It’s not quite as good the the direct damage increase of Mastery, though.Ĭrit – Your Seal Fate awards an extra combo point when you crit. Haste speeds up everything you do, the speed of your poisons, and your energy regen. Mastery increases the damage of your poisons and directly adds to your Envenom damage, making it the best secondary stat. If you have a choice between agility and any other stat go with the Agility. Legion Note: Multistrike is dead and so are your “attuned stats.” All the rest are the same as before and no new stats were added.Īgility increases the damage of everything you do, and is easily your best stat. This gives you a base 15% chance to crit. Agility no longer adds any crit, but you get an extra 10% through your Critical Strikes ability. You still have the Dual Wield penalty, but there’s nothing you can do about that. Warlords note: Your Hit, Expertise, Resilience, and Reforging are all gone. Your Priorities: Agility > Mastery > Haste > Crit > Versatility = Multistrike Poisons – faster poison swaps or re-applications.Does not work with the Burst of Speed talent. Blurred speed – because running on water has some use.A nice match with Glyph of Feint if you’re being constantly pressured. Glyph of Recovery – While your Recuperate is running you receive 20% more healing from your healers, potions, whatever.With the short duration change one can argue that this glyphs isn’t worth the effort. 5 second for that much more control, works well with your Prey on the Weak and Nerve Strike talents. Glyph of Cheap Shot – Increases CS duration by.Glyph of Energy Flows – Each evasion dodge gives you +10 energy.(Does this make you more like a politician?) Glyph of Elusiveness – for more evasions.Take this if you don’t take the Blind glyph Recuperate – a significant improvement to your Recuperate ability.Glyph of Smoke Bomb extends you SB duration by 2 seconds, which can be pretty important.

Glyph of Cloak of Shadows makes Cloak of Shadows useful against physical damage as well as spells.Feint – Increases the duration by 2 seconds, giving you that much more defense.Blind – removes all Damage over Time effects from your target when you apply Blind, including your Deadly Poison. Make Blind a lot more reliable.Garrote – an extra second of blessed silence from your target.You will generally be able to vanish to stealth, however. Glyph of Disappearance – This gives your Vanish a 1 min cooldown, down from 2 min, but it no longer automatically stealths you.Glyph of Disguise might have some RP use, though. Well, you do have some lesser glyphs, but they are entirely cosmetic and have no combat value at all. You can switch specs any time that you’re out of combat. All you need is to be in an area with “Rested XP,” such as an inn, big city, or your garrison. Talents are easily switched, almost anytime and anywhere, so if you’re in a situation where one is better than another then go ahead and switch. Descriptions are below the image and our picks are checked. These picks give you mobility and defense. So coat your blades with blue and purple gunk (lethal and crippling poisons) and get to work laying your DOTs around.įor more detail on Warlords changes see our post on the Rogue changes in Warlords. You are now, also, the only Rogue with poisons or bleeds. With some nice buffs in 6.1 you’re now hitting quite hard and are arguably the favorite PvP spec for Rogues. You don’t open as hard as Sub, but you do better continuous damage. Subtlety has traditionally been the Rogue PvP spec of choice, mostly due to stuns, burst, Shadow Dance, and similar abilities.Īssassination, on the other hand, offers a good deal of flexibility and solid damage.

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