CoH or imp divine spiritFollow

Generally, AOE heal gets a lot of use at T5 content and beyond, due to the simple fact that there's a lot of constant AOE damage in play there. If you're in that kind of content you might want to respec CoH. On the other hand, if that leaves your raid group without a Divine Spirit buff, consider keeping this spec.

CoH, CoH, CoH, CoH. You only need 1 priest with imp spirit, all the rest should be CoH. Until you've seen a good priest use CoH, you don't realize how amazing it is. Even then, the extra healing/damage from divine spirit isn't normally needed unless you are pushing new content that your guild is barely geared for. Even then, your raid leader should have you put in a group by yourself as a healer so you can PoH that group.

well mana was never an issue i always had plenty so how i high was on the healing chart was more important to me then. I am not cocky and think i should always be number one but its always nice to see your name first second or third.also if anyone has can link a good CoH talent tree it would be much appreciated. thanks

Nice build that is. If I were holy I'd probably go for the same... I can see this become the cookie cutter.

Just a note that on the PTR, CoH does not have a cooldown. Some patch notes still say 6 seconds, even though that was changed a while back. It's confusing, but as of now, you can still spam it and there is no 6 second cooldown.

How about this? I think improved Inner fire is now worth taking: you get 120 (base) + 54 (improved) = 174 spell power from it. And in a pve content you should have it always on. I think it's better to always have 174 spell power than to have +6% healing on a dying target (<50% life). So probably no "Test of Faith" for me...

Light well is much better than before, but it still takes disciplined people to use it.

And I'm not a fan of Inspiration. I think after a certain value the gain from the 25% armor is negligible.

Spiritual Guidance? 25% of all the spirit you might gain... If you will only have 400, you'll get 100 spell power. I think we'll have more likely more than 600, so that is 150 spell power. Also, if you get the IDS buff, you'll gain 80+20=100 more spell power. So just from changing some talents, you have a potential of gaining ~300 more spell power at level 80. And it scales with gear. The more spirit, the more spell power (and mana regeneration).

Not really no. The good thing with healers is that they can supplement eachother. If you take 3 rogues, they will all have to be cookie cutter combat swords in order to do the most DPS. If you take 3 priests, one can spec IDS, one can spec Guardian Spirit and the latter could even go Pain Supression or Penace. It's more a matter of specialization. I can easily see this working fine. Alternatively, this might also do fine and give you some more outlasting properties. Healers don't need to min/max as much as other classes. Or if you insist, we can have 5+ cookie cutter builds which can all supplement eachother.