Focused PrayersTarget: SelfCasting: 2.0 secondsRecast: 5.0 secondsDuration: Until CancelledEffects:- Increases Heal Crit Bonus of caster by 5%- Increases the base heal amount of heal spells by 10%- Reduces damage of hostile spells by 25%- Increases casting speed of hostile spells by 20%- Reduces casting speed of Mark of Divinity by 20%- Reduces casting speed of Involuntary Gift by 20%- Reduces casting speed of Healing Fate by 20%You could make the arguement that Mark of Divinity should be excluded from the exclusion of the casting penalty (you get that?) because it has a debuff on it... but to anyone who would say this, I say that you can add the following line to Focused Prayers:- Removes the Divine Mitigation reduction from Mark of Divinity.That's right, you can take it. Remove the debuff from the spell. Go for your life. I don't think anyone would miss it.
A few other things I think would be worth looking into:
1. Glory - Make this trigger off spells as well as combat arts. Is there any reason for it not to?2. Shield of Faith - Make this count as a heal for the purpose of triggering procs. Shaman wards count as heals, why can't this one as well?3. Emergency Reactives - There was some talk about 'fixing' these and I'm all for it. In their current state they are all but useless for PvE. My personal choice would be to make them (very) large direct heals and to reduce their casting time to 5 minutes. Either that or make them complete heals (make it a 100% heal, not just a really big number).4. Unyielding Benediction - Can we let this trigger off spells as well? Or atleast allow it to absorb spell hits.5. Sanctuary - Add charm immunity please. Mystics get it on their Immunities spell.6. Mana Cure - Would be nice if this would store cures of the correct type, maybe give it a max of 5 stored cures and have them trigger instantly when someone recieves that type of detrimental.7. Focused Intervention - Remove the stun or increase the heal trigger by alot. At present this spell just doesn't get cast because the stun is too big of a draw back.