Innervate for all Druids!

[Zarathustra]

That's a good thing.
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Oh, I agree it's a good thing. I'm going to be quite happy to have an Innervate ready on my Moonkin. Granted, I'm of the mind that anyone who limits himself to one form is missing the whole point of the class, and as such will spend most of my time in raids OUT of Moonkin form... but that's a tangent.

I have a difficult time seeing things through the eyes of those who feel they're "forced" to spec a certain way, but am trying to sympathize. Still, I specced Moonkin knowing that I wouldn't have Innervate, and was willing to pay that price.

My worry is that they'll start caving to other skills in the same way. What happens if the rogue player base decides Cold Blood is a "must have"? Tactical Mastery has been called for by Warriors for months and Blizzard has yet to give any word on their plans for that talent, if any. Are all shamans going to get the mana totem now?

It's those kind of questions that have me wondering why they're doing this with Evocation/Innervate. I won't look a gift horse in the mouth, as it makes the Druid class more of the switch-hitting hybrid it was meant to be (and paves the way for more variation among non-31-point builds), but I'll be curious to see where they draw the line with this sort of tweak.