This spell gives 10% mana for all healings you receive from any1??

If so, imagine a protection paladin tanking 40 man raids with almost infinite mana to keep aggro!

Keep in mind that this only works for heals from anyone BUT the paladin. So the healer can still run out of mana. It does make a paladin's mana equivalent to a warriors rage though.

Would this work on HoT buff from Healing Spring Totem?

If so, a party with 2 shamans can drop mana spring and healing spring and the paladin would recieve even more mana!

A pally with 479 +healing, using FoL (Rank 1) and the highest Blessing of Light would be able to give another pally the same amount of mana they're using to heal.  If you had two pallies with 1k +healing doing this to each other, it would net 77 mp5 for each of them (they would missing out on spirit regen during this time).  Not a big deal, but interesting.

For those who want to check my math:
• the +Healing from gear will be reduced by a factor of 31/70
• the +Healing from BoL does not get reduced for spells until you go below lvl-20 spells

This basically makes paladin tanking more viable. This stops forcing tankadins to gimp their HP and Def to improve their mana pools for relatively expensive spells like consecrate and chain-judging without ret talents.

I really didnt feel like reading all these other comments so il just say it. Without this ability a paladin tank would be worthless. A paladins Concencrate is 660 mana, and for a tank with 6-7k mana buffed up, hes gona run oom quickly even chugging down mana pots. I have always raided as a holy paly. My flash heals are only about 2.1k buffed up, but thats still about 210 mana per flash heal, so it makes paly tanking possible. every 4.5 seconds he gets enough mana restored to lay down another concencrate, when the CD is 8 seconds.

A lot of people assume that once you get this, a pally tank will never run OOM since they will be receiving heals a lot.

Well, truth be told: a pally tank in very good tanking gear doesn't take much damage from normal 5-man instancing mobs. They follow the guides posted up on WoW forums to rotate consecrate, holy shield, judgment of righteousness, etc, and end up going OOM anyways because the healing they received isn't enough to regenerate anything useful.

Fortunately, I have found a solution to this problem: The Threat Meter. Doing the above rotation if you are in good tanking gear in a regular 5-man is unbelievably overkill. When you start using a threat meter, simply make sure that your bar is always bigger than everyone elses, and eventually you will get a good handle on when you need to start producing more threat based on how quickly the mob is being killed.

For raid bosses, the forums are correct, though. You need to crank out as much threat as possible, and for those guys you will be receiving many heals.

awsome from the old 8% to 10% thats 25% more mana than you got befor!