This does not change the rotation we should use at any of these common haste points. When using drums of battle at all times in our group, all of the lower haste points move slightly to the right, increasing our dps. Here is an overview of available rotations - which will be explained further on - and their relative dps at different haste levels:Дrums of battle are only included when a haste potion is used to illustrate the highest levels of haste achievable in phase 1. This is okay, we can still do top notch dps without this excessive stacking. Most of the time, we will have much lower haste. This can only happen for a maximum of 10 seconds (shortest duration of these effects) every 10 minutes (longest cd of these effects), but we will be doing huge dps during this time. This relies on having improved Aspect of the Hawk and the proc of Dragon Spine Trophy up during your own stacked haste effects from Bloodlust, Rapid Fire, Drums of Battle and Haste Potion. This pushes the eWS down to 0.62 seconds. Stacking all available haste effects, hunter can achieve 3.36 additional haste for a total of 4.64 with BM talents. For bonus points, do this sometimes auto - steady - SPELL - auto - steadyДuring a fight, TBC hunters use different rotations depending on their current haste value or effective weapon swing.Weave when GCD is up and auto swing isnвЂ™t ready. Cast multi/arcane tastefully where you cannot fit a steady.Only cast steady immediately following an auto.You donвЂ™t need to memorize the French rotation if you can vibe your way to following some steadys with Mutli-Shots. If you have a basic understanding of the haste ranges for these rotations, you only need to watch your swing timer and GCD to figure when to weave a Multi-Shot in according to the above patterns. In all of these situations (which describe something like 90% of the ranged rotations) youвЂ™re using Multi-Shot and Arcane Shot in situations where you have your GCD up but a fully steady cast would delay and incoming auto. You can Multi-Shot just before this catchup auto to irk out more DPS without further delaying your swing timer.

You are 1:1ing but overtime your GCD and auto drift and youвЂ™ll eventually need to Auto twice in a row before you cast. YouвЂ™ll see this with any polyrhythmic rotation like 5:3 or 3:2. When your ranged weapon swing goes lower than 1.5, you start to use Multi-Shot (and less often, Arcane Shot) to reset your GCD without losing damage. This accomplishes the same thing (3 GCDs over 2 weapon swings) but when your weapon swing is much closer as you can fit the casts of steady + arcane into a 1.5 second gap between the first two autos. At slightly faster haste you will see a similar pattern: auto - steady - arcane - auto - multi. This pattern is the basis of the French rotation (5:5:1:1) and many of its variants. This occurs when your weapon swing is well slower than 1.5 and you need to fit in 3 GCDs over 2 weapon swings but steadying in place of SPELL would delay your auto. In many of the slower rotations you will see a pattern like auto - steady - SPELL - auto - steady. Multi-Shot and Arcane Shot are useful for getting value from your GCD when casting a steady would delay your auto.

You do not need to memorize each of them if you understand a small bit about some repeating patterns. Introduction to hunter rotationsДЄll the following rotations are based around keeping your GCD used while delaying your Auto Shots (and melees if weaving) as little as possible. The best preraid weapon, Wrathtide Longbow, also has a 3.0 speed as most later weapons.

The only exception is P1, where the best weapon (Sunfury Bow of the Phoenix off of Prince Malchezaar) has a 2.9 speed. In most of TBC, hunters will be using weapons with 3.0 tooltip speed. In both cases, WS is the original weapon swing time as given in the weapons tooltip.

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