From my idol analysis thread on my guild website:

Everbloom Idol
- Equivalent to ~548 AP applied to Shred
X = base dmg with Everbloom
Z = what the base dmg would need to be to make up for the Idol
Y = the static value added onto Shred normally

2.25*X + Y + 88 = 2.25*Z + Y (eliminate Y on both sides and divide through by 2.25)
X + 39.1 = Z
39.1 = Z-X (convert Z and X to the base dmg formulas)
39.1 = (zAP - xAP)/14 (multiply 14 through)
547.7 = zAP - xAP

- Adds at least 22 DPS to the standard rotation
Assuming no crits, misses, dodges = 3x88 = 264 damage over ~12 second rotation

Idol of Terror
- 65 agility grants 71 AP & 2.66 crit over 10 seconds, 85% proc rate, 10 sec hidden cooldown
- scaled by the proc rate, that is 60 AP & 2.26% crit

Negating the 60 AP, Everbloom has a ~488 AP advantage vs 2.26 crit of Terror. You would have to be way over the AP/Crit balance line for Everbloom to not be the better idol.

Pretty much, except that the 60 ap and 2.26% crit applies to all attacks, including white attacks, effectively meaning that it is 488 ap applied to 35% of your damage vs. 60 ap/2.26% crit applied to 70% (considering rip/mangle generally equate to about 30% of your damage and the idol would not be applying to them in an ideal rotation). So, without further mathcraft, you can basically safely assume the Everbloom comes out on top. Someone feel free to prove me wrong, as I would rather do higher dps than be right here.

I believe you should be able to reduce the macro length by subbing in an item code instead of name?

For example:

#showtooltip
/cancelform [stance:1]
/use [nostance] (item:22829)
/use [nostance] Master Healthstone
/cast [nostance] Dire Bear Form
/stopmacro [nostance]
/cancelform [stance:3]
/use (item:22829)
/use Master Healthstone
/cast Cat Form

Won't be able to test this for a couple of days myself though so take this with a grain of salt.

If you copied and pasted from the forum, the extra newline characters are taking up space in the macro page. Delete the blank space at the end of each line and that macro will work fine.

I use a different one, some others may like it, so I will post it here. It gives me complete control of which form I end up in and also uses ALL the pots I usually carry.

I have another one that replaces 'healing' with 'mana' and I have a one stop mana macro as well.

p.s. Do not add Innervate to the mana list, it has gcd attached.

The normal multiplier is x5.0 (400% increase) so thick hide brings it to 5.0*1.1 = 5.5 (450% increase).

Same as you get effectively though it really is working as intended.

You do realize that just equals Gear Armor*1.1*5 + Agility*2

Like you wrote it is very depended on your gear. Currently for myself, I must say I would not go for it because even with my T4 +3 Bosses in SSC/TK. I have 130 +Hit with the Def enchant on the head slot. After the start of Season 3 I will get into the problem of having to much hit and need to find a way to reduce hit by 4 points without having more than 2 +4hit/4agi gems...

I was tanking Vashj yesterday, got shocked (stun for 5 secs) and while stunned i tried to re-shift to get out of Roots. I left bear form and spent the stun in human form.

So i guess you'll deshift and die.

I'm not sure I understand the question, I was under the impression that if you are not in control of your actions, you can click all you want on whatever you want, nothing will happen because it's just not registered.

You can always use the /console command above to be sure nothing will happen anyway, if you think this is a concern.

One of the changes I like the most so far is to simply be able, when in one form, to click on another form in our "form bar" and switch immediatly to that form. The part I don't like is that you can't do it from flight form unless you are "on the ground". I wish I could do that whenever I want, or at least get a /console command to force that behaviour. For example when a kaliri comes after me, I like to start shifting to cat when I'm not yet on the ground, to start getting energy ticks since I don't really care about the fall damage anyway (especially in cat form). And this also means a "rawr bomb" requires 2 clicks instead of 1 if not macroed.

On PTR there was no automatic deshift for using items (it just gave an error message). I haven't tested on live or with a healthstone but you'll note that the item use macros posted previously have /cancelform in them.

Yeah, essentially I'm wondering if the auto-deshift is contingent on the move you click being castable when you click it. If it is, and the auto-deshift is reliable, it seems like putting cancelform in your macros is a downright bad idea as opposed to simply unnecessary.