Is Divinity still bad when you're healed by Trees?

[DisRuptive1]

I was thinking, since Tree HoTs heal proactively and tick for small amounts compared to single global cooldown heals which 'tick' for one huge amount, would Divinity be good in a raid where you have many tree druids?

[Awyndel]

Depends on if you're topped off, how fast you're topped off, and how much overhealing you get.

[Snake-Aes]

Much of a druid's healing on tanks is still hard heals, and when the shit hits the fan, they use an ability that turns the HoT into a large heal.

They may see a little less overhealing gains than a paladin/shaman/priest, but it'll still be mostly overhealing.

[Alpha]

It's time to realize that the talent was made for holy palas going for Divine Sacrifice!

Yes, it might help, but it's nothing compared to what you lose.

// Alpha

[Alixander]

And with DSac now giving a 20% raid wall, you'd be hard pressed to tell me that you're struggling for where to put those 3 filler points which where a potential issue in 3.2 and below.

[Noradin]

Divinity is slightly better with trees than with other healers since it speeds up the time hots need to top you off (it has an effect similar to haste on hots in that aspect).

[Torquemada]