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Commentaire de Alaron

Ghostcrawler's description of this as of mid-June 2012:

– Brewing: Elusive Brew – New passive for Brewmasters which gives you charges of Elusive Brew when you get auto attack critical strikes: You get up to 2 charges per crit, based on weapon speed. For 2Hs, you get an average of Speed/1.8 charges. For 1Hs, you get an average of speed/2.6 charges. Max stack size of 15. (Using unusually slow weapons, you can actually get 3 sometimes, but we’re ignoring that for the tooltip.)

Commentaire de rodalpho

The devs told us exactly how Elusive Brew works at the link below. Note that this is new info as the ability changed.

http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/topic/6397900436#2

I'm pasting it here in case they retire the beta forums after release.

Elusive Brew now adds up to 3 charges per crit: for 1H weapons, and for 2H weapons.

Commentaire de Clankio

Best way to use this ability: Use it when you got 9+ stacks of Elusive Brew, so the buff drops when the cooldown is gone.
If you gear the right way, you can keep the buff up forever during combat.

Also, pay attention to the health of the boss, otherwise you will waste it just as it dies.
The stacks last for 30 seconds, so you can easily still have them for the next fight.

Commentaire de Ooglepants

for me, an elusive brew is something that tastes great AND is less filling. If only there were such a brew...

Commentaire de iamleejn

For those strictly interested in the number of charges per crit:

Weapon	Speed	Charges
1-Hander	2.6	50% chance to generate 1 charge 50% chance to generate 2 charges
Staff	3.3	25% chance to generate 2 charges 75% chance to generate 3 charges
Polearm	3.6	100% chance to generate 3 charges

Commentaire de bumblebetuna

I still can't figure out if this applies to spells targeted at you or not... what classifies as a ranged attack?

Commentaire de iamleejn

With the upcoming changes in Legion, I've found myself wondering what the potential up-time/benefit of Infusion peau-de-fer is given a few different variables; haste %, buff duration, talents, etc.

With that in mind, I set up a google spreadsheet that will roughly simulate the effects of shifting several variables around to see what happens over period of time:

Spreadsheet

Commentaire de ginny

In Legion, the term “Active Mitigation” refers to a single, specific ability that a Tank must use as a “counter” to specific boss abilities.

These boss abilities are designated as “Mitigation Checks”. If you fail to use Active Mitigation against a Mitigation Check, you receive an additional negative side effect, e.g. being flung away by a boss (Dargrul of Neltharion's Lair) or the boss gaining a shield (Tirathon Saltheril in Vault of Wardens).

Here is a list of the Active Mitigation abilities for each Tank Specialization in Legion:

Guardian Druid - Ironfur
Protection Warrior - Shield Block
Protection Paladin - Shield of the Righteous
Vengeance Demon Hunter - Demon Spikes
Brewmaster Monk - Ironskin Brew
Blood Death Knight - Mastery: Blood Shield / Death Strike / Marrowrend

Note. Marrowrend grants Active Mitigation via a short Recently Used Death Strike buff. Bone Shield itself provides no Active Mitigation. Also, unlike all other Tank Specializations' Active Mitigation, Blood Death Knight's abilities are on the global cooldown table ("on the GCD") therefore cannot be used at any time.

Commentaire de dyllandry

The buff spell id is 215479.
Virevolte

Commentaire de VijoPlaysOnYT

In BfA, in order to reduce confusion, Blizzard has changed the tooltip for Ironskin Brew from "Increases the damage you delay with Stagger by an additional 30%." to "A swig of strong brew allows you to Stagger substantially more damage for 7 sec. "

Thank you, Blizzard. Just... thank you. We totally and 100% know what that spell does now.

Commentaire de Highwarden

Aspiring Brewmasters who are unsure of how Report, Infusion peau-de-fer, and Infusion purificatrice interact - here you go!

Basic explanation:

Brewmaster Monks have a unique mechanic when tanking called Report.
Report delays a portion of the damage you take.
When damage is delayed, you are hurt later instead of now.
Being hurt later instead of now is good because it gives you and any healer with you time to react to what's happening.
Anything that helps you delay more damage is good.
Infusion peau-de-fer helps you delay more damage.
Infusion peau-de-fer is good.

More technical:

Report delays a portion of the Physical damage you take, and a smaller portion of Magic damage you take.
The portion of damage that is delayed is determined by your Agility.
Higher Agility means more damage is delayed.
Infusion peau-de-fer increases the percentage of your Agility that's used to delay damage.

A silly mental image:

Brewmasters have a balloon hovering over them.
A Brewmaster and their balloon have a death pact - if one dies, so does the other.
Brewmasters and their balloons must protect one another.
The balloon protects the Brewmaster by absorbing some of the damage they take.
When the balloon absorbs damage, it inflates.
If the balloon over-inflates, it pops.
If the balloon pops, the Brewmaster dies.

The Brewmaster protects the balloon by controlling its inflation.

When the Brewmaster takes damage, the balloon inflates.
Infusion peau-de-fer inflates the balloon faster.
Infusion purificatrice instantly releases half of the air from the balloon.

A good Brewmaster skillfully inflates and deflates their balloon to survive.

Commentaire de WowHistorian

Since I've seen a few people confused by this, especially since the BFA changes (including tooltips), I figured I'd give a quick explanation of what this actually does and why it's good. I'm going to use a few terms here for clarity, so I'll define them here:

Stagger Rating = The number used to calculate your effective Stagger amount. Similar to Haste or Crit rating, it's the number that's used to determine the percent.
Stagger Percent = The actual percentage of incoming damage that will be taken as a DoT over 10 seconds.
K Value = A constant used behind the scenes, created by Blizzard. A higher difficulty will have a higher K Value, so you will Stagger less in Mythic than Heroic.

As doubtless everyone knows, Stagger breaks incoming attacks into two components - an instant portion and an over time portion. How much you Stagger will vary from character to character, because it is calculated using Agility. The more Agility you have, the higher your base Stagger percent. At the time of writing, your Stagger "rating" is equal to 105% of your Agility (Agility * 1.05 = Stagger Rating). The percent depends on what you're doing and who you're facing, the formula for Stagger Percent is , where K is some constant value behind the scenes for determining things like this, and it varies depending on things like difficulty.

In Mythic Battle of Dazar'alor, the K Value was 11,479. Let's use that, and say you have 6,000 Agility and are NOT using Ironskin Brew:

Stagger Rating. = ~0.36 = ~36% Stagger Percent. So 64% of incoming damage is taken instantly and 36% is taken over 10 seconds.

So what Ironskin Brew does is it substantially increases your Agility's contribution to your Stagger! It now actually increases Agility contribution by 270%. So let's use the same example above but with Ironskin Brew this time:

= 6,300 base Stagger. = 23,310 Ironskin Brew Stagger. (Note: Multiply by 3.7 because ISB increases it by an additional 270%. If we multiply by just 2.7, we'd only be increasing it by 170%.)

= ~0.67 = ~67% Stagger Percent. So now with Ironskin Brew, you would instead take 33% incoming damage instantly and 67% over 10 seconds.

To be quite honest, you don't need to know all of the math behind it, no one is expecting you to know all of this (unless you're a mythic raider or something, I suppose). The main point is that Ironskin Brew has a drastic effect on how much you can Stagger. In this case, your Stagger is increased by about 86% (36 * 1.86 = ~67).

TL;DR:Ironskin Brew increases your "Stagger Rating" by 270%. = Base Stagger Rating * 3.7 = Ironskin Brew Stagger Rating.

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Infusion peau-de-fer

Infusion peau-de-fer

Instantanée	20 s de recharge

1 Charges

Cette puissante infusion rend votre Report nettement plus efficace pendant 5 sec.

Charges partagées avec Infusion purificatrice.

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0 secondes

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