26 probability by the 209 damage buff and you get about 54 +dmg. This comes out to about a 26% chance of having the buff at any time. In other words, the chance of having the buff on at any given time, if you are casting the entire time, is 1-(.97^10), since 10 is the maximum number of Wraths that can be cast during the 15 second timeframe to refresh the buff. Each cast gives you a 3% chance to get the buff, or a 97% chance NOT to get it, and the buff lasts 15 seconds unless refreshed. Some quick calculations: the most generous buff stacking for Moonkin will occur when spamming Wrath. And if it makes me shift forms (and alter my casting rotation) in order to maximize the effect of the trinket by gaining 2 buffs, that is both mana and time inefficient, and doesn't make this trinket better. So assuming, for example, that I will be in Moonkin form for the entire raid, this trinket seems underpowered compared to, say, the Icon of the Silver Crescent. It only really shines in situations where we're switching between roles.Ĭomment by 116147I'm not sure if I buy the concept of this trinket.sure, it does different things in different forms, but most of the time raiding requires you to specialize roles, and that is how most people spec their druids anyway. With attack speed 1.0 and one special every 4 seconds, it's going to proc on average a little more often than once every 30 seconds, which translates to an average of around +80 AP.Ĭonclusion: Even if this trinket has no hidden c/d (which I highly doubt) it's still not as good Hourglass for pure dps (+13 AP, - 32 CR).

Wildroot adds 64 strength for 15 seconds, 3% proc chance. This means that (assuming it procs on average 15 seconds after the cd is up) it adds 300 AP for 20 seconds out of every 90, which translates to an average +67 AP. Comment by 14238I'm curious as to whether this trinket has a hidden cooldown on the proc, like most other chance on hit trinkets, as the catform blessing seems rather weak compared to other similar trinkets.įor example, hourglass of the unraveller (supposedly) has a hidden c/d of 30 seconds, but adds 300 AP for 10 seconds, not to mention the passive 32 crit rating.

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