Unless you're attacking from the front, you'll never get a dodge/parry past 26 exp. Certain boss do have movement involved, so it is possible that you are seeing those dodges/parries when the boss is moving around and rotating its position relevant to you.

Quick question in reference to the to set bonuses. I have 2 valorous terroblade pieces and have broken my 4 piece 7.5 set bonus and put back in dislocating handguard and guise of the midgard serpent in replace. The general idea I've gathered and came to conclusion of is....single target bosses/trash the 7.5 gear with 10% to rupture and 5% decrease of combo moves is better for single target whereas for aoe bosses and aoe trash the tier 8 bonus pulls ahead, I swap out my my SR/WD to SR/SR with instant on the main deadly on off. My spreadsheets being flaky as we were on Ayiana (sp) last night and with the 8 bonus I spiked to 6.2k dps then on a single target I seemed to do worse with the 8 still in on council. My stats are basically the same with both tier sets so thats not really a factor. Tier 8.0 2 set bonus? or 7.5 set bonus? Thanks guys.

currently i use SR mh and twilight mist OH cuase i have not been able to get a fast OH dagger for mut. would i gain more dps by using something like librarians paper cutter or titan steel shanker, then using twilight mist since it is so slow?

second question i have is do i need excel to read spread sheet i use open office but it doesnt seem to work right? im sure a spread sheet would answer my first question.

Aldriana's spreadsheets work fine with open office... for me at least.

I'd like to confirm something, so I have a question about deadly poison mechanics. Suppose you have accumulated 5 DP stacks and DP damage just ticked and then ran out (either you have not applied DP in 12 seconds or you just used an envenom). Which of the two following scenarios correctly describes DP mechanics of what happens when DP runs out:
1. As soon as you apply 1 stack of DP, it will tick for the damage equivalent to 1 stack and will restart the three second timer till next tick
2. DP will tick again (assuming there are DP stacks up) 3 seconds after the previous tick (which happened back when you had 5 stacks up). DP poison applications before the 3 second period expires will not start a new DP tick timer and will not cause a tick damage.

Restarting DP stacks restarts the tick timer; just like the big bang, any information about previous states is unobtainable. That is assuming of course the that stacks were fully cleared (equal stacks and CPs).

I would like to check how do undead rogue kick Auriaya Sentinel Blast. We do have will of the forsaken but it on 2 min cd. When the warrior miss the fear, maybe I can kick once. We got a warrior tank who can use berserker rage and pummel her blast. My guild leader like me to assist in kicking but I really got no ideas how.

So up to this point, I've been using my Cold Blood for 5 point envenoms. I'm wondering if using it on a Mutilate after a Ruth proc would be better now because of t8 four set. More specifically, does guaranteeing more rupture uptime combined with a Mutilate crit surpass a 5 point envenom. I'm guessing it would depend on how many ticks of rupture it would add but is complicated by the high chance of success for Mut to crit anyways. I've just found myself in this situation semi-frequently where I'd get a non-crit Mut after a Ruth proc, and having to wait for another mut with rupture not ticking. It was a non-issue before but with rupture doubling in value, I'm curious whether anything's changed.

Overall, it's a minor issue but a question anyways.

I use elkano buff bars to track sunders on a boss. Make a new group for target debuffs and white list sunder armor and expose armor. You now have a bar that will track both expose armor and sunder armor on a boss.

I can't see how it would be worthwhile to use a Cold Blood on your Mutilate, when you have something like a 90%+ chance that your Mutilate will be 3 CP.

I'm not even sure you necessarily get increased Rupture uptime, either. I mean, it's really a case by case basis, but in most cases if you've been on the target for a while, you're probably pooling a few seconds for Rupture refreshes either way. But it's a bit hard to deterministically say either way. But I'd have to think that CBing the Envenom is always a better option.