5940의 댓글

14 spell crit pts = 0.63% crit at lvl 70.

17895의 댓글

Very nice pally tank weapon. The speed is almost ideal for keeping SoV up.

... not to mention this is much cheaper than, say, the Blade of the Archmage (HH) and costs about the same as the Continuum Blade (KoT).

23800의 댓글

ZOMG nice for a shadow priest :)

a505999의 댓글

Nice mace for shockadins or elemental shams ..

Poor wpn for tankadins! Get Continuum Blade if you are tanking.
* Faster speed (Full use of Reckoning, Quicker SoV refresh)
* More stamina (essential for tanking)
* Spell HIT (chance that RighteousDefense/JoR is not resisted)
* Easier to get

MattHock의 댓글

The next upgrade for a Shadow Priest beyond this is on Prince Malchezaar, 'final' boss of Karazhan (he's the last boss inside the building, but there is another optional boss that is harder and considered more of a true final boss) - the Nathrezim Mindblade dagger (https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=28770). The next upgrade for a Pally is at Gruul's Lair, either the Bloodmaw Magus Blade 1h sword (https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=28802) for raw spell power, or Hammer of the Renew 2h mace (https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=28800) as a hybrid shammie/pally weapon with spell stats, but with full weapon DPS progression.

27509의 댓글

Great weapon overall, but the grind for exalted with lower city will be painful!

28236의 댓글

Not that painful, it's doable in like a week easily if you do Sethekk Halls, Turn in Arrakoa Feathers, and do Shadow Labs constantly.

First post btw, i'm a member, yay ^_^

7371의 댓글

i wonder if there is any correlation between the name of the mace and the fact that it has a Freemason-esque symbol on it.

36145의 댓글

good observation, nofax.. didn't notice it myself. the logo really is there, fascinating. considering the nature of this "organization", the name really suits it =P

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_masons

15071의 댓글

Finally completed this rep grind. It is funny because I was doing Slab runs to try for hallowed pieces, and then I turned out being not as needed for heals so I specd shadow. Now I have my megaton doom hammer and am trying to get the offhand from Shattered Halls. I popped +40 spell damage onto it from some shards and essences I had saved. Should provide a nice boost in DPS while taking advantage of the casters ability to "dual wield" a weapon and an offhand. Previously I was using The Bringer of Doom.

Jeeman의 댓글

Has anyone seen if this one is upgraded a bit on the PTR?

btw, it's not that hard to get exalted, you get around 2k each shadow lab run

40020의 댓글

Bah this sucks.. Stormcaller, the sword from thrallmar exhalted is getting buffed (https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=29155) And this one isnt :(

No luck for elemental shamans.

19421의 댓글

New Stats on 5/14/2007 Test Server:

24 Stamina
16 Intellect
15 Spell Crit rating
+159 Damage and Healing

55547의 댓글

Would be the best pre raiding mace in the game for Balance druids if it had some mana regen. Still very good for a PvP Balance druid though.

79440의 댓글

Comparing the stats on this weapon to Continuum Blade...

- 6 Stamina
- 8 Spell Hit Rating
+ 5 Intellect
+ 15 Spell Crit Rating
+ 38 Spell Damage

This is a better weapon overall.

42377의 댓글

What is best for a priest that have been 70 for just a while, shall i use https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=31304 woth saga of terokk or shall i wait for a beeter item or shall i aim for this?

99869의 댓글

Unfortunately in the 2.3 patch, getting the season one Gladiator's Gavel for a mere 25,200 Honor and 20 Eye of the Storm Marks is a better DPS choice for a one-handed mace:

https://www.wowhead.com/tbc/item=32450

No rep grind required. Very easy to attain for the casual player.

134306의 댓글

Boomkin and Tankadin........... 'Nuff Sed

kryptx의 댓글

This discussion happened a while ago, but for tankadins reading this and dismissing it out-of-hand (and I can see from the +ratings that there are a few), stop and read it, understand it and think about it.

Upon initial consideration of Reckoning, it's natural to assume that it's categorically better to make use of all four charges than not. Many tankadins believe this to be true and therefore consider the Continuum Blade to be the best weapon for a long time to come. However, it's been shown mathematically (even in this thread) that, certainly in terms of "white damage" (i.e., not including damage caused by seal procs), given constant DPS weapons with varying speed, if your weapon is faster than 2.0, you cause less damage during a reckoning proc because your charges are always up before the buff wears off. If your weapon is speed 2.0 or slower, you do not cause less damage during a reckoning proc because the per-hit damage is adequately higher to make up for charges that wear off. BaseVilliN gave great examples of this.

At first glance, as Anatheria pointed out, seal damage throws a wrench into this equation; however, the holy damage caused by all three seals that might possibly be used by tanks to generate threat (Righteousness, Vengeance, and to a lesser extent, Blood) is affected by the weapon's speed and/or damage and therefore, scales proportionally to its DPS. Each of these seals scales differently, and therefore might be modified differently by Reckoning with weapons of varying speed. I'll address each one individually.

In the case of Seal of Vengeance, the scaling is in the proc chance, and is strictly with the weapon's speed and not the weapon's damage. SoV yields a higher damage *per hit* with a slower weapon, because it has a higher chance to proc. This increase in damage per hit is mathematically identical to the increase in damage per hit you would see from just getting a slower weapon with the same DPS, so as long as your weapon is 2.0 or slower, you will gain the full benefit from reckoning.

If you still doubt this, here are some numbers. It was shown above that white damage is equal for reckoning as long as the speed is 2.0 or higher, so this will only consider seal damage. Let "d" equal the actual damage of a single-stacked vengeance DoT after spelldamage, and suppose there is a weapon of speed 2.66 (repeating of course), so that it will always swing exactly 3 times during a reckoning proc. With SoV, this weapon has an 88.8% (2.66 / 3) chance to proc the DoT, which is an average of 8d/9 seal damage per swing. Since reckoning yields an extra 3 swings, we gain 8d/3 damage from SoV due to reckoning. Compare that to a weapon of speed 2.0, which has a 66.6% chance to proc a DoT, for an average of 2d/3 damage per swing, which over 4 swings comes out to the same value: 8d/3 extra damage from SoV due to reckoning.

Seal of Righteousness scaling takes into account both the weapon's damage and the weapon's speed, but if you look at the formula, it's weighted quite heavily towards weapon speed, not damage. The damage scaling is virtually identical to SoV, but due to the extra coefficients, the actual math is a bit more complex so it won't be included here.

Seal of Blood scales strictly and directly with weapon damage. It doesn't even scale with spell damage (though the judgment does)! So, it's easy to see that the "white damage" calculations above would hold true, because SoB is just a multiplicative increase in your weapon damage. This means you still want a weapon of 2.0 speed or slower. If it's any faster, you lose damage because your weapon deals less damage per hit. If it's slower, you might lose reckoning charges, but you have made up for the lost damage because your swings hit harder. It's worth noting that, while Seal of Blood doesn't do more damage with higher weapon speed, it does do more damage with higher weapon damage. I'd imagine that, if a tankadin wanted his Seal of Blood damage to generate a more significant amount of threat, he might consider using an actual DPS 1-hander for tanking instead of a spelldamage weapon like this mace. But doing so would rob him of 100-300 spelldamage, depending on progression, which ultimately would severely reduce his overall threat output. Because of this, I don't find SoB to be a great tanking seal. I've included it here because I'm sure some tanks use it in some situations.

The only place where a faster weapon shines is when you are using Judgement of Light or Wisdom on your target. These judgements (but not their respective seals) have a fixed chance to proc and a fixed mana/health gain, regardless of weapon speed.

Edit: 12 edits? I must be crazy.

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Apologies for the late, late, LATE reply. But I just respecced to Elemental from a VERY long spell as Resto (e.g. Through Naxx at 60 & through TK at 70.) And am slowly regearing and looking at what's best etc. I noticed that the last two posts discuss the Gladiator's Gavel as a alternative to this weapon, but you're failing to consider that you can enchant a one handed weapon with +40 spell damage, bringing Gavel of the US's +spell damage up to 199, whilst you could also enchant the Gladiator's Gavel with the same thing to bring it up to 239, it still lacks spell crit, which is what a lot of caster classes that are looking at 1h maces thrive off. Balance Druids & Elemental Shaman most of all. I would take this baby over the Gladiator's Gavel even though the grind for it is harder.

Symp

Allakhazam의 댓글

Good for shadow priests.

There are better healing only priest weapons and comparable PVP and crafted daggers.

Seer's Cane
점술가의 지팡이 Spellblade
검투사의 마법검 Mindblade
정신의 나스레짐 단검]Edited, Jan 31st 2007 1:23am by psykep

Allakhazam의 댓글

this weapon is perfect for an alliance paladin tank because of the spell damage and weapon speed. (Paladin threat is based completely on holy damage, and more holy damage the better)

seal of vengeance is a 20PPM ability and with a 2.7sec swing, that's a 90% chance of procing on each swing. more reliable than a fast sword.

the spell crit is kind of useless to us though.

Allakhazam의 댓글

This one only requires you to grind in Auchindoun, while the others are much harder to get. And the Seer's Cane is a healer weapon, not sure why you linked that.

Allakhazam의 댓글

Great upgrade from the continuum blade.

Allakhazam의 댓글

Did u noticed the golden Masonic symbol engraved in that weapon?

Allakhazam의 댓글

This is a great shaman weapon as well.

Has everything any spec shaman looks for in a weapon.

Allakhazam의 댓글

:) exalted .. every run in shadow lab. give for human 2460 rep. :)

Thottbot의 댓글

You guys always leave out the shadow priests :D That thing is sexy!

Thottbot의 댓글

this is a very good shammy/pala/shadowpriest weapon! dont need the extra dps cuz ur enemy should never get closer enough =P

Thottbot의 댓글

shammies pallies shadow priests and moonies like me

Thottbot의 댓글

Well for those who's interested, it's about 2020 rep for a full run, just skiping 2 groups at the beginning. So you need only 10-11 runs on your way from Rev to Exalted :)

Thottbot의 댓글

This appears to be one of the best Paladin tank weapons in the game currently. I can't wait to get it. Any Paladin tank knows that Spellpower is his bread and butter for threat, but gear with decent tanking stats and respectable Spellpower is hard to come by. If you grab a weapon like this and a +40 Spellpower enchant you can stack all the mitigation gear you ever dreamed of in the rest of your slots.

White damage <<< Spellpower for tanking as a Paladin.

1. White damage is unmodified for threat as a Paladin.
2. Holy damage is unmitigated by armor.

Also of note is the extraordinarily slow swing time, compared to most weapons with this kind of + Spell Damage on them. This slower swing time will help Seal of Vengeance proc more consistently, since it is based on procs per minute. Ideally we'd have a 3.0 speed weapon, to guarantee a proc every hit, but at this speed it will only fail to proc SoV on about one out of eleven hits, a 2.0 speed weapon will miss 1 out of 3 hits, lending to more random streaks of missed procs and your DoT dropping off.

It won't be nearly as streaky as swinging a 1.8 attack speed sword, and if you get this, you can pass those drops to drooling mages.

Besides, doesn't Crystalforge armor look girly enough, without swinging Mana Wrath around?

Thottbot의 댓글

I think this would go well with Mazthoril Honor Shield. Just run shadow lab on heroic over and over and over again, you get the 33 tokens, the reputation, the gold, and extra loot.

When I finally get the time, I'm going to do that in between raids for T4.

Thottbot의 댓글

A pally can grab agro from an uber mage just by looking at them. Not to mention the holy damage and a pally can what not tank as good as a warrior? Only thing i found to be a problem with a paladin tank is dmg Mitigation and even that can be fixed with a flash heal or 2 (which by the way causes agro).

Thottbot의 댓글

The best non-raid prot paladin weapon IMO. Slow speed is good for SoV, high spellpower is really useful. Especially when one considers that about 200 spellpower is the generally accepted number you wanna hit at 70 for 5-man/heroics/getting ready for Kara. This +40 spellpower takes that in one slot, allowing you to get pure mitigation gear in the other slots.

And to those who question why paladins tank:
1. Fun, and a massive change of pace from healing.
2. Welcome to a 3-tank world. Get used to it.

Thottbot의 댓글

buffed in the patch, +9 dmg +1 crit +2 stam +1 int

Thottbot의 댓글

My longest instant smite chain so far is 7, meaning that each of them crits over 2k dmg.

getting nerfed^^ /cry

Thottbot의 댓글

Anyone notice the freemason logo on this mace?

Thottbot의 댓글

what is better for a shadow priest=

Staff of Infinite Mysteries
or
Gavel of Unearthed Secrets + Talisman of Nightbane?

Thottbot의 댓글

ok, just had to add a comment lol
Surely I'm not the first to mention the obvious connection between this hammer and the Masons?

'Gavel' of 'Secrets' ...and the emblem on the side?

Hilarious!

Thottbot의 댓글

Grinding lower city rep is a slow process, and kind of annoying if you get puggishly bad groups for slabs. But ah, just a few more heroics/slabs runs and this will be within my reach. Looks well worth it.

Thottbot의 댓글

Lower City reputation grinding has become a little easier with patch 2.3 as Sethekk Halls now gives reputation till exalted even on normal mode.

Thottbot의 댓글

why cant they make a no dps version of this? :P think of all the spell damage

Thottbot의 댓글

This or Blade of the Archmage for a Tankadin?

Thottbot의 댓글

This weapon is good if you are a priest, but not universally so. If you are a disc or MB/Death crit shadowpriest, this mace is a very good choice. If you raid as a misery shadowpriest and focus on lifting your group member's DPS further through mana and hp returns, try searching for a weapon with straight spell damage, int, and perhaps spell hit rating and spirit. A weapon like that will tend to go farther than this one for SP raiding.

Thottbot의 댓글

im thinking of going ahead and grinding this rep for my elemental shammy.

Thottbot의 댓글

Farming rep isnt fun :(

Thottbot의 댓글

This is a rather nice mace for wich im farming rep with my shammy to get. Being a crappy geared, no guilded alt im nowhere close to kara, HC:s hard to get invited to but ppl always grind rep for some reason with lower city hence pugging SL is easy. Just by doing SL when im bored im about 2K away from exhalted when im writing this. Not bad i think for casual gaming. One run in normal SL seems to give about 2K+ rep.

Regards and happy grinding

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