Procs and double attack

[Varren]

Proc rate is a fixed chance per swing based on delay and dex to produce an average number of procs per period of time, but how does double attack figure in? I don’t think I’ve seen two procs per round with one hand, but I may have missed it. Does proc only happen on the first initiated swing and never on the double/triple attack?

I was puzzling over this while swinging away on my cleric today, who will forever be limited to one attack per round.

Thanks seers.

[Fifield]

all based on dex, any swing can proc regardless of hitting or missing

[Varren]

Even double attack swings?

[Wallicker]

Not sure if it’s different for pets but I’ve seen my pet proc 2 times in a single round of melee

[DMN]

I wonder if double attack would alter the formula and reduce the proc rate. The rate is already being adjusted for haste and if it's in the offhand.

[Topgunben]

Proc rate is a fixed chance per swing based on delay and dex to produce an average number of procs per period of time, but how does double attack figure in? I don’t think I’ve seen two procs per round with one hand, but I may have missed it. Does proc only happen on the first initiated swing and never on the double/triple attack?

I was puzzling over this while swinging away on my cleric today, who will forever be limited to one attack per round.

Thanks seers.

Proc rate is a function independent of weapon delay as far as i understand.

[aaezil]

I like how a bunch of people replied yet nobody has answered

[Jimjam]

Extra swings from double/triple attack don't seem to be able to proc.... Rather than 'per swing' perhaps we should talk about 'each time the weapon's delay has elapsed'.

Incidentally this 'each time a weapons delay has elapsed' phrasing would then rightly cover the situation where duel wield can produce an offhand proc even when it fails to produce a swing.

[Varren]

Extra swings from double/triple attack don't seem to be able to proc.... Rather than 'per swing' perhaps we should talk about 'each time the weapon's delay has elapsed'.

Incidentally this 'each time a weapons delay has elapsed' phrasing would then rightly cover the situation where duel wield can produce an offhand proc even when it fails to produce a swing.

Yes. Thanks for the verbage.