Patch 10.2 brings a whole new way to push Mythic+ keys with class changes, new dungeons, new tier sets, items, and trinkets. In this article, we will provide a tier list and rankings for the best healers in Season 3 of Dragonflight 10.2.

Dragonflight 10.2 M+ Healer Tier List & Rankings - Best Healers in Season 3 WoW Dragonflight 10.2

As World of Warcraft's Dragonflight 10.2 continues to captivate players, the importance of choosing the right healer becomes paramount, especially in Mythic+ dungeons. Season 3 brings new challenges and opportunities, making healer selection crucial to success. So what is the top tier healer M+ 10.2? Here's a breakdown of the best & worst healers for M+ 10.2 Dragonflight to help players make informed choices.

• S: Healers which are an exceptional choice and likely to be seen in world first level keystones

• A: Healers that are capable of world first keystones but may have trouble fitting into the meta

• B: Healers that are capable of world first keystones but have minor weaknesses and trouble fitting into the meta

• C: Healers that are capable of comfortably doing keys but may struggle in surviving some encounters in very high level keys

• D: Healers that are less viable in this current season of Mythic+

S Tier Healer Spec For Mythic+ in Season 3

• Discipline Priests

Discipline Priests have been reworked and are poised to be among the top healers in Season 3. They provide exceptional damage to groups and offer everything you need for high-level content. Their position is elevated by the decreased relevance of Shadow Priests.

A Tier Healer Specs For Mythic+ in Season 3

• Restoration Druid

- Restoration Druids have consistently shown competitive healing numbers in Mythic+ dungeons. Their HoTs (Healing over Time) spells, such as Rejuvenation and Lifebloom, provide sustained healing to the group, allowing them to efficiently heal through damage over time effects and maintain the group's health.

- Also, Restoration Druids have a versatile toolkit that allows them to handle a variety of situations in Mythic+ dungeons. They have access to crowd control abilities like Entangling Roots and Cyclone, which can be crucial for interrupting dangerous enemy abilities or controlling mobs. Additionally, their ability to shift into Bear Form provides them with extra survivability and the ability to tank in emergency situations.

- Restoration Druids bring valuable utility and support to the group. They have access to powerful raid-wide cooldowns like Tranquility, which can be a lifesaver during heavy AoE damage phases. They also have access to Innervate, which can be used to restore mana to themselves or other healers in the group. Furthermore, their ability to remove curses and poisons with Remove Corruption can be essential in certain encounters.

- Restoration Druids excel in terms of mobility, allowing them to quickly move around the battlefield and reach allies in need of healing. Their travel form and instant-cast spells enable them to respond to mechanics and position themselves effectively during encounters, ensuring that they can keep up with the group's movement and provide healing support where it's needed.

- Restoration Druids have access to Affinity talents, which allow them to specialize in a specific Druid form (Balance, Feral, or Guardian) while still retaining their healing abilities. This versatility enables them to contribute additional damage or utility to the group, depending on the needs of the encounter.

• Holy Paladin

Despite some recent nerfs, Holy Paladins are still the top healer in Season 3. They bring exceptional healing numbers, great defensive utility and control, and an interrupt. They work well with Augmentation Evokers and their dispel profile is suitable for the new dungeon pool.

• Mistweaver Monks

Mistweaver Monks are in a good state in Season 3. They have received buffs in previous patches and can now compete with other classes. They bring good damage, strong healing, and amazing utility. However, they lack group-wide external defensive abilities and have limited range.

B Tier Healer Specs For Mythic+ in Season 3

• Preservation Evoker
  

Preservation Evokers are in a great spot in Season 3. They have a powerful tier-set bonus that boosts their spot-healing and damage. However, the rise of Augmentation Evokers in every dungeon group makes it challenging for Preservation to find its place.

C Tier Healer Specs For Mythic+ in Season 3

• Restoration Shaman

Restoration Shaman received minor changes leading up to Season 3 patch 10.2 update, as well as a brand new tierset along with it. The 2-piece bonus allows for Chain Heal Icon Chain Heal, Healing Surge Icon Healing Surge, and Healing Wave Icon Healing Wave to mark their initial target with Tidal Reservoir, causing them to receive 15% of all Riptide healing you deal for 15 sec. In addition, their 4-p effect increases the Riptide Icon Riptide's healing by 25%. If Riptide Icon Riptide is active on the same target as Tidal Reservoir, its heal-over-time effect has a 6% chance to create a new Riptide Icon Riptide on a nearby ally.

Restoration Shaman has been left behind in Season 3. Their tier-set is primarily focused on healing, making them more useful in Raiding than in Mythic+. While they have an excellent overall utility package, their DPS contribution is one of the lowest among all healing specializations.

• Holy Priest

Holy Priests have improved in Patch 10.2 but still lack the toolkit required for higher-level keystones. Their healing numbers are decent, but they fall short in terms of damage and mobility compared to other specializations.