This effects can occur with other abilities macro'd together as well, I suspect because some of the decisions are being made by the client. It may be that the snapshot of your stats taken when you summon the Gargoyle is done client-side, and because you've queued up the Gargoyle cast before the server has told you that you have Unholy Frenzy it won't be included in the snap-shot.

This sort of issue is obtrusively obvious for casters with non-GCD abilities that cause cast-time spells to become instants: macro'ing the two together fails if you're moving because (I believe) the client decides whether movement impedes casting and the server hasn't told it that the spell is instant yet when that decision is made.

For the Unholy Frenzy/Gargoyle case it may be worth trying out the oft-maligned Cast-Sequence macro: we'll have to push it twice but the weakness of the cast-sequence (that it doesn't move on until the server tells you its done) may, in this instance, be the very thing you need to get this to work. If nobody has tried it by the time I get home this evening I'll give it a go and report back.

Edit: From some very limited testing the cast sequence appeared to have the same effect as manually clicking the abilities separately, so it saves you some bar space, but you still have to activate it twice :-(

I've read the first post and Consider mentions a soft cap for haste, saying it's not reachable and we should not worry about it. These days I'm around 32% haste in fight. My problem is that I'm having a hard time dumping runic power during heroism. Runes come off the cooldown pretty quickly and I'm really wondering where a possible haste soft cap would be. At the end of WotLK my knowledge was that haste had a vague softcap somewhere north of 30%. Am I misremembering something, have the basic assumptions about being GCD capped changed without me noticing? Should I ignore overcapping runic power during heroism? Seems like a waste to me.

In my unholy raid spec I drop the Blood boil glyph because I really rarely find that I need extra range on adds such as Maloriak's for Blood boil, and instead use Succor, other than AMS and Pest. For 5mans you are right in that both those glyphs you mention are detrimental anytime you are using CC pretty much, but you rarely need much now with a competent group.

It would be another thing if Bloodboil glyph would actually contribute increased dps in many scenarios, but since it doesn't in a real situation thus far in my raiding experience, I find I have more use of Succor on for example Chimaeron or virtually any situation where the healers are visibly struggling.

It could also be that there is a difference between 10man and 25man in the 'best choice' though, given fewer healers/fewer targets vs more healers/more targets (I assume) respectively. And also, as always one can simply bring Dust of disappearance and swap accordingly.

I encountered a weird bug today while doing HM Chimeron.

http://i.imgur.com/bPDUQ.jpg

I noticed this when they called to stop DPS. My pet had been both transformed and had a stack of shadow infusion on him. The time left on each buff appear to be equal implying that the last shadow infusion and dark transformation occurred at roughly the same time. I was a bit distracted by the fight to open up my pet tab and look at the damage range to confirm this bug. If you look carefully, both the buff bar on the pet's target and my tell me when addon is detecting a stack of shadow infusion.

Mainly wondering if anyone has seen this as well. I haven't been able to replicate it on a dummy.