There are many advantages to this spell that some may not understand or have just neglected. The first and most clear impact is there is a harm decrease of 20% for the length of the spell. Did you get that? For 12 seconds all the harm that is tossed at you is diminished by 20%. This is gigantic! This is a significant buff that proves to be useful when things begin to get furry.
The second advantage of this spell is as useful, if not more along these lines, as the harm decrease. At the point when Barksin is basically the Druids' spell projecting won't be hindered when he gets harm. This is a colossal assistance when projecting those more extended and more mana serious spells in our books or for spells that require the Druid to channel for the span. A genuine model is the point at which you're projecting a Hurricane spell. It's extremely simple to stand out when projecting that spell (it very well may be the huge dark mists and the lightning streaks) that outcomes in you taking harm and in this way breaking the spell cast. Toss on Barkskin and you'll have the option to project the entire spell span even with a pet biting on you and a mage tossing fireballs at you. Another genuine model is the point at which you essentially need to get that mending spell off (say Tranquility or Healing Touch). Cast Barkskin first and ensure you can get that spell off!
The third advantage to Barkskin is the capacity to project this spell in a wide range of various states. As Druids we will in general be the objective of an assortment of group control measures. Remember you can project Barkskin when you are staggered, sleeping, dreaded, frozen, caught, or in any case debilitated. Remember this the following opportunity that Rogue comes up behind you, stagger locks you and starts getting down to business. Pop that Barkskin spell!