This Restoration talent cheap WoW Gold guide goes over each of the talents in the Shaman’s restoration talent tree. The restoration talent tree is for Shaman that want to spend their time healing. The tree is very effective early on in the game, however as you get later in the game a shamans healing power is overshadowed by the Druid, Paladin and Priests. The Restoration tree allows you to heal more effectively especially single target healing. It also contains some very nice add on’s for both the elemental and enhancement shaman.
I got my third character to Outland. Aellsa, my Blood Elf Paladin, is now 60 and tearing up Hellfire Peninsula on her new SuperChicken. She joins Baluki (70 shaman) and Inebrius (68 hunter) on the shattered world. I recently wrote a post about changing her spec from Prot (which she had been from 20 to 57) to Ret, and even though some people suggested that I respec her to Holy (which sounds like a terrible way to solo level) I did in fact go Ret.
After her, my next character is Abscondius, my rogue, who’s only 35. Haven’t played him in a long time either. Then there’s my shadow priest Sallas at 29, my drood Spamfire at 20, my warrior Oroc at 18, and my other shaman Rogahn at 14 (who will probably be deleted in favor of a Death Knight if Blizz doesn’t increase the characters-per-server cap). I really thought that my mage Trellan would be my next character to hit Outland, because I’ve been playing him a lot lately. I guess I got kinda frustrated with my paladin, though that Silk Road Gold problem was solved by going Ret. I also respecced my mage to Fire (from Frost) and I’m surprised by how much faster my killing with him is too. I’m pretty sure my mage will be the next to hit Outland, since he’s lvl. 55 right now. My warlock is lvl. 50, but I haven’t played her at all for months, except to disenchant stuff and make potions.