Vivify mana cost reduced from 4.1% mana to 3.8%.

Overall these are really good and welcome changes.

Spinning Crane Kick damage increased by 20%.

Rising Sun Kick, Blackout Kick and Tiger Palm damage increased by 10%.

This can be amplified by different conduits, Bonedust brew, and Essence Font HoT.

Revival healing done reduced by 10%, but it now triggers Mastery: Gust of Mists on all targets.

Enveloping Mist mana cost reduced by 6.7%.

Night Fae conduit Way of the Fae got its effect increased by 100%.

Chi Burst now does reduced healing beyond 6 targets.

Spinning Crane Kick is no longer target capped and instead now deals reduced damage beyond 5 targets, similar to how other classes got some of their AoE abilities uncapped as well.

Overall this is a nice small buff to what is already our best Covenant Ability in terms of raid healing. They also cast Soothing Mist at the same time as Enveloping Mist.

For Mistweavers, Enveloping Mist from our Crane Adepts no longer gains cooldown reduction from Monk’s Haste, and instead, our Crane Adepts now cast Enveloping Mist twice when summoned.

Our party/raid members and we now gain a 5% movement speed increase while Tiger Adepts are active.

Tiger Adepts does a bit more damage due to a 200% buff to Tiger Palm.

It now spawns an equal amount of off-spec Adepts, and they now apply Mystic Touch to their targets.

The most notable change is to our Venthyr ability, Fallen Order :.

What has changed 9.1 Mistweaver Monk Changes It also features QE Live, which is a great tool for comparing different pieces of gear, analyzing trinkets, and many more! Definitely give it a try.

Questionably Epic is a very helpful theorycrafting resource with loads of articles, guides and insights about all healer specs.

If you are interested in in-depth information and discussion about the spec, I definitely recommend checking out Peak of Serenity Discord Server, which has a really helpful community, as well as the Peak of Serenity website with all the up-to-date information.

Lack of raid-wide damage reduction cooldown.

Flexibility in talents when it comes to preparing for different scenarios.

Exceptional single target sustain healing.

Mistweaver is one of the three healing specs I have played consistently in the last years and the spec I mained for the last couple of tiers during Battle for Azeroth. I have been a healer main since late Wrath of the Lich King and a healing officer in Reason since early Legion up until Battle of Dazar’Alor when I had to step down from playing the game for a while. Welcome to the Mistweaver Monk guide written by Dragnio, a healing officer in Method.

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