Wanderer's Minuet

[Choko_TS]

@ Alisi
Ideally, you want to use WM as much as posibble. Its a nice 30% dmg boost and enables a few abilitys you cannot use without it. Stancedance, well. There are so few moments in this game, where u really need to turn it off. Only because there is an aoe incoming doesnt mean you need to turn it off. You can walk between the global cooldown and get into position etc. You should morely focus on how to maximize the time u can spent in WM. So basically, to answer your question, yes. You should be on WM as much as you can.

[Judge_Xero]

@ Alisi
Ideally, you want to use WM as much as posibble. Its a nice 30% dmg boost and enables a few abilitys you cannot use without it. Stancedance, well. There are so few moments in this game, where u really need to turn it off. Only because there is an aoe incoming doesnt mean you need to turn it off. You can walk between the global cooldown and get into position etc. You should morely focus on how to maximize the time u can spent in WM. So basically, to answer your question, yes. You should be on WM as much as you can.

So much right on this post.

No point stance dancing on BRD since your have shorter Dot timers and random blood letter procs. The potency increase on your dots and Blood Letter VS the loss of AA damage in itself is a gain even before you get the rest of your skills.

[JackFross]

WM is a minor, nigh-imperceptible, dps loss before you have Empyreal Arrow. You should without a doubt be keeping it on 100% of the time from 52 to 60. It drastically changes the playstyle of the class and it's much smarter to get used to that new style before you complicate it with new skills like EA and IJ. Same reason I definitely recommend DRG picks up Wheeling Thrust at 58, even though it's *technically* worthless until it allows you to unlock Geirskogul. The landscape at 60 is all that matters. You wanna practice it as much as possible before you get there, so the adjustment period isn't very long.