I went ahead and retested everything pertaining to the hemo glyph that I originally tested to make sure nothing else was changed. I did not post combat logs for anything unchanged (let me know if you need them).

As mentioned above, the refreshed hemo DoT now ticks every 3 seconds relative to the original hemo strike and refreshing it does not "dissipate" and then reapply the DoT anymore.

Below is a combat log from the current build on beta of a 1748 hemo strike refreshed with a 3481 critical hemo strike.

29 Initial 1749 Hemo Strike
29 Hemo Bleed Debuff Applied
30 Hemo DoT Applied (seems to still apply 1 second after the initial strike every time)
33 Hemo Tick
36 Hemo Tick
37 Hemo Critical Strike for 3481
37 Hemo Bleed Debuff Refreshed
37 Hemo DoT Refreshed (not "dissipates" and then "afflicted" and seems to always be in the same second as the strike for refreshes)
39 Hemo Tick (3 seconds after last tick of the first hemo and 2 after the second hemo strike)
42-03 Hemo Ticks another 7 times all 3 seconds apart ending 26 seconds (not 24) after the last Hemo strike




Below is everything else that I tested that seems to be unchanged (let me know if I missed anything).
- The DoT ticks according to most recent hemo strike and does not update based on AP gains or losses
- The DoT ticks do not gain anything from lost ticks of a previous hemo
- Crit Hemos can generate Crit Hemo DoTs
- Haste does not affect the tick intervals
- The DoT immediately gains from the bleed debuff regardless if it's present or not before the hemo strike
- The DoT still double dips from Sanguinary Veins multiplicativly

It can be ticked off, I guess - looks like I just forgot to do it. I wouldn't mind further testing at some point to try to lower the uncertainty in the value, but it's probably not the most urgent priority in terms of things to be tested right now. Really, the biggest thing we need right in terms of getting models ready for level 85 raiding is proc rate info on all the new trinket/weapon procs.

Edit: Upon investigation it looks like I also missed some posts about Mutilate damage formula and Hurricane proc rate. I'll update at some point today.

Isn't chance to glancing hit: 6% * ( ( moblvl - playerlevel ) + 1 )
6% vs 80, 12% vs 81, 18% vs 82, 24% vs 83/boss?

So, having reviewed the information posted here regarding Avalanche, the general themes seem to be:

• Only attacks that deal damage can proc Avalanche
• Only melee range attacks can proc Avalanche.
• However, all attacks meeting these criteria do proc Avalanche.

So, based on this, we'd expect "things that proc avalanche" to include:

• Instant Poison
• Deadly Poison ticks
• Rupture ticks
• Venomous Wounds
• All weapon strikes
• Autoattacks

Now, I'm not that worried about the last two entries on that list - I have no reason to believe that they don't work exactly as stated. However, the first 4 may require additional examination. In particular, the question is: can all of these effects proc from an Avalanche enchant on either hand, and in particular, if you have two Avalanche enchants, can they both proc off the same attack?

To investigate this, I equipped an Avalanche weapon MH, put IP on an unenchanted OH, turned sidewise to disable autoattacks, and Shivved IP onto the target dummy. 50 Shivs (and thus 50 IP procs) generated no Avalanche procs; from this we conclude that OH IP procs do not trigger MH Avalanche procs.

I then switched the OH to DP and shivved DP onto the target dummy, and let it tick. And within a fairly small number of applications, a DP tick *did* trigger an Avalanche proc. From this we conclude that DP ticks from a stack applied with the OH do trigger MH Avalanche procs.

Hence: there's a legitimate question here on which attacks proc avalanche from which hand(s). As such, the following things need to be tested/verified:

• For a MH IP proc, which hand(s) can proc Avalanche? MH, OH, Both, or Neither?
• For a OH IP proc, which hand(s) can proc Avalanche? MH, OH, Both, or Neither?
• For a DP ticks, which hand(s) can proc Avalanche? MH, OH, Both, or Neither?
• If an OH DP application forces a MH IP procs, which hand(s) can proc Avalanche, MH, OH, Both, or Neither?
• Which hand(s) can proc off a rupture tick? MH, OH, Both, or Neither?
• Which hand(s) can proc off a Venomous Wounds proc? MH, OH, Both, or Neither?
• For any proc above that procs only off one hand, does it use the base 15% proc rate for spells, or the PPM rate for the weapon in question?
• For any proc above that procs off both hands, do the proc rates add or overlap? That is, if a given attack can proc off either hand, does it check separately for each weapon (yielding an effective 30% proc rate) or does it simply check whether at least one Avalanche enchant is present, resulting in a 15% proc rate?

I've crossed out the possibilities that have been eliminated by my testing above; if further testing could be performed to narrow things down, that would be very helpful.