Meaty Dragonspine WA?

[Xerroth]

Just got it tonight and was wondering if anyone has made one they'd be willing to share that tracks how long it's proc will last and approximately when it'll proc again or something similar

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There's no way you can know when it'll proc again, and it's also not a particularly important proc in terms of reacting to it, I really wouldn't worry about tracking it to be honest, I don't bother.

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Like zoydberg said it's impossible to know when it will proc. But I'm not sure I agree that it's unimportant to track the proc itself on a windwalker, since tigerseye stacks are a real thing and trinkets effect decision making + 2nd pot usage. I mean, WW works inside burst windows so yes you should always track damage procs as a dps; goes without saying. It's not the strongest proc in the world but still kinda relevant

I don't have this trink so not sure of the name of the aura, google told me the name of the buff was just "Meaty Dragonspine Trophy" so that's what I put in. If it's not you need to change it for it to work.

The ICD part of the aura, I mean. All it does is count down the time since you last received the buff. In no way does it mean when the bar is full that it will proc. RPPM are completely random. But if you were at a point where it hadn't proc'd in a very long time it might give you some indication of where your bad luck protection is at.

Basically, it's set to count from 1-90 seconds from when you last got the buff. It can proc again any time within that window. I made it count up to 90 since that's probably at the higher end of how long you'd be waiting. If you find that it's taking longer than that on a regular basis, and that the timer just disappears a lot. Then just extend the timer.

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Again TL;DR: Tracking the actual proc is important. ICD is impossible to predict accurately