This thread is for adding or removing or updating this list. If you think you found a new one or think an existing one is fixed, start a thread on it. Post here with a link to your thread once a consensus has been reached and I will update.
Known Issues:
- Mastery Trinkets only affect Meta if they are up when you press Meta. Wait for the trinket to proc/get used, then press Meta - it lasts the entire 40 seconds when done.
- Felguard is not proccing Mana Feed as it should - this is not a bug, but people think it is
- Felguard Melee does not benefit from Hand of Gul'Dan
- Macros for the following spells do not work if the spell is on your bar: Soul Swap, Nether Ward. Remove from bar, use macro.
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Frequently Asked Questions:
4.0.6 Affliction Pet?
Succubus with Lash of Pain glyphed. Imp is not strong enough, even with Glyph and new Demon Soul effect, to overcome her substantial dps lead.
4.0.6 Demonology Pet?
Single Target: Succubus with Lash of Pain glyphed. Felguard and Imp are not strong enough, even with Glyphs and better Demon Soul effects, to overcome her substantial dps lead.
Multiple Target: Felguard with Legion Strike glyphed. This will result in more dps than Glyph of Incinerate.
4.0.6 Destruciton Pet?
If you need this answered then I suggest you review your talent selection one more time.
4.0.6 What spec does the most damage?
The one you can completely abuse and destroy things with. They are all close enough in terms of raw potential single target damage that your ability to play each spec makes the biggest difference. If you're adequately skilled in all three, Demonology is the best for any fight with 5+ targets to kill (Maloriak, Cho'gall, Halfus, Magmaw). On the rest, Destruction is the best due to better raid utility buttons (Shadowfury, Nether Ward, Nether Protection, Shadowburn) and marginally higher dps. Lastly, Bane of Havoc is a very easy cleave mechanic while Affliction needs to pay attention every 15 seconds to soul swap.
My Fel Armor isn't healing me. Is it broken?
No, it's not broken. It doesn't heal you when you dps a target dummy. It will properly function elsewhere.
Should I be swapping pets for execute phases? I don't use Shadow Bolt sub-25% as Demo/Affliction
It's a marginal 100 dps gain + coordination required to swap from a Succubus to an Imp/Felguard during execute just for the Demon Soul effect. I don't think it's worth it. If you see the boss at 10% with Demon Soul coming off cooldown and a Soul Shard free, you might want to try this for last 20-30s of the fight. The gain will be slightly larger than 100, but not worth it in other situations.
PVE: Why Soul Swap every 15 seconds instead of on cooldown?
On two targets, UA and Corruption are both still up at 10s, meaning its a dps loss to use before one of them falls off. Wait until UA falls off before swapping to the target, and see if you can time it with an eradication proc or an enchant/trinket proc if they're coming off ICD soon. You should refresh between 15 and 18s. Never soul swap at the expense of the current target's dots, unless it is about to die.
On three+ targets, swap on cooldown but never onto a target that has all your dots still going.
It is a dps increase to clip COA to refresh Corruption and UA via swapping - do not wait the full 24 seconds unless the mob will die soon.
My warlocks are swapping Dark Intent like it was Focus Magic. What do I do?
Read the other sticky on Dark Intent. If necessary, post a log in that thread and we'll get it fixed.
How much dps is good enough for raids?
Baradin Hold: 9,000 on a target dummy, without using Curse of Elements. With raid buffs this will put you at enough dps to pull your weight on 10man.
Everything else: 10,000+ on a target dummy, without using Curse of Elements.
The reason you can't use Curse of Elements is that it is part of the raid-buff package. Generally speaking, you can increase your target dummy dps by 1.5 times to see what you can do in a raid with full buffs, but if you include CoE on the dummy you are counting it twice and overestimating your potential.