Mut Spec levelling Q'sFollow

In between raiding on my Paladin I have been back to levelling up my Mut spec Rogue. 99% of this has been solo questing. Now, at 70, I'm not sure where to go with my talents. I have picked so far what I have thought will enhance my two general solo rotations:
-Against caster type enemies (Ambush, Mut, Kidney Shot, Mut, Envenom) throwing in a kick between stuns to minimise spells taken.
-Against warrior/melee type enemies (Cheap Shot, Mut, Kidney Shot, Mut, Envenom then either spam Envenom or Mut again) throwing in a disarm.

My main focus is questing efficiency through maximising damage dealt while minimising incoming damage. I can see the reasoning for going further down the tree passsed Mut for raiding but from a soloing perspective both Cut to the Chase and Hunger for Blood don't seem worthwhile. Am I way off here? I'm going to swap the points over from TtT to Master Poisoner but before I do I thought I would get some advice from you guys here first.

PS. Any suggestions on weapon enchant upgrades for my heirloom daggers would be much appreciated. Lifestealling and Fiery seem almost worthless now. I wish I could put titanium weapon chains on them =(


Edit: Cleaned up wording a little

Edited, May 19th 2009 3:39pm by arthoriuss

I wouldn't bother with envenom when questing. I doubt you'd get a full stack of deadly up on a regular mob your level, and evis will probably put out more damage.....considering how short your fights are.

Theo put up a muti PVP build in one of the threads below. I believe this was it:

http://www.wowhead.com/?talent#fhxcoeMRiroczZ0xZebfbh0db:Tpi

While I know you aren't at 80 yet, this is what I shot for while leveling.....and I was pretty happy with it. But then again, I leveled on a PVP server, so a PVP'ish build always seemed to make more sense.

CQC is a fantastic talent. It's just that when you switch to a raiding muti spec you'll only have enough points left for 3/5.

WP/WP is choice over DP because it provides more fast burst damage. When you're soloing mobs die fast so there is no time to wait for DP to stack. The reason you pick it over IP for mutilate is because it puts a "sticky" poison on the target which is vital for bigger mutilates. And it applies more frequently.


Edit: Oh, and as far as enchants, honestly I wouldn't bother.

Edited, May 19th 2009 8:06pm by HawaiianPunch

Thanks for the informative replies. Rate ups all round!

/Facepalm

I confused Therion's talent build and the one linked by NorthenRebel and missed out on both Remorseless Attacks and Relentless Strikes! Curse not having turned on my preview mode before picking my talents! I might justhave to stick with the mess I have made now and fill in the gaps >_<

All good. Like I said in my first post I haven't played my Rogue for quite some time so the respecc fee is still relatively low compared to some of my other characters!

Just thought I'd post an update. Up to 75 now and this Rogue is doing some crazy burst damage. The +4k Eviscerate crits at level 75 are unbelieveable. When I get a chance to run some dungeons I usually stand 1st on boss fight dps but drop to 2nd or 3rd on overall dps. I assume this is mostly due to the lack of aoebility that I have right now. I try and use an Ambush, Mut, Evis, Mut, Mut, Evis style of rotation on the first trash mob but by the second or third mob I'm usually left with Mut, Evis, Mut, Evis combos.

As far as Poisons go is it worth sticking with WP/WP the whole way through an instance? Should I swap in DP/DP or WP/DP for boss fights?

I just picked up that aggro dropping spell (Tricks of the Trade?). Is it worth creating a /cast [target=targettarget,help] TotT macro so I can offload the threat on the tank at the start of boss fights or should this spell be used some other way?