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An additional Remark. Your parsing is well on several bosses. Sometimes you can't reach legendary ranking just because of bad luck with T20 2p. Your not holding back your guild when you parse at least blue in your itemlevel. I'm open for dicsussion if you have specific questions to encounters.

Hey Bowser, As promised here's my answer. I will start right away as you have a good understanding of you class. Goroth: - Opener: Your opener was: Charge-Trinket-RB-BC-RP-OF-RB-RP-BT-RB I use: Charge-Trinket-BT-BC-RP-RB-OF-RP-RB-BT Basically I don't think your opener is wrong as you stack the T20 4p x2 and hit BT, but in the slight case I would crit with the first BT and get the T20 2p to proc I would do more dmg as the 50% more dmg on RB will proc. Second BC: Your rotation: RP-RB-BC-RP-(0,5sec)-RB-OF-RP-RB-BT Here I wanna jump to the Kelade section because this is probably due to prioritizing RB over 100 Rage RP. My personal opinion is to prioritize 100 rage RP. My problem with prioritizing enraged RB is, that it is only useful if you have the T20 2p proc. This would mean you have to change your playstyle through out the encounter. This may be possible on normal and heroic, but on mythic difficulty just forget it. Additionally you proc FB and stay there at least 1 GCD longer with 100 Rage which means your next FB will probably be delayed too. I have no numbers or sims to proove this but I tried to play it and it just feels wrong sometimes like you mention. So back to the second BC. I wrote the 0,5 sec doing nothing than waiting for RB to come off CD. In my opinion you should either use: RP-BC-RB-RP-OF-RB-BT-.. or RP-RB-BC-RP-OF-RB-BT.. The 0,5 sec downtime while BC is active is a dps killer. Collapsing futures: I'm not 100% sure if this just fits nowadays but back in the time I used the ring it was said to use it only while BC and enraged to buff it. So you always align the ring with your BC if you don't have the temptation debuff on you. Second Glaives: You hit the trinket and immediately BC. This won't fit with the final proc of the trinket. Just keep sure you use the trinket and hit a Global CD in Front of BC. This really hits hart in dps meters, especially when having adds. Execute phase: You did well stacking juggernaut but one thing was that you pulled BC and proceed hitting execute on 2%. While only BC doesn't enrage you, you were not enraged with these 2 executes. Be sure to always press BC-BT-EX-.. to ensure being enraged.   Harj. and Mistress: You will never break the dps meters when using Avatar and Berserkers. You should play these encounters with Wrecking Ball and Legendary Belt. Always align your BC with the adds. On Harj. they will come with the commanding roar and on Mistress the cast Burden of.. Yes you will not use your CD's in Front and wait for the adds. The prepot will be not useless if you take prolonged power which is active 60 seconds. That's the trick. KJ: Kil Jaeden was not my favourite until I figured out to hold my temper and control the raging fury inside me to hit this bastards ass. Like Harj and Mistress you definitely don't pull BC on pull. I've had some tries where convergence did reset BC until the adds spawn but this was 20% of the tries, so I don't do this anymore. So be sure to: - Take Warmachine and Avatar as talent of choice - Take prolonged power prepot - Don't press BC on pull - Press BC and Glaives at first add spawn. - Second BC whenever you want -Transmission phase: Hold your anger - Hold BC until second adds spawn - Next BC when tank add spawn - Next BC when ready and adds on CD more than 30 seconds. - Next BC when adds come - Rest should be clear   You can check my strategies and rankings here in my logs: https://www.warcraftlogs.com/reports/Cvqpj94FTKLmHGYa    

If only Kharazim had one...

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For sure! So what we want to do is calculate the decrease in win percentage from keeping a hate card such as Skulking Geist against the wrong deck. For the sake of this argument let's assume 3 things: 1. Keeping Skulking Geist against non-Jade Druid gives us a 0% win percentage. 2. Our win percentage is 50% if we keep Skulking Geist against Jade Druid. 3. 9/10 Druids we see are Jade Druid. This means that in 1/10 games we win 0% of the time and in 9/10 we win 50% of the time. Over 10 games this would give us a 45% win percentage. Pardon my haphazard formatting, but the math there is ( (.5 * 9) + (0% * 1) ) / 10. What I said in the article was that we're giving up 5% win percentage here over the course of ten games, which is equal to .5 (50%) divided by ten. I wasn't super clear with my wording here so I will go back and clear that up. In this scenario all we need to do is increase our overall win percentage in the 9 games against Jade Druid by an amount which is greater than the 5% we lose across the 10 game. This number is .5 (50%) / 9, or 5.56%. Hope that clears things up!

Another thing you should be doing is using Hailstorm since you have the ring.  The full proc effect is nice and Hailstorm will do a fair amount of damage.  

The is nothing you can do wrong, I guess. Pic useful hunter cards and just mindlessly put your minions on the board and you are already at a 50% win rate or better :P But I agree, the 2nd deck looks a bit better than the first. I don't know how your experiences are but lately I'm facing very few pirate decks so maybe you want to remove Golakka Crawler , get a 2nd Dire Wolf Alpha maybe and I know it's not very common in hunter deck but I always liked Acidic Swamp Ooze. A warrior always has weapons, paladin and hunter very often, shaman and rogue on occasion, even against mages and priest who play Medivh, the Guardian and if you run into a late game it can be great to blast the weapons granted by Uther of the Ebon Blade or Scourgelord Garrosh. Destroying a Frostmourne early can be helpful as well.