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Clique will cover the mouse binding portion of healbot for use with grid. I'm not too familiar with healbot so I don't know what other bits you might be lacking when using grid, but that's the biggie.

I've heard that GridStatusRaidDebuffs only shows the debuff as the center icon, which I'd find very inconvenient. I've usually got raid debuffs displayed as a border around the frames. The colours took a bit to get right (like when I couldn't see any debuffs on Sindragosa), but I find reading up on the debuffs is actually better than just downloading a file with all of them in it. Here are lists that I used to get started.

I've never healed a 25man raid so I don't know about that but on 10man and heroic I am very happy with Healbot as a healer.

I've been told that Grid&Clique is much more customizable but is not so easy to configure. Healbot is almost ready to use from the box and you have quite some options for customizing it.

I use:
left: rejuv
middle: regrowth
right: nourish
mouse button4: wild growth
mouse button5: lifebloom

ctrl left: swiftmend
ctrl middle: innervate
ctrl right: nature swiftness + healing touch macro

shift left: abolish
shift middle: rebirth
shift right: cure

alt left: target


all things needed with the click of the mouse :)

Maybe two years ago I installed healbot for the first time on my druid for when I wanted to run as resto (I am feral dps by trade). I was quite impressed with how easily it made healing and just the general utility of having an independent frame on my screen that allowed for not only quickly applied heals but battle rez, innervate and later on regular rez. I liked having it so much that I never ever again took it off even when going as feral.

And then I discovered an addon that absolutely STOMPS all over healbot about a year ago. Called Vuhdo it is the same concept as healbot, an independent frame displaying party/raid member names and allowing for the binding of spells to your mouse buttons as well as alt/shift/ctrl modifiers. I switched to Vuhdo and never looked back.

First of all, it looks nicer IMO. Secondly, it is chock full of options that blow healbot's away. It takes a while to setup and "can" be discouraging to someone without patience but I have walked numerous people through configuring Vuhdo and in the end they are always glad to have made the change. It's a spectacular healing addon, OP, and I recommend it over all others.

Although I'm not a Resto Druid, as a Holy Paladin I can tell you that Grid is an extremely useful addon if configured properly. I haven't actually played in a few months, but I'm pretty sure the situation ramains the same. Personally, I followed this guide (property of Aliena @ Tankspot) - http://www.tankspot.com/showthread.php?58066-Healing-Grid-Tutorial - and tweaked it to my needs. I've never actually used Healbot or Clique, I managed without them fine.

In regards to functionality, Mazra, there is no difference between grid/clique, healbot or vuhdo. It mainly boils down to aesthetics, actually. They all offer the same basic function: binding heals to your mouse, then using those bindings to one-click heal.

I just feel vuhdo "looks" the best :)

As much as I enjoyed using Vuhdo when I still played I discovered a unique issue. After relentlessly pvping to build up a decent resto pvp set I discovered I couldn't heal in BGs because...I MOUSE MOVE. So imagine the difficulty in having your primary means of locomotion also be your primary means of casting the spells which are your primary function for being in that BG in that spec.