the resurrection as soon as it appears and die to something immediately. It can be good to warn them if it's a bad time to accept, and Glyph of Rebirth provides further insurance. Even though other classes can combat rez now, the Druid rez should be still preferred in raids, because it raises the person at 100% HP.
Here's a macro that casts Revive instead of Rebirth if you're out of combat, and also alerts your raid if Rebirth is used:

#showtooltip
/use [nocombat] Revive
/stopmacro [nocombat]
/use Rebirth
/ra Rebirth on %t

Innervate: In general, you will now cast this on yourself on cooldown. Use the first one in any encounter after you dip slightly below 80% mana, and then on cooldown after that. Innervate is now extremely weak when cast on targets other than yourself, and this is rarely going to be worth doing (in the event that you are going to cast it on someone else, remember to install a Glyph of Innervate).

Thorns: This spell is quite strong now, and can be useful on tank especially in an AoE or threat-sensitive situation. But generally the other Druids in the raid will use this first--ours does less damage, and it is also quite an expensive spell.

Remove Corruption: Unlike the old Remove Curse, this is now castable even on people who don't have a cleansable debuff. You might have to coordinate with your healing team a little so people don't waste GCD's on duplicative cleansing.

Barkskin: Remember that this doesn't use the GCD, so you can cast it almost anytime without disrupting your healing. It should be on an easily-accessible bind, and you should make it second nature to hit this instantly when you foresee a threatening amount of damage coming.