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Kommentar von Ophion

This will probably be the new Hurricane/Avalanche type enchant. Or in other words the cheaper enchant you get when you are short on money or you'll be upgrading this your weapon soon. :p I don't see this outweighing Dancing Steel at all.

Kommentar von 746315

Elementarkraft is the proc. "Elemental" damage means it's a hybrid of fire, frost, and nature damage.

Kommentar von oranj

this procs a LOT. put it on both daggers. no stats yet cos no addons.

Kommentar von rodalpho

The devs told us exactly how MoP weapon enchants work at the link below.

http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/6397900436?page=8#154

I'm pasting it here in case they retire the beta forums after release.

River's Song: 4 RPPM on melee attacks that land, or are dodged, or parried.
Dancing Steel: 2.3 RPPM on melee attacks that land.
Colossus: 6 RPPM on melee attacks that land, or are dodged, or parried, with a 3-second cooldown.
Elemental Force: 10 RPPM on damage or spell damage/healing
Jade Spirit: 2 RPPM on spell damage or healing, 50-second cooldown.
Windsong: 2 RPPM on damage, or spell damage/healing.

Edit: As of 10/15/12, Windsong and Elemental Force now proc on all damage and healing, including melee, ranged, direct and DoT.

They now trigger on the new "Real Procs Per Minute" (RPPM) system, which is weapon speed and instant attack independent and fully detailed in this blue post.

http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/6893549789

Edit 2: As of patch 5.1 Dancing Steel, Jade Spirit, River's Song, and Colossus are on the RPPM system also.

Edit 3: As of patch 5.2, Dancing Steel now has a 15% greater chance to activate.

Source: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/8896363/52_The_Thunder_King_Patch_Notes-3_5_2013

Kommentar von Dilbo

Waffe - Elementarkraft is the new and improved Avalanche enchant...and for enhancement shaman this can be a substantial DPS boost in pvp and pve because it procs off of pretty much all of our abilities including auto attacks, windfury, shock spells, flameshock dot and unleashed elements.

According to recount it is responsible for 6% of the total damage done which puts it on par with flametongue weapon and lightning shield - about 1500-2000 DPS more in my case and I have it on both weapons. It deals elemental damage which does seem to scale with our nature damage boosting mastery and unlike avalanche it hits harder which makes it much better for pvp where burst damage rules the day.

Update:
Tried this on my fire mage after it was updated to proc on all damage. As expected, it provided a substantial DPS boost worth about 3% of the total DPS for a recount session. This is on par with living bomb.

So who should get this enchant? Here is my breakdown:

- Enhancement Shaman : Very Good
- Sub/Assa. Rogues: Very Good
- Fire Mage: Very Good
- Afflic Warlock: Very Good

- Shadow Priest: Good
- Deathknight: Good
- Combat Rogues: Good
- Arms/Fury Warriors: Good

- Dest/Dem Warlock: Bad
- Frost Mage: Bad
- Ele. Shaman: Bad
- Ret Paladin: Bad

Explanation:
Elemental force scales well with damage that is spread around many sources. The more simultaneous damage you are capable of doing the more often EF will proc. You will get better results with an enchant that provides a buff if your class is one whose damage is clustered around slow main attacks. If your class sustain 2 or more dots and/or has frequent direct attacks (at least one attack per 2 sec) this is a great option to consider.

Kommentar von 1044674

As of... patch 5.0.5b I believe, this can proc from rogue poisons! Nine times out of ten, this is great. But be warned if you have taken Dirty Tricks: if you gouge an enemy your Deadly Poison may proc this enchantment, breaking the gouge early. Doesn't happen often, but it happened enough for ME to notice! I'll just switch to Dancing Steel sooner than later.

Kommentar von ToeTag

Patch 5.0.5 Hotfixes - October 12
The Windsong and Elemental Force weapon enchantments can now be activated by periodic effects.

Rejoice DoT users!

Kommentar von 507541

This is pretty cool in that it procs off of the Throw ability.

Use it on my warrior to ranged pull flying mobs and in between the spam of ~200dmg hits from throw I would see random ~3k - 6k yellow damage crits. Looked it up on my combat log and saw that throw was proccing elemental force. Helps for soloing hyjal trash or Onyxia as a warrior.

Kommentar von voodoopimp

Rogues beware: as of 5.1 this can proc off Recuperate if you have an attackable mob targeted (oddly, it doesn't break stealth when doing so, though obviously it aggroes them).

Kommentar von Alfador

Since this counts as Frost damage, it WILL work to freeze Viscidus! I went to a lot of trouble to get Frost Oil and put it on an old TBC weapon I had in void storage... and it was all unnecessary as my main weapon had this on it.

Kommentar von 1083893

Imho the tooltip for Enchant Weapon - Elemental Force needs to be changed.

The current tooltip is as follows.
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"Enchant Weapon - Elemental Force
Item Level 85
Use: Permanently enchants a melee weapon to sometimes inflict 2775 to 3225 additional Elemental damage when dealing damage with spells and melee attacks. Requires a level 372 or higher item.
Max Stack: 20
Sell Price: 10"
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The above tooltip is basically saying that the effect will only proc when BOTH melee AND spell damage is dealt.
i.e. not when dealt separately.

The text should read:

"...when dealing damage with spells ~~and~~ OR melee attacks..."

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This would remove the misleading text explaining the proc requirements.

Kommentar von 904275

Interesting to note that Elementarkraft doesn't trigger on the recipient of damage but will trigger Elementarkraft on your currently selected target within 50 yards even if you're not in combat with them, through walls/floors while ignoring any need for line of sight; I'm sure somebody can find a use for that in a dungeon/raid where you can pull someone from upstairs/downstairs if they're willing to clip through the surface. If you don't have a target selected, your target is dead or you're more than 50 yards away from a living target then it will do nothing.

It also seems to not cause aggro if your target is being affected from outside the leash range yet doesn't cause the monster to evade out and regenerate to full leaving an injured monster that is still out of combat.
While still counting as coming from no one you will receive kill credit/loot if this is the only damage that kills the monster.

Kommentar von Salutifer

With the major change in how high-level enchants work for low-level players, this seems to be the best enchant for a rogue at low levels (Most likely for any melee class). I can't say for certain when it will scale up, if it will at all before 85 or 90 (because it's an MoP enchant), but at level 29, the tooltip is telling me a damage range of 124-144 damage.

After a full-length run in Warsong Gulch as an Assassination Rogue, this enchant accounted for 17.2% of my total damage with 130 procs. The only ability that accounted for more damage was Ambush, at 25.3% of my damage.

I saw a minimum non-crit of 56, and a max non-crit of 84. Average 67
I saw a minimum crit of 113, and a max crit of 171. Average 143.

Given the 40% PvP resilience all players at this level get, these numbers aren't that far off from what the tooltip suggests.

EDIT: Elementarkraft is the actual effect, and the slider on that page shows the following scaling:

1-60 = 105 to 121 Elemental Damage
61-70 = 139 to 161
71-80 = 278 to 322
81-85 = 694 to 806
86-90 = 2775 to 3225

Kommentar von 679811

Rogues and Dual wielding Monks use this enchant to great effect but the Enhancement Shammy takes it to a whole new level. With self buffs directly enhancing "fire damage" and "nature damage" this enchant, in the teen levels, can hit for nearly 200 and proc off of Dots as well as shields.

The persons who observed the target getting the proc damage vs the afflicted ( dot ) are correct. My lvl 12 affliction lock was passing out corruption on several persons in BG only to discover that the target was the only one getting nature damage by the combat log, and quite a bit of it. So dot up a group and change your target to burn them down faster. Good for damaging the flag carriers as well, though this needs to be fixed.

Kommentar von benx2011

For rogues, once you pass level 25 or so, Dancing Steel is a better enchant for battleground.

Kommentar von merenhuiske

Can someone just tell me why does this enchant still sell so much? I can craft this for 2-3g and sell it within an hour for 200-250g. Is it good for twinks or something maybe?

Kommentar von GodQueenVeronika

Honestly testing this on a rogue now with the 1.8 sec daggers, this one is the best, the others barely ever go off, my top damage is this enchant. Avalanche, Icebreaker, Fiery weapon, Deathfrost all suck, don’t bother buying and using those. It can go off twice on both daggers too, I wasn’t too sure about this, but now I’ve tested it and yes it can. Around 95% of my attacks at level 4 are one shots.

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