The hit ratings displayed on items in the wowhead database are not all correct for casters.
Most notably the values in general rise as you gear up, but intellects value actually decreases - thats replenishment kicking in. Just bear in mind that these numbers are always going to depend on your own ratios as well, and they're never ever going to be exact. The relative worth of stats looks something like this for an "entrance" raider Īnd the relative worth of stats looks something like this for an ulduar raider +hit (till capped) > +dmg > +haste > +crit > spirit. You generally want to stack stats in this order The point is that no matter what I say about the importance of these things, they are relative, and your own personal gear can, and will, affect the importance of each stat. If you have +20% hit/crit/haste, that 1 spell damage casts faster, has more chance to hit, and more chance to crit. If you have 0 haste/crit/hit but 1000+dmg, and you gain 1 spell dmg, that +1dmg has no additional chance to hit/crit/cast faster. The more you have of a given stat, the more any other stat is worth. Second rule of warlocking, While the amount of hit/crit/dmg/haste gained per rating point is linear, their relative worth is NOT linear.
Put simply, 1 +hit rating is worth more to you than 1 of any other stat.
Until you're capped, +Hit is the single biggest dps boost you will get, in terms of damage returned for stats invested. For that reason, take the values displayed by wowhead with a grain of salt.įirst rule of warlocking - +hit is your friend. The haste, crit, and hit that is on your gear applies to both physical and magical damage, but is claculated using different values. Your main “dps stats,” hit, crit, dmg, and haste, all come to you the same way, but with different values, and with different rules. Another user is welcome to plagiarise any useful bits of this and repost it as appropriate As of August 2009 this thread will not be updated.
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