Warblade Of The Hakkari

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Please, for the love of god, don’t listen to people telling you to go fast offhand.For combat:Your off-hand speed is largely irrelevant. A slower and hard hitting off-hand is actually, arguably, better in all areas.

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This can be a pita in pvp for poison application, but combat was gimmicky-at-best in pvp back in vanilla.For assassination:Your off-hand speed is largely irrelevant. A slower off hand is actually, arguably, better in all cases. This is due to daggers just not getting that slow to begin with, so more white hits from both hands = more innate poison application.Why:There were three things which influenced the development of the “fast off-hand” rogue preference.For combat, there was Combat Potency. A talent which regenned energy on off-hand hit. I can’t remember if the original implementation was 5 per hit, or a chance to proc for 20, as both iterations have existed throughout the game.

This was a talent implemented in BC.For assassination (and actually combat as well), there was the removal of debuff slots. Vanilla wow originally had a 8 debuff per mob limit, and later on a 16 debuff per mob limit. That meant that, in a raid of 40 people, less than half of the raid could put a SINGLE debuff onto the boss At the best of times. The current tank took up 3 of those debuff slots with Sunder Armor, T-clap, and Demo-shout. The rest were ‘reserved’ for utility usage. For example: Shadow priests needed two (mind-flay was a debuff based attack) not because they were top-tier dps, but because they were fire-and-forget group healing that never ran oom, which was SUPER useful.

Suffice it to say that rogue Deadly Poison wasn’t high on the priority list, and poisons didn’t actually do much damage in classic. Not to mention a not insubstantial amount of mobs were flat-out immune. This changed in BC, when they removed the debuff limit.Three, Shiv. Shiv was an ability rogues acquired in BC which awarded 1 combo point, immediately applied off-hand poison, and had an energy cost which scaled with the speed of your weapon.Those three factors created the “fast offhand” requirement for rogues.So, where did that leave rogues?Well, it left them using instant poison. Which was a pretty negligible damage source even before you got into the issues with small amounts of hit on gear, and massive off-hand hit / parry / glancing / the% hit chance on rogue gear not effecting poisons (poisons were ‘magical’ hits). Really the only thing you should care about for your off-hand is going to be stats.

That being agi, raw dps, bonuses (+% to crit or hit), and procs. Speed is about the least important factor.This is even more true for combat swords. The 5% double swing massively out damages any minuscule benefit from poisons, so it’s much better to shove a beefy slow weapon into your OH and go to town. Traditional combat swords ran stuff like double Skullforged Reaver, or Chromo Temp + Maladath.Two other important explanations.First: weapon speed is hugely important for your MH weapon, even more so than the actual DPS.This is because, back in vanilla,% damage increase abilities (Backstab, SS, Hemo) scaled with the speed of your mainhand. Basically they’d amp up the% scaling behind the scenes for uniquely slow weapons, and reduce the% scaling for uniquely fast ones.

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This was why some blue & green weapons (daggers with 2.0 swing speed and such) were actually better than epic items. And also why Hemo became absolutely nightmarish with that Spare Part mace from Naxx.Second: In classic, you want your essential poison on your main hand. This is directly contrary to live, where you run your essential poison (crippling for pvp, for example) on your off-hand.

Due to old-school rogues not having shiv, getting poisons onto your target is 100% RNG. Due to the prevalence of avoidance & punishing nature of hit chance, you score more hits with your mainhand (even if it’s big and slow) due to ability usage. As such you want your most important poison on the mainhand; this is mainly a pvp thing, to make sure you get your slow up.Lastly, for pvp reasons, you often times want to double-up on your poison.

Dual poison types didn’t become too much of a thing, again, until BC (when rogues would have off-hands with extra poisons, which they’d switch to in order to shiv the poison on). While you certainly can run something like mind numbing + crippling, doing so leaves you with a very real chance of not getting an important debuff (usually crippling) onto the target, and therefor having them get away.Or even worse, get a dispel and then hop away while you pray for a 20% application rate to happen on a single yellow / white hit.EDIT:If you are raiding as combat, any kind of combat, do not mix weapon types. The weapon specialization talents are very strong and extremely important, and you don’t have enough talent points to mix them. Generally speaking you’re either going to be daggers or swords for raiding, although there are a few different builds daggers can go. This is made easier by the fact that there are barely any agi fists / maces which come from raids, so swords / daggers / bust is all you’re left with shortly after starting raids. Slow OH for Sword Spec Combat is incorrect. You can proc a sword spec swing with your OH sword which will be an attack with your MH (which is why, along with how your Sinister Strike damage is calculated, you want a slow MH).

Faster OH = more Sword Spec procs. This is why a fast OH started in Vanilla.Hallinton is correct about a few points on changes that occurred in TBC (Deadly Poison being viable in raiding finally due to debuff limit being lifted, etc.), but is incorrect on OH preferences for a Sword spec Combat Rogue and the reasons why you want a fast OH. The extra attack is with your MH, so a faster OH will increase your procs and your damage.He mentions a common combo was CTS + Maladath. This is correct because CTS is 2.6 speed and Maladath is 2.2 speed. Maladath was BIS for that tier because there are no other swords at that level that are faster.Tier 1 raiding combo was Vis’kag + Brutality Blade. Again, Brutality Blade is the fastest 1H sword at that level - unless you want to pony up and buy the crafted Blackguard which is super expensive - (until Warblade of the Hakkari (1.7 speed) is introduced in ZG) so it goes in your OH.Dual wield Skullforge Reavers were never a serious thing.

Most likely, if you saw someone with that setup, it was for appearances as the SR has a unique item glow and sheaths across your back (iirc). Either that, or the Rogue was misinformed.

They would have been much better served (and DPS) by having Mirah’s Song or Dal’rend’s Tribal Guardian in their OH. In regards to weapon normalization and the speed of weapons, normalization does not make weapon speed irrelevant.

Slower weapons have higher min/max weapon damage values. This weapon damage value is factored in when determining your actual damage range both for white hits and your Sinister Strikes (or w/e instant attack you are using).For white damage, the actual damage formula is as follows:(Attack Power / 14). Weapon Speed + Weapon Damage = DamageFor Sinister Strike, it is the same except you add the Sinister Strike bonus damage to the end of the formula. The Combat talent Aggression and Assassination talent Lethality add further multipliers to this formula when calculating your actual damage.Before weapon normalization, a slower speed meant a higher multiplier instead of the normalized 2.3 constant in the formula. The nerf, aka weapon normalization, made it so that the multiplier was always 2.3 but your weapon damage is still factored in, hence you still want the highest damage range in your MH to maximize MH white hits and Sinister Strike damage.

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Warblade of the Hakkari is a weapon for physical damage classes. This sword has the highest Attack Power value over any other off-hand or one-handed level 60 sword.

Source

This item drops from Bloodlord Mandokir in Zul'Gurub.

Notes

The drop rate is approximately 5%.

The Set bonus increases your Swords skill by +6.

Patch changes

• Patch 4.0.3a (2010-11-23): Removed.
  
• Patch 1.7.0 (2005-09-22): Added.
  

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