I would work igneous or molten weapons it since you going to be attacking a lot. Molten will greatly increase your crit if you can keep it up every 6 seconds where igneous will add flame damage to every attack for well over a minute so its much easier to keep up.

I am a DK DW but use flying blade instead of bash. I am Stamina build and flying hits harder than bash. However I do not have the jewellry which give extra damage to bash so that may make a difference. After the patch where bash is getting fixed i will be intrigued to know how this goes

27% crit chance will scale way better as you get better gear than a flat number. That's assuming that you can sustain casting the buff every 6 - 7.2 seconds. I guess one other piece to consider is that casting the buff that often will obviously mess with your normal attack sequence.

I went with fire over the crit, as it seemed annoying to have to keep that up so often. It just didn't mesh with my playstyle. If you find you can fit it in to a rotation, then I'd say it's probably the better pick.

Anderzzon1 wrote: »

Anyone who have tried them both? The crit seems better imo but does it really mess up your rotation? I have no problem buffing myself ever 6-7 second otherwise, you should be able to build a rotation around that cd I think.

I have only tried the flat number, as I do not have the mana to support spamming the buff so often during a fight. I've placed the majority of my points into stamina, and focused more on stamina consuming moves as that appears to be where the synergy is at with medium armor (which also passively adds crit). If I were to go a more mana based character, I would have to find a way to sustain that resource better than what just having medium armor spec points will do for my stamina. Maybe the answer to that is mixing in some light armor with +armor mods, or maybe it's finding gear to reduce mana cost of abilities and increase mana regen during combat. I'm not sure. I have not done much research on that play style.