The charts should reflect that, but currently don't. For example the Engineering Azerite Traits are available at only one specific itemlevel. There are many functions planned for the future, like filtering by source or itemlevel, as well as improving what data I actually generate. Therefore I want to expand what fight styles I can offer in the future. I'm aware that every spec has different strengths and those become visible via different simulation types. Of course the charts don't replace personal sims. That's exactly what I'm trying to answer with. When I see an item drop from a boss or get it from the weekly chest, I always wonder how good overall the item is. To me is a project that tries to satisfy the need for general simulation data. Not familiar with Bloodmallet? Here's a bit about the project, from the creator: Mouseover the charts to see how it works! Not every guide on Wowhead uses Bloodmallet charts currently, as some specs use custom profiles and others do not have sims, but we are working to roll out these charts to as many specs as possible! Below are the guides which currently support the charts:īelow you can find an example from the Frost DK Gear Guide. These charts are kept up-to-date with hotfixes, and when Bloodmallet updates, the charts on Wowhead automatically update as well! You can also mouseover and click on any trinket or Azerite Power in the list to learn more. With these charts, you can see how different trinkets rank against each other at different item levels, as well as outer and inner Azerite Traits. These charts use SimulationCraft's base BiS spec profiles, allowing you to quickly answer many gearing questions without needing to run the simulations yourself. These charts are originally generated on. We're pleased to announce a major upgrade to Wowhead class guides-Bloodmallet charts! Our writers are working to incorporate these Azerite and Trinket charts into their guides to ensure they are a perfect fit.
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