The amount applied was directly proportional to the spell too i.e. Cast time reductions do not affect this calculation and furthermore, there is also a major reduction if +dmg/healing benefits on spell ranks below level 20.This is what I remember too, for single-target direct spells. Everything else gets reduced amounts based on the cast time to a minimum of 1.5 seconds which would be just under half what you get from the item. IIRC 3.5 second casts get 100% of the benefit of +spell damage. so as the expansion went on and my gear got better, i dropped ranks slowly.
i used whatever allowed to get a certain amount of throughput based on the healer power i had at the time. Not really applicable to dps but probably worth knowing.as a druid in actual vanilla, i didnt use rank 4 HT as a rule. It is a lvl 20 spell that gets proper benefit from +healing items as per it's 2.5? second cast time. This is why druids use rank 4 healing touch and not rank 1 or something like that. Cast time reductions do not affect this calculation and furthermore, there is also a major reduction if +dmg/healing benefits on spell ranks below level 20. The only other "hidden" effect here is that it is applied per cast time.
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