Are there any plans to include support for PVP ranking of gear? (Or is it already included and I've missed it).

Would this be a simple thing to add?
Possibly selecting the profile by changing the enemy type to Human or Player perhaps?
Is it as easy to incorporate as just changing the various weightings and cappings of stats such that they accurately represent the stats values for PVp'ers. i.e. Armor, Resilience and Stamina become important although the spec is still fundamantally retribution based.

From the looks of it FOTFF is losing even without stacks resetting to other trinkets in Ulduar. Mainly has to do with the passive stat trinkets while FOTFF has none.

Myself I am going for Blood, but as a mechanic I don't think trinket reset is a fair limitation on FOTFF.

If you take the flip side of the argument on any of the ppm trinkets or self-proceed ones like Wrathstone. The same events in Ulduar which cause you to lose your stacks for FOTFF can cause you to have to pull off the boss during your proc.

The passive stats on the trinkets are nice especially 108 hit rating, but the purpose of trinkets and their process seems more situational. It is too bad they cant be bought with badges or drop off multiple bosses so more people have easier access to them. Ideally you would switch your trinkets out depending on the type of fight and your role in it.

My point is maybe it would be better to do measure trinkets by some other situational value than just a stacked trinket reset. Something that could measure value gained while say burning down the brain on yogg saron. Or fights against undead where exorcism is a guaranteed crit and hit has a higher value. Even fights where say melee is stuck at a distance for an extended period of time trinekts that just deal sudden burst damage simillar to the rocket glove enchant may be more useful than normally, or if your aoeing lots of adds something like flask of necromatic power would be nice if it could proc off any tick of a mob in your consecrate . Maybe this is something we could slowly work towards in trinket modeling.

I know these sorts of things are too vast and difficult to model. Just my 2 cents while we are talking about stacked resets on FOTFF

Is the GCD reduction that haste gives to spells (in our case Exorcism and Consecration) worth modeling in Rawr? I realize it's probably very minor, but at least combined with Bloodlust the shorter GCD on those two abilities is perceptible.

That depends on how accurate your cooldowns currently are. If you have parsed fights and you can say that the effective cooldowns as modeled in rawr are really within .1 seconds of actual then this might be worth considering, but until your level of accuracy is already extremely high I can't see that sort of modeling would be helpful. The cooldowns are already approximations that vary wildly fight to fight. Since we can't really get any level of precision on them regardless you can safely ignore the GCD reduction, it gets completely lost in the data noise already.

Ok, so this is the first post i'm making where I think I might actually get a moderator to remove. I'm really sorry avitus, redcape, endo etc. But is there a list anywhere of our optimal effective CD's are on a patchwork style fight? I've been using rawr with the FCFS option, but I don't see anywhere where it outputs what your effective gcd's actually are. The reason i'm asking is that my dps is somewhat lower than it predicts. To account for the fact that rawr is obviously not raiding, I spent some time hitting a practice dumming using Seal of Righteousness (and changing it and buffs in rawr appropriately),and was still a few hundred dps below what rawr said i should be. (AFAIK, rawr auto puts in a bl to the calculation, so I also made the fight length 50min to minimize that). I was getting 6.5s for CS, 8.21s for judgement (w/ 4p t7 bonus), 11.15s on Divine storm and 17.3s on exo, using the standard Cs> hammer (though not used here) > judgement > ds > consecrate > exo.
Again, I hate to post this here, but I have used the search feature, the advanced search feature, and the manually searched the first couple pages of 3.1 ret, rawr, and redcape's page for the keyword cooldown. Thanks for the help.

Under the first tab (main) of Redcape's spreadsheet you'll find estimated effective cooldowns listed.

For practice and comparison purposes, the best advice I can give is to look at some WWS reports of high DPS paladins and compare with your own. Obviously for useful results, compare tank and spank fights rather than fights with a lot of phases and/or dead periods in DPS.

In Rawr on the main stats page at the bottom there is a rotation info section that lists all of the effective cds that Rawr generates. In 2.2.3 (which is coming out tonight) I added an option to toggle Bloodlust calculations.

When I go into the Gem Templates and try to make a custom one Rawr crashes. This is only in version 2.2.3

I found what was causing it and fixed it. During the process I also discovered the "Top Gemmings to Show" was implemented incorrectly and was in fact showing the bottom X gemmings. Until the next version is released to fix that issue make sure you have that value set to something higher to how many templates are enabled, or else you are going to see incorrect comparison charts.

@ Endoscient, your link to v2.2.3 on the first page links to v2.2.1

Fixed, it will be in 2.2.4 which is coming out tonight.