On fights where we're using FR over SD, it should be glyphed if you are doing less than 28.6% of your total healing with FR.

total healing = t, FR healing percent = p

t*p = (t - t*p)*.4
p = .4 - .4p
1.4p = .4
p = .4/1.4

On the agi tab I do reference the stat weight from the Results tab and times that but agi needed per dodge. That is then combined with the stat weight agi gets from providing crit. Should be right.

Could you elaborate on how 42% to 43% less damage is different percentage wise that 60% to 61%. If get hit for 100 have 42 to 43 reduces the damage by 1 and 60 to 61 reduce the dam by one relatively.

Lastly yeah, everything is around this RPS thing and dodge is worked out from SD.


Thanks thefool808, I'm going to incorporate that into the sheet!

How as well thefool808, I'm going to go one step further and incorporate your uptime on glyphed FR based on RPS!

% - Percent FR Uptime from RPS)

t*p = (t - t*p)*(.4*%)
p = (.4*%) - .4p
1.4p = (.4*%)
p = (.4*%)/1.4

That look right?

The glyphed SD stuff looks good.

I think Quincunx is right about Agi!B1. It's divided by Results!G15 which is Agi per crit, whereas Results!G16 looks like the correct cell (Agi per dodge). Another way to look at it is both Agi!B1 and Agi!B4 are divided by the same cell. With the change, Agi goes up some, but it doesn't seem to change any gemming choices.

Also, I think what Quincunx is saying is that when the damage is reduced from 61 to 60, that's 1/61 (1.6%) damage reduction, but when the damage is reduced from 40 to 39, that's a 1/40 (2.5%) reduction. At least that's what I think is going on, but I've been looking at it a while and am still confused if it applies to the spreadsheet. It seems to me that any increase in total avoidance can be considered equal independent of its source (whether that be dodge or armor).

Anyways, I think it would be interesting to look at no-dodge, worst case scenario up to some certain "effective health" cap, and then look at normal-case, average dodge past that. Hopefully while also including the percent damage that is mitigatable. Then we could even include stamina in the mix.

Thanks, updated to Result!G16. Agi jumped huge, still not quite better than crit. Much appreciated.
To me that was push we needed to get Dancing Steel to be the better enchant imo.

Definitely going to do some more napkin math on the dodge armour stuff.

Initial thoughts:

Say right now I take 100dps

What will reduce my damage to 99dps?

1% more dodge
1% more reduction in damage.

It's more of a snapshot at where you are right now. I could have 10% dodge and 12k armour that reduce my damage take by say 10%

Really my incoming dps is much higher than 100dps all I want to know is how to take 1% less.

With how I have it now I use the armour equation and rating per dodge or rating to get enough armour for 1% less damage.

In conclusion, I'm working more of at a snap shot from where you are based on the stat you put in. This is just my initial thoughts and how I set it up. Where to go from here is the open discussion.

What I think needs to happen is on the armour tab we have to apply it to the unmitigated damage calculated on results and adjust it for current dodge.

This I can do.

Take a quick look at the Armor tab, It basically works out to the same for 93 mobs

Just questioning why iam doing so less dmg with HotW.

Fight: Zor'lok 25 Heroic

Weapon Spirit Kings Heroic (Staff of trembling Will) + Agi Potion. Not Using Bloodlust in this case.


Wrath Hit
MIN 140k
AVG 141k
MAX 167k

Wrath Crit
MIN 280k
AVG 290k
MAX 320k

(With Caster Weapon Staff of trembling Will) even less dmg =/ )

This should be more ? Am I missing something great oO


kind regards

Just finished doing up a BiS breakdown:

Guardian Druid BiS Items Breakdown