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Narcosleepy 02/25/10 2:10 PM

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Post: Paladin: Simple Questions/Simple Answers
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Originally Posted by jking1024 (Post 1570892)
Over on Wow Head, you can have it sort items into slots and then order them according to usefulness for a specific spec. For holy paladins, I was wondering if this looked like a decent gear order:

Items - World of Warcraft

Mostly I was looking for comments on the stat weights. I weighted Int at 100, haste at 80, mp5 at 70, spell power at 60, and crit at 50. This is different from the presets for Holy paladins which has haste at 35 and mp5 at 88. For a quick and dirty priority list, do those weight be good? Should SP be lower or haste higher?

Not absolutely sure about this, so correct me if I'm wrong, but I think wowhead is just multiplying the stat weighting you set to the amount of each stat on an item and then add them all together.
If that is the case then mp5 is weighted quite low.
For example if you compare mp5 and crit:
Mp5 gives you about double the regen crit gives for the same item points but since mp5 is twice as expencive as crit is, item budget wise, the weighting for mp5 should probably be alittle less than 4 times the wheighting of crit, and how much less then 4 times depends on how much you value the throughput component of crit.


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