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    MW - Preferred UI?

    I have never healed in wow but now we are at the point where its time to take up an alt and I want to try my hand at Mistweaving. I am wondering what some good Curse mods and UI's would be to optimise my healing potential because lets face it, when you have never healed before you are going to need all the help you can get.

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    Clique, HealBot, Vuhdo, any raid frame add-on with mouse-over macros, or just use the default UI with mouse-over macros. There are any number of things you can use to heal.
    Originally Posted by Zarhym
    Someone needs to take away your keyboard until you're better able to read the explicit meaning in sentences without implying whatever you want in order to be contrary.

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    I've really started taking a liking to Mistweaver. http://www.curse.com/addons/wow/mistweaver

    Complex name huh? I didnt know a thing about healing on my monk and this was actually a good tool to learn on. I have yet to heal a raid yet simply because I haven't made it to 90, but its working well so far.

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    Affinitii also has his own ElvUI on the interwebs and shares how to download, install and customize (hardly any customization required) to get his UI if that floats your boat. For more info, use the googles and look him up.

    I personally use Pitbull, Weakauras, Skada, DBM, MSBT, text package, Vuhdo, Raven, Sexymaps, Bartender, Quartz and the normal QoL addons (Bagnon, Prat, Altoholic etc etc etc)

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    Quote Originally Posted by caribou View Post
    I've really started taking a liking to Mistweaver.

    Complex name huh? I didnt know a thing about healing on my monk and this was actually a good tool to learn on. I have yet to heal a raid yet simply because I haven't made it to 90, but its working well so far.
    That's what I use, great tool, but not sure if it supports more than 5 man. If it does then I can't see any reason not to use it.

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