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    resto mastery/crit

    Hey mmo-champion reader my gf asked me for help with her druid and i aint great with google and searching so thought i would ask here.

    She wants to know if she has to much mastery and crit. If not how much mastery/crit she should go for? I know she is aiming for haste but we aint raided FL yet since took a break for summer hoil's

    this is she char: http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/characte...Airiain/simple

    Thanks in advance

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    Reforge all crit and mastery to haste until she has 2005 haste rating or 1573 haste rating if she gets DI (warlock 3% haste bonus) these numbers assume you have a 5% haste buff in the raid.

    Crit and mastery are worth 0 until you reach that threshold, many will argue with this statement. But it is a vast upgrade in throughput to get that threshold.

    http://elitistjerks.com/f73/t110354-...2_a/#TreeCalcs is a link for you to get everything

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyclops View Post
    Reforge all crit and mastery to haste until she has 2005 haste rating or 1573 haste rating if she gets DI (warlock 3% haste bonus) these numbers assume you have a 5% haste buff in the raid.

    Crit and mastery are worth 0 until you reach that threshold, many will argue with this statement. But it is a vast upgrade in throughput to get that threshold.
    The above only stands if they can reach those haste breakpoints. If she can not then she would be better off reforging some haste to mastery until shes just over 917~ haste. But overall she should be aiming for 2005 haste.

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    The sticky has all this fully typed out:

    http://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/...ruid-Guide-4.2

    In section 2 is has an explanation about what stats are best based on, well, everything.
    It shows how much haste you need based on buffs.
    It explains crit vs mastery in full, and what %s you need to look.

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