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Originally Posted by Vomit
Crusader is based on a "procc per minute" which means the speed of the weapon your using makes no difference, neither does the ammount of instant attacks you use.
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Actually, both affect the number of crusader procs you get, in tandem.
Crusader is set at "1PPM", which means that a 2.0 speed weapon will have a 3.3_% chance of proccing Crusader each attack.
A 2.6 speed weapon (Spineshatter) will have a 4.3_% chance of proccing crusader each attack.
Now, assuming you use all your instant attacks, you'll get the same chance of proccing Crusader per hit, but more hits per minute.
Assuming unlimited rage:
Revenge: +12 hits per minute
Overpower: +12 hits per minute (outside factor's besides rage on these two)
MS or BT: +10 hits per minute
Whirlwind (one target): +6 hits per minute.
Now, obviously you won't have enough rage for all of those, but let's assume you get an overpower opportunity every 8 seconds, and you MS every time it's up:
7.5 Overpowers in the minute-long period, and 10MSes.
17.5 + "Standard Melee Attacks" is the number of hits you'll get in a given minute:
With Spineshatter: 40.5 attacks in the minute, with a 4.3% chance of a proc each hit. 1.7 procs per minute.
With Quel: 30 standard melee attacks, plus 17.5 from the instant attacks.
47.5 total attacks in the minute, with a 3.3% chance of proccing with each attack. 1.56 procs per minute.
The slower weapon gets more procs because you have the same number of instant attacks, but they account for a larger portion of the "estimated hits per proc" on the slower Spineshatter.