Elder Scrolls Online

Sanctuary is a good set, especially if you're worried about your health, thanks to health bonuses, but I'd probably craft a full Seducer as that one is excellent all-around set that helps shave off magica cost significantly. You likely already know that regen (and mana cost redux) is very important for healers as we don't just heal the group, but throw a lot of support abilities, many of which can be quite expensive - I have around 2700-2800 magica regen on my main healers. You may not need as much, especially in vanilla dungeons, but as you grow confident with your healing you will likely want to throw more costly abilities to help support your group or will need to heal more as you tackle more demanding dungeons and that regen will help a lot. PUGs especially can leave your mana pool woefully empty really fast for majority of fight - if there's one thing random groups teach well is resource management for healers, ahaha

I'd also swap the staff from 140 to 160 crafted one, since you don't have dropped staff that you'd like to use and also improved it to epic - staff damage also increases healing strength, which means stronger heals for you and the group. With beefed-up resistances from purpled/full sets you may not need a defending trait on your staff and instead use Powered, which should also keep you alive thanks to stronger heals. Crafted staff should probably answer question which trait you need faster than finding a drop with desired trait.

I'd also ditch a single Tormentor piece, because it gives you no bonuses - given that at some point you may swap shoulder+head piece to monster helm set (be it Troll King or Chokethorn or relevant 1-piece bonuses... Earthgore set is BiS for healers, but you'll probably hate running Blodroot forge as that DLC dungeon is no joke - if you have money you can occasionally buy either helm or shoulder with infused trait in Cyrodiil from luxury vendor for 100k gold or impenetrable for 300k AP), you may want to think about crafting, say, med/light shoulder and heavy head from whichever set you think is more beneficial to you (be it max health or max mag 2 items bonus) or craft a staff with built-in 2-piece bonus before you swap it to something else.

You may also be interested with Torug's Pact crafted set, since 3-piece bonus will give you magica damage and health increase - and pair, say, 1 Torug's armor piece and staves with Willpower jewelry for magica and spell damage boost (Willpower jewelry is very cheap and also comes with health/arcane traits in case you wanted to choose which attribute you'd like to boost), in case you don't have Sanctuary jewelry pieces.

I'm looking at an argument raging on the ESO forums, where because Elsewyr introduces the concept of "if you've unlocked a zone skyshards achievement on one character, you can unlock those skyshards for all your alts automatically through the crown store", people are now labelling the game "pay to win". And I have a proposal. Everybody who doesn't know what pay to win is has to play the worst pay to win FTP games in existence, ONLY those games, and they're not allowed to stop until they've fully internalised the experience. You know, the ones where people pay for the ability to take other players out from across the map, automatically, with their also-paid-for OP pets, where you grind for years for a minimal damage increase on your paltry slingshot, THOSE pay to win games. I feel like the "TO WIN" aspect of this isn't highlighted enough. I feel people haven't fully experienced the horror and frustration of these games, and label anything "pay to win" xD

It seems so. I haven't come across the source information yet (I think it's in a video I've yet to track down), but there's this 21 page thread on the ESO forums at the moment arguing about this xD - forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/465524/is-buying-skyshard-sp-pay-to-win

I'll probably end up buying this as well. It's just a really nice quality of life addition

You can already buy horse training in the crown store.

It's pretty expensive though 0.0

I'm wondering if horse stamina does much at the moment. Galluping drains stamina, but even when your horse's stamina is empty if you don't stop they can still gallup just as fast as when they had full stamina (and then you get to town and your horse dies and you have to buy a new horse xD)

Doing a quick search and it seems like horse mounts have an endless sprint trait? I can keep flogging my horse and it just keeps going and going and going? Brilliant 0.0 Heh heh heh