well ur argument about "i prefer stam cause then it takes more damage to burst me down" doesn't work, since resilience reduces their damage slightly the 2 stats r basically similiar
say, if u have 2k hp and 10% resilience, it's like u have 2.2k hp except for the fact that you don't have to heal up the extra 200 health
gsoj is like, 4% resil? so it's 4% resil vs 30 health, and u should have like 2.5k hp with rum & fort so id defo say the resil is better
oh and minor speed is best for until debuff hits, cause u can't change in combat and if u get opened on by rogues u wont b able to change no matter how good reflexes u have
GSoJ vs Hammer of Grace + pouch
GSoJ = 1,68% more damage reduction from resilience
HoG + Pouch = 3 more stamina, 2 more spirit, 3 more spellpower.
You're 2440hp in bear form with rum in bis fc gear with the staff.
As Staff offers 1,68% more damage reduction, along with the other sources of resil (shoulders + trinket), your potential HP now increases to 2675.
You're 2480 hp in bear form with rum in bis fc gear with the hammer + pouch.
As Hammer offers 1,68% less damage reduction, along with the other sources of resil (shoudlers + trinket), your potential HP now increases to 2683.
You'll still have less resilience with the hammer, true, so after that ~2500 damage is dealt to you, staff will negate marginally more damage. But you'll still have more stamina, more spirit and more spellpower with the hammer whatever happens. You shouldn't rely on avoidance as a FC druid anyways.
So I still wouldn't say either of the weapons is BiS. The differences are so marginal that it's pretty much all the same which you play with. Pick the one you prefer.
If you want to theorycraft about this shit, at least get your numbers right.
Black Wolf Bracers, Vigorous Belt of the Bandit, BoA chest, and Godfrey's Britches, maybe Wild Rider's Gloves and BoA PvP staff instead too (I'd suggest both for resil, crit, and hit)
You gain an around 10% crit if you get skinning over engin and 70-120 more mana at the cost of only 80-100 hp while almost getting hit capped as well (depending on which gloves and wep you use).
It can help you become a lot more versatile. you can actually be considered a healer with 18% crit and your dps will actually be pretty good as well. even in a purely fc situation, you're going to be healing yourself a lot, especially as a drood. Just because you have max stam doesn't mean your BiS. Think about it.
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Oooor get another set for healing. Have you played an FC druid? The bracket being so bursty and druids taking a SHITLOAD of damage from all melee and ranged classes, there is no way you can rely on spellcrit while FCing. When youre relying on stamina + resil, you can actually watch your hp bar when you're getting into a place they cant reach and you have time to heal to full hp. You will always see and be very aware your HP, where as stacking a bit of crit will make you hope for that lucky crit when you really need it, but that is relied on luck too much imo.
Also there is a certain breaking point when you have enough debuffs and/or people on you that switching out of bear to heal will actually make you take more damage than just staying in bear. At thiis point every caster stats become 95% useless.
I just cant see it being really competitive versus a standard druid fc set.
This is just my opinion and I guess it could suit someone elses style of play better.
Sorry for the wall of text.