A updated version of the combat sheet with all the new items, modeling for same, and a few bug fixes is up. There will be a similar Mutilate version at some point - but, as the combat sheet is basically working, I figured I'd let people start using it rather than waiting for the Mutilate sheet to get finished.

I'm trying to add an Offhand, Librarians Paper cutter. I copy the formulas behind the scenes, put in the stats, and it seems to go well - until I take out the 1 in the equip column for the default dagger and move it to my dagger. at that point #div/0 (Divide by zero) appears everywhere and a few #Ref errors, too.
Help?

The sheet is defaulted to sword spec. I found after swapping sword spec to CQC, I get expected values for Fists/Daggers vs Swords.

In the new mutilate sheet, is it possible for you to include modelling for a serrated blades based mutilate build? With 4pc t8.5, this may (or may not) prove viable.

Hello, first time poster, long time reader as i heard someone say before

Anyhow totally noob kinda question, im combat speced, fist/dagger 15/51/5 with 5 point in CQC ofc, BiS T7. using the combat spreadsheet i was just wondering for a single item, now i have [Envoy of Mortality] in ranged, but gotten the [Rising Sun] last night. Now whats confusing me is that stats wise envoy is better?, but the spreadsheet shows just a little more dps with the rising sun.
or is hit rating worth it? with rising sun i have hit 274 isnt that too much? and yet shows dps increase with rising sun.

Basicaly im asking whats better for me rising sun or envoy of mortality? or should i just wait for [Giant's Bane] or [Twirling Blades] ?

also [Cindershard Ring] dropped could not check it in spreadsheet because its not in it but it seems to be almost BiS for combat rogue? i hacked some other ring and put in the stats from cindershard it seems to be a good boost.

i know im missing something here regarding the 3.1 and changes to rogues, pre 3.1 i had it all worked out regarding which items to take how to upgrade my gear gems all of it.. now its a bit confusing... thats why im posting thanks

Hit still gives dps past the poison cap. Not as much as before it, but it still does. So the spreadsheet is showing you it has better overall stats. Who cares if it's not one of your favorite stats.

After looking at the new mutilate spreadsheet i've noticed since ArP is now being put into the equasion would it be better to add the titanium impact band (extra socket meaning 49 agi is attainable or even 60 with a prismatic gem) outdoing most of the other rings available, especially since you can gain a nice amount of hit rating from your average Ulduar 10 or Naxx 25.

With Grim Toll procs i'm actually hitting around 800 ArP during boss fights which could be more with the ArP buff food, which brings into question if you're sitting around the same ArP as i am would it be worth dropping 80ap food for 40 arp or is it not worth it until that 40arp will cap you at 1039

The new sheet has me <1 dps lower than the old one, and plugging in Malice/Hailstorm over CG/WD with the appropriate specs in both sheet raises my dps by around 30 dps, again <1 dps lower in the new sheet. I don't think anything has really changed except for there now being weapons to keep sword spec competitive. Once people start getting their Golden Saronite Dragons though, I think it's going to go back to how it was (unless there is a sword with similar stats I don't know about). That and the new 4 piece bonus, with a 5% crit increase affecting rupture as well.

I looked over the combat sheet and noticed the following:

Missing Items
Seed of Budding Carnage (Neck)
Deliverance (Ranged)
Caress of Insanity (MH Mace)
Void Sabre (OH Sword)

Typos/Errors
Broach of the Wailing Night (Neck) - Should be 46 ArP
Conqueror's Terrorblade Breastplate (Chest) - Should be 90 Stam
Soul Devouring Cinch (Waist) - Should be 126 AP
Mjjolhir Runestone (Trinket) - Bug somewhere as its hard to believe 83 Hit -> 103 Crit gives ~150 higher score with the same proc (unless it has been discovered the ICD is much lower than Grim Toll)

Thanks for this useful tool!

The tooltip for Runestone isn't correct, it actually procs for more ArP than Grim Toll.

As people have noted: Mjolnir Runestone and Grim Toll synergize each other, and using both together is far more powerful than using either with some other trinket. I have a model of this behavior that I'm relatively happy with which is included in the new combat sheet; note, however, that the degree of synergy depends on fight length, which is why that parameter is included - the longer the fight goes, the more likely it is that the two trinkets get somewhat out of sync.

And, assuming this model is at all valid, we note that:

1) Grim Toll and Mjolnir Runestone are the two best trinkets for combat even disregarding the synergy, and
2) There's about 100 AP benefit above and beyond that from the synergy between them.

As an additional interesting consequence of this: utilizing both significantly increases the value of ArPen, pushing it above 2 in most cases and *significantly* above 2 with BIS gear (with the highest DPS setup I have found, the EP value of ArPen goes up to 2.3) - meaning stacking ArPen is, in the long run, going to be the way to go.

Note, however, that this is based on our current understanding of ArPen mechanics - particularly the fact that there has not yet been discovered an ArPen cap. While testing has been done past the cap, stacking ArPen in the long run proves to put us significantly further past the cap than has been tested - there are gear sets that hit 1800 ArPen with both trinkets proccing. And if that caps out at some point (or is hotfixed to do so), stacking ArPen will become a somewhat less viable strategy.