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No joke, but if this has even a semi reasonable cooldown (75 seconds or lower) then tailoring is competitive with the other professions for melee classes.

I'm leveling tailoring on my hunter right now and I'll share the details when I get to 500.

Edit: I've done a little testing, and the ICD looks like 60 seconds, with me getting a proc just after the minute mark every minute.

This means, in a worst case scenario (fight ends at exactly 1 minute intervals, ie: 5 minute fight), this enchant is worth an average of 250 AP. Consider this replaces the normal 50 crit enchant, this makes tailoring about even with other professions that give 80 agility for mutilate rogues & hunters. Procs are worth a lot more than what they average out to be, though. If you had a 1 minute 15 second fight and this proced twice, it would be worth a lot more than 250 AP. If you get a proc in a burst phase or stacked on top of other trinkets/effects, it's worth even more.

Point is: melees can take tailoring and get a unique bonus from it. It's a nice change from the jewelcrafting/blacksmithing everyone wants to run with.

Edit2: Here/s some numbers from an actual log. Worldoflogs has this at 24-25% uptime for pretty much every fight over the last 2 weeks of raiding, meaning it's worth 240-250 AP on average. Still, you have to take that with a grain of salt: I'm not always attacking a target for 100% of a fight, so the actual uptime while attacking would be higher, and you have to account for the stacking of buffs. A lot of those procs happened at the same time as my X-Ray Targeting (scope buff) and Lock and Load, meaning it was worth a lot more than 240 static AP. It's hard to put those stacking effects and downtime from the boss (meaning you're doing no damage but it's still coming off cooldown, giving it an advantage over static stats) into numbers, but it's still a good option if you're sick of having JC/Engineering on every toon.

Edit3: Fixed the numbers.

Edit4: All that stuff above was written in 4.0.3, but a lot has changed for me since then. In 4.0.6 I switched from tailoring to engineering because of the buff to Synapse Springs (in 4.0.3 they used to only proc intellect, worthless for hunters) and for the goggles (my helm was my only blue piece left, and I was pretty far down on the list for tier helms considering I already had my 4 piece). Now that the goggles are out of date, I still don't regret my decision to drop tailoring; I think the controllable 80 agility from Synapse Springs is the best profession perk there is for DPS classes. However, I wish I still had tailoring. My other profession is enchanting, which gives a passive 80 agility, but I think the Swordguard Embroidery is slightly better than that for a hunter. Yes, it's a small difference, but every little bit matters, and since you have to level 2 professions anyway you might as well pick the strongest ones. Maybe one day when I have tons of gold and nothing to buy I'll grind up tailoring again.

Комментарий от 523803

On the flipside of the coin, there are times this will proc and you will need to move away from the boss, the boss will fly in the air, you will be doing something other than direct attacks. AP also does not benefit from the stacking strength bonuses or passive increases to stats that some classes have (GoTAK for ret paladins for instance, or Mark/Kings). This slighty devalues the proc in comparison to 81 strength from Jewelcrafting, thought the tailoring enchant still does boast a higher average strength increase when everything is considered as a whole.

Regardless, it is a very nice prof. bonus to melee, and has no real competition in the cloak slot from another enchant.

Комментарий от Oneesama

Uhh, tanks won't be getting any love from tailoring again, I guess

Комментарий от Greatbrae

This proff perk has been buffed, can someone show me the math on the hard AP this grants to a player?

Комментарий от 9818

Figured I'd post this seeing as I did so with the old one, this enchant(and the old one), for some reason I have yet to figure out, gives a hidden +1 Spirit buff.

Комментарий от aezryal

So, as a feral/resto druid what is the better choice - lw, jc, or tailoring for buffs? Any Ideas?

Комментарий от Teiwazgod

Anyone know if this staks with Свиток чар для оружия - обвал or with other attack power trinkets?
This would definitely be interesting for any duel wielding class.

Комментарий от Swordy

There needs to be a Mastery or Dodge version of these cloaks come MoP! Tanks get so little from most professions =(

Edit: downrated for loving tanks, I guess!

Комментарий от 876395

I can only assume people down voted your comment because it was totally inaccurate. BS gives two sockets, alchemy gives a trinket, JC gives 3 unique gems, LW gives 190 stamina to bracers, enchanting gives ring chants and inscription gives a unique shoulder enchant. Tailoring serves almost no purpose for a tank so there is really no reason for blizzard to make a tank cape enchant.

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Вышивание на плаще магического узора, дающего вам некоторую вероятность повысить силу атаки на 1000 на 15 sec., нанося удары в ближнем и дальнем бою.

Вышивать можно только на собственном плаще. После зачарования любой плащ становится персональным. Для использования требуется навык портняжного дела 500.

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