Okay, here is the mostly finished product. I'll get to weapons over the weekend since it's a pretty monstrous list. I purposefully included the unimplemented gear so we don't end up with "Where do I get X?" when X doesn't even exist. If you want additional trinkets added, please PM me. If you find that I linked something incorrectly (if I didn't I'd be shocked), please PM me.

Same rules apply as the previous iteration. Do not ask "WHAT IS BIS?" unless you'd like an automatic 72 hour ban.

Assuming 2005 haste, 2904 Haste proc gives these extra hot ticks while active:
3 extra lifebloom ticks
1 extra WG & efflorescence tick
1 extra tranq hot tick
1 extra rejuv tick

add 584 haste (2589 rating) and get another WG & efflorescence tick.

Because of the "passive intellect only" restriction for the list of trinkets, [Will of Unbinding] is unlisted. However, it is definitely worth discussing whether, combined with 3/3 Genesis and 3/3 Moonglow, 990 Int (880 on normal, 780 on LFR) is enough to warrant us using 1 GCD and 8% of base mana every X seconds.

The initial issue to consider is whether [Will of Unbinding] builds/refreshes automatically from DoTs. As I never got my hands on one during the PTR, I can't confirm it, but if it works like [Necromantic Focus], it will. Assuming it works like the Focus, this would mean applying IS once every 28 seconds (18s duration of IS + 10s duration on the trinket). If it doesn't work like the Focus, a forced application every 10s will likely make it unusable by resto druids.

The second issue to consider is the throughput gain. There are actually two sub-issues to consider in this determination. First, 990/880/780 Int is far greater than 517/458/408 Int (the next closest passive Int trinket), but [Will of Unbinding] does not include a Haste or Heal proc effect. As one who always values consistency and predictability from my trinkets, I'd personally lean toward the uniform application of benefit from [Will of Unbinding] over the uncontrollable proc effects of the others. Second, one has to subtract the loss of 1 GCD every 28s in relation to the HPS benefit. I actually have no idea how to model this, as that extra Rejuv you could throw in is unlikely to be 100% effective.

The final issue to consider is the mana loss. 8% of base mana (reduced by talents) every 28s is certainly something that will negatively impact our pool, but the question is whether it unreasonably does so.


The above should serve as a focus to the discussion of the trinket for resto purposes.

Regarding Will of Unbinding and its proc:
1. Applying IS or MF gives you 1 stack.
2. DoT tick of IS or MF gives 0 stacks.
3. Any direct cast that deals damage gives 1 stack.
4. Exploding 3 shrooms (assuming they hit a target) gives 3 stacks. Didn't have a chance to test on multiple targets.
5. Hurricane and Faerie Fire don't seem to be considered as 'harmful spells' oddly enough.
You can forget about this trinket. It's pretty useless for resto druids at the moment.

If anyone is interested in 25m log with [Maw of the Dragonlord] mace here are some:
World of Logs - Real Time Raid Analysis - Beth healing up top.
World of Logs - Real Time Raid Analysis - Rhyo.
World of Logs - Real Time Raid Analysis - Shannox.

Some facts about the mace:
1. Seems to be 15 sec ICD. Never procced before that, almost always procced straight away when I had WG, a couple of Rejuvs and LB rolling.
2. Can crit. Seems to take your crit chance rather than some predetermined number.
3. Works like paladin's Light of Dawn spell, I suppose it even has the same 'cone'.
4. No target cap, no diminishing on number of targets hit by it.

There's also a VP trinket [Bottled Wishes], which will be the only way to reach 3967 haste breakpoint.

P.S. You have a chest piece listed in trinket section.