Part 4 of this series was supposed to be a full wrapping up of how to decide where to position yourself when healing in battlegrounds, but it kind of evolved into more of a big picture article dealing mainly with how to choose which battle to heal, with only a few brief mentions regarding actual healer placement during the battle. So it looks like I'd better write a Part 5!
In this article, I'm going to drill down a bit further into the detail of how to decide where to stand and heal from once you have chosen your battle.
Parts 1-3 of the Healer Placement in Battlegrounds series dealt with the following topics:
Part 1 - Healing from Home Territory
Part 2 - Healing from the Sidelines
Part 3 - Healing from the Middle of Battle, from Behind Enemy Lines.
In this, the final instalment (for the moment!) of the series (Edit - it turned out to be the second last instalment), I'm going to discuss my own mental Quick Positioning Checklist that I use to help me decide where to position myself when healing in battlegrounds.
Part 1 of Healer Placement in Battlegrounds dealt with healing from your friendly frontline, while Part 2 discussed healing from the sidelines. In today's article we'll continue the series by discussing healing from the middle of the action, and healing from behind enemy lines.
Part 1 of Healer Placement in Battlegrounds dealt with healing from your friendly frontline. Now it's time to continue with our look at healer placement in battlegrounds, and in Part 2, we'll discuss healing from the sidelines.
As a World of Warcraft player with a lot of experience at healing in Battlegrounds, I thought I'd share some thoughts on the pros and cons of the various locations you can heal from. As always, contributions from readers are welcomed. I'm not claiming to be a pro, but I'm fairly competent at battleground healing, so hopefully I've a few worthwhile tips to pass on to newbie healers.
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