Diminishing Returns on Secondary Stats in World of Warcraft

來自 Anshlun 已更新： 2026/03/04

Critical StrikeHasteMasteryVersatilityratingscap Your stats ratings on your Character pane嗜血術英勇氣概Detailed Explanation of Diminishing Returns in World of Warcraftdiminishing returns penalties to Critical Strike, Haste, Versatility, and Mastery

From 0 to 30%, there's no penalty.

From 30% to 39%, there's a 10% penalty.

From 39% to 47%, there's a 20% penalty.

From 47% to 54%, there's a 30% penalty.

From 54% to 66%, there's a 40% penalty.

From 66% to 126%, there's a 50% penalty.

You can't get more than 126% from gear rating.

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The first 300 haste rating you get will give you 30% haste, no penalties.

After that, increasing your haste to 310, will only give you 30.9%, because any haste rating beyond 30% has a 10% penalty.

This 10% penalty means you'll need 400 haste to get 39% haste, instead of needing only 390.

Increasing your haste to 410, will increase it to 39.8%, because any haste rating beyond 39% has a 20% penalty.

Note that this limit only affects stats received from rating, so you will still get benefits from effects that give flat % increases, like 嗜血術 and 英勇氣概, even when maxed out at 126% haste from gear ratings.

This makes siming your characters even more important to make sure you are not stacking a stat too much. Atleast before you knew the you wanted to stack a certain 2 stats. You knew as a Spriest that if an item has crit/haste you want it and mastery/vers is trash. Now its more like crit is not worth it once you reach X% so how can I get as close to that % without crossing it. Obviously there will still be those 2 stats that your spec favors. Also along with this change, Main stat, and therefore ilvl, will be king for specs that secondaries are close in importance.

評論來自 Draugor

sooo quick question: as for mastery diminishing returns only affects rating -> points conversion. Does that mean instead of at 30%, DR sets in at 30 Points or is there an other value of points where DR starts ? (e.g. 38, 30+8 base)

that would mean for an affliction warlock DR for mastery would set in at 75% (30 points * 2,5%) or is it at 95% (30 points * 2,5% + 8 "Base" points * 2,5%) ?

評論來自 electrocatalysis

This is a good try to complicate calculations for players who balance their stats. But actually makes no sense at all.
There is already diminishing returns in the stats by default because every next increment (for instance, 1%) gives less and less in relation to current stats so you should always calculate which stat is next to increase and keep all the stats in balance.
Well, I'd say that they've just "compressed" stats further with unknown reason... Looks like another try to balance "everything and everyone", but in this case with unnecessary complication...

評論來自 Neipas09

Do these numbers still hold true in Dragonflight?

評論來自 kain78

Currently anything over 39% master for Demo locks is a FLAT ZERO GAIN, had to drop a ring with 988 mastery cause it was giving 0 power to me or my pets.

評論來自 Trilogy

Question when looking at % that pertains to diminishing returns.. what % do i look at? the % on the Character Screen? or the one that you Hover over the tells me the % in for exmaple:

1) Haste: 7,206 16%

or, am i looking at

2) Haste: 7,206

if say my diminishing returns are at 30% do i look the the 1st example or second?

Diminishing Returns on Secondary Stats in World of Warcraft

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