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You CAN cast it on a warrior and have it work. It procs onto you off of ANY of their crits. It's a really versatile tool (Stick it on a ret pally at 20% boss health).
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So, in the best case scenario when casting it on a Rogue (with the assumption that poisons can't crit) is that it will be half as effective. Still worth casting, imo. It would probably be most useful on a Rogue if the only other option is, say, a Tree. Even if it does give them 3% crit, they probably don't need it. And a Rogue will guarantee the uptime on you. :D
If you have a caster to put it on, that will offer the best net DpS gain for the group (at least in most situations). But I can see why you'd put it on a Rogue in at least a few likely situations (A group with only you and a Resto Druid as casters isn't that unlikely).
If you have a caster to put it on, that will offer the best net DpS gain for the group (at least in most situations). But I can see why you'd put it on a Rogue in at least a few likely situations (A group with only you and a Resto Druid as casters isn't that unlikely).
Excuse my lack of knowledge but is there a reason for not putting focus magic on a tree? I tend to use mine on healers more often then DPS.
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So, in the best case scenario when casting it on a Rogue (with the assumption that poisons can't crit) is that it will be half as effective. Still worth casting, imo. It would probably be most useful on a Rogue if the only other option is, say, a Tree. Even if it does give them 3% crit, they probably don't need it. And a Rogue will guarantee the uptime on you. :D
If you have a caster to put it on, that will offer the best net DpS gain for the group (at least in most situations). But I can see why you'd put it on a Rogue in at least a few likely situations (A group with only you and a Resto Druid as casters isn't that unlikely).
If you have a caster to put it on, that will offer the best net DpS gain for the group (at least in most situations). But I can see why you'd put it on a Rogue in at least a few likely situations (A group with only you and a Resto Druid as casters isn't that unlikely).
Excuse my lack of knowledge but is there a reason for not putting focus magic on a tree? I tend to use mine on healers more often then DPS.
you should pretty much always have it on a DPS, reason being is that DPS are almost always casting, healers can have breaks where they do not need to cast. The reason that trees may not be necessary as that I don't believe they stack crit or benefit from crit as much as other casters do (and therefor may not crit as often as say an spriest/boomkin/mage)
IF the tree happens to have 4/5 T9, it's worth putting on them (That hasted rejuve crits like a *****).
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Thanks Anobix, that makes a lot of sense. I never thought about a healers downtime. I will keep it primarily on DPS in the future unless it is a healer intensive fight.
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