I feel a bit stupid but I don’t get the talent
Peer into Peace
Passive
5% of overhead spread too 3 nearby targets
(So far so good)
Soothing mist now follows the target of your enveloping Mist or vivify and it’s channel time is increase
(Channel time increase got it, but how does it follow a target, it’s the hardcast and if I stop the cast it’s gone ? )
Can someone explain that too me like I was a 6 year old, I won’t be offender 
You do soothing mist on Target A and lets say you do a normal vivify - then you see target B is getting damage, so you can instant enveloping mist this target and soothing mist will stay on this target and so on. A renewing mist for example, will cancel it.
So you have then soothing mist on 2 targets as long on target A your enveloping mist is ticking?
On target dummy’s I never see this effect
No, the Soothing Mist is following on the target you casting EnvMist or Vivify on.
There is 1 Talent, which is on a row with mending proliferation, which will cause your soothing mist to spread on random targets.
That doesn’t sound like a big HPS increase or?
Until you combine it with peacfull mending and unsion, does it provide the damage reduction from elusive mist?
so far I play with the other choice node that give you one more stack renew mist and GCD on rushing wind kick and renew
All of them are not really viable in all PvE Content. If you dont care about performance - it doesnt matter, play what feels good for you. The mainreason is how quickly it will drain our mana.
U could see some niche play for peer into peace in m+ if you want to blanket envmist faster.
All these talents see more play in PvP, where spothealing is much more important
There’s a reason why it competes directly with the primary Fistweaver talent.
This is the currently designed caster MW playstyle.
It actually used to work like this by default, in Legion. But back then you could even move at 60% movement speed while channeling and the channel time was practically infinite.
Oh, good times.
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