Interesting to note that your first "Paragon" point, or Trait 35, costs 1,635,200 AP while Trait 36 costs 1,915,000. Here, you have to make the decision of what your primary weapon will be. This isn't marginal enough like the Trait 13-14 jump to say "hey, here's your other breakpoint to start leveling your other weapon" so I don't think it's really a good incentive to split your AP at this point. The percent gain in AP from Trait 15 to Trait 25 is between 27% and 29% and then jumps to 31-32% from Trait 26 to 34. If you are playing a secondary spec, it's almost imperative that you get your primary weapon 13 traits and then your secondary weapon 13 traits if for no other reason than to get a 9.75% gain in your HP pool. 34 is also significant because you get a base stamina gain of 0.75% per trait until rank 34.
This is riff raff boring Warlock shit that none of you likely care about, but your class may have something similar where you give up a trait now and have to use a talent to compensate for it until you acquire it a few weeks in. This would force you to take Fire and Brimstone to allow Incinerate to splash to compensate. BUT - 15% missing damage from RoF in a situation where that's important could be detrimental. RoF is situational while Incinerate is a core ability - seems to be a no brainer. For example, Destruction has to choose between Incinerate damage or Rain of Fire damage when going for Dimensional Ripper. This is where you'll have to make a decision on what to take. I've only looked at the Warlock layout, and once you get your 3 elite talents, you usually have 8-10 traits left to pick up that are significantly more expensive than when you passed them up by choice. The jump in AP cost from T13 to T14 is 584% which is the largest percent gain of any trait which I think is indicative of them saying "this should be dual spec 'friendly'" even though it really isn't if you need, say 28-30 of your traits to be mythic competitive.ģ4 is significant because that completes your artifact. I think everyone's artifact can get at least 13 of its best traits (one elite trait) with a relatively small cost that you'll get while leveling alone. This is noteworthy because Trait 14 costs 6,840 meaning you can get a secondary weapon its first 13 traits for a lesser cost than getting your 14th of your primary weapon. Total for 13 of 34 traits = 6,500 Artifact Power. Ok, so based on the latest PTR build, here are the values for activating traits in your artifact weapon. I'm back on here at Icy Veins ready to help clear up some confusion or questions! In my first post returning back, here is my best explanation on what you should do with your Artifact Weapons. Hey guys! Been a while since I've posted some theorycrafting stuff.
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