SSC New Gear Choices..Follow

At his point in time our guild gotten to the point that we have only gotten the last 2 bosses of ssc to down and the loots are starting to flow. The other day I was lucky enough to get the...

Tsunami Talisman
Binds when picked up
Unique
Trinket
Requires Level 70
Equip: Improves hit rating by 10 (0.6%).
Equip: Improves critical strike rating by 38 (1.7%).
Equip: Chance on critical hit to increase your attack power by 340 for 10 secs.

I currently have the

Hourglass of the Unraveller
Binds when picked up
Unique-Equipped
Trinket
Requires Level 68
Equip: Improves critical strike rating by 32 (1.4%).
Equip: Chance on critical hit to increase your attack power by 300 for 10 secs.

And the,

Bloodlust Brooch
Binds when picked up
Unique
Trinket
Requires Level 70
Equip: Increases attack power by 72.
Use: Increases attack power by 278 for 20 sec.

I am currently running with a raiding BM Spec and was wondering what would be the best combination for pve raiding. I know that the hourglass proc rate is very nice and from what I have seen so is the Talisman. However I was curious if it would be worth having both of those together or just swapping out the hourglass for the talisman...?

One other question is regarding the T5 bonus. I have gotten my 1st piece of T5
and seen that 2 pieces have a swell bonus adding 15% of your damage as health to your pet. Sounds great how ever I was also wondering if anyone has noticed if this added "bonus" pet healing adds anything towards the hunters aggro as a mend pet does...?

If any one would be able to help out with any advice it would be great...

Talisman and brooch.

And I now hate you, because Leotheras hates me. It's been three weeks since he's dropped my gloves, and I've never seen the talisman drop.

Oh, and edit: It does not add to threat, although some threat meters get a little weird with it. Every so often, someone will yell at me to turn growl off, but it's not on. Even if your pet starts to show up on the threat meter, it's usually just a glitch, and it's never enough that you have to start worrying about your pet pulling aggro- nor do you have to worry about your own threat.

It sure is cool when a healing meter counts the passive healing as actual HPS. My personal best is 140 HPS. I've been in the top 10 healing for 25-man raids :D

Edit again: Don't get on someone who wants to go through the trouble to post the stats in a way that we don't have to even hover over something. It's actually preferable to see them the way the OP posted them. It just gets annoying when people post Thottbot or Wowhead links <_<

Edited, May 27th 2008 1:48am by ProjectMidnight

Pfff, i've ended up in the top 5 overhealing. Beat that! XD