Rogue mutilate

Metagem: Relentless Earthsiege Diamond

Now looking at the EP values of Hit and Expertise,

If you have a socketbonus, and are wondering whether to gem to get it or not,
you can use your EP values to determine if its worth placing a purple/orange/green gem or not.

If you are lucky enough to be a Jewelcrafter you can use the epic gems to fit any color to attain its socketbonus,
and to fill out your metagem requirement without sacrificing stats by using lesser gems.

Below the special and poison hit cap, you’ll want to gem one of the following:

Rigid Autumn’s Glow +16 Hit Rating (Yellow)

Pristine Monarch Topaz +16 Attack Power and +8 Hit Rating (Orange)
Glinting Monarch Topaz +8 Agility and +8 Hit Rating (Orange)
Accurate Monarch Topaz +8 Expertise Rating and +8 Hit Rating (Orange)

Vivid Forest Emerald +8 Hit Rating and +12 Stamina (Green)

Above the special hit cap, you’ll want to gem one of the following:

Rigid Autumn’s Glow +16 Hit Rating (Yellow)

Pristine Monarch Topaz +16 Attack Power and +8 Hit Rating (Orange)
Glinting Monarch Topaz +8 Agility and +8 Hit Rating (Orange)
Accurate Monarch Topaz +8 Expertise Rating and +8 Hit Rating (Orange)

Vivid Forest Emerald +8 Hit Rating and +12 Stamina (Green)

Above the special and poison hit cap, you’ll want to gem one of the following:

Delicate Scarlet Ruby +16 Agility (Red)
Bright Scarlet Ruby +32 Attack Power (Red)
Precise Scarlet Ruby +16 Expertise (Red)

Deadly Monarch Topaz +8 Agility and +8 Critical Strike Rating (Orange)
Wicked Monarch Topaz +16 Attack Power and +8 Critical Strike Rating (Orange)
Stark Monarch Topaz +16 Attack Power and +8 Haste Rating (Orange)
Deft Monarch Topaz +8 Agility and +8 Haste Rating (Orange)

Balanced Twilight Opal +16 Attack Power and +12 Stamina (Purple)
Gurdian’s Twilight Opal +8 Expertise Rating and +12 Stamina (Purple)
Shifting Twilight Opal +8 Agility and +12 Stamina (Purple)

Now when it comes to deciding whether to gem the expertise, agility or attack power versions of each gem,
you’ll need to spreadsheet your gear to get an exact result, they are all very close on dps.

25 expertise is highly recommended not to get dodged.
Given you're behind the pixel you're attacking of course.

Poison hit cap is a must, a large amount of damage comes from poisons.
After that hit becomes a lesser stat.

Berserking on both weapons although mongoose does fine as well.
A mix of both is also viable, it comes down to personal preferences.
Anything lesser is a huge setback on dps.

Tricks of the trade focus macro for teh tonks or a dps-er
Must be kept on cd.

/cast [target=focus] tricks of the trade

roguerogue.com has the last best specs. Some however are gear dependable.

Poisons and envenom benefit from AP which makes it better then Agility

http://forums.wow-europe.com/thread.html?topicId=11824413939
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this sums up pretty much everything.
Muti is still better at single target and combat is better at multiple.

this i like

Quote :

Q: Glyphs?
A: HfB+Mutilate+FoK/Tricks

Q: But Tricks costs me energy and DPS
A: That's not a question and you're not a good rogue. Use it. Every cooldown. Thanks.