It partially depends on your talent setup and what trinkets you use (as those usually have big bonuses added to them.
I for example spike up to around 90k on single target on pull, depending on procs, while on a moderate sized pull (2 caster packs at the start of Ruby life pulls) with burst potion and CDs I can spike up to 200k-300k DPS for that pack. That is with the cleave build recommended by wowhead.
If you are asking an overall itemlevel increase I would say a 10 ilvl increase can net you a rough 5k single target DPS increase, but it also depends on what loot you upgrade.
The elemental Lariat necklace on its own can give a solid 2k+ DPS increase on its own on single target, possibly even if it is not max level.
Item level is king, and an increase average item level of 10 is huge
Don’t compare with Eranog, you will get nowhere near those numbers anymore because he dies so fast
So you can’t pad on the adds anymore to compete with the highest parses.
Our Single Target is absolute trash, we are the worst class in the Raid.
Our only good bosses are Broodkeeper Diurna and Raszageth.
Sadly the changes for 10.0.7 mean our Single Target will only get even worse.
Windwalker is super fun, but we are not competitive in the Raid.
We are a M+ only class this season
So don’t take it personally when you are bottom on most boss fights.
We are 30k behind Mages due to lazy balancing.
Like Balance Druid, there doesn’t seem to be much of a plan to fix it…
It’s both, but skill (and luck, as in having to do less mechanics that disrupt your rotation) matter more.
Indeed not but to my knowledge, player power ramps exponentially as you hit the endgame. There isn’t much difference between 190 and 210 ilvl for instance (which was the gap between SL S1’s entry and heroic ilvls), but then you begin to notice how much power you gain between even 320 to 340, let alone any later brackets.
This is how you’re compensated for the slowing rate of gear acquisition past 370.
Raidbots has the “gear compare” feature, where you can sim in a hypothetical gearset.
You can easily check what you are asking by “creating” a gear set with the same items at 10ilvl difference.
With that you will have a baseline for how much higher your dps will be.
A thing to keep in mind: always use it as a percentage. If the sim with +10ilvl shows you gaining 13k dps, it does not mean that you will gain 13k dps. You have to see the % change between the first and second sim, and then extrapolate from that how much of an increase you can expect.
But IMHO, the biggest difference is gonna be player skill for dps.
but to my knowledge, player power ramps exponentially as you hit the endgame. There isn’t much difference between 190 and 210 ilvl for instance (which was the gap between SL S1’s entry and heroic ilvls), but then you begin to notice how much power you gain between even 320 to 340, let alone any later brackets.