After that, increasing your haste to 310, will only give you 30.9%, because any haste rating beyond 30% has a 10% penalty. The first 300 haste rating you get will give you 30% haste, no penalties. To illustrate how this works, let's assume 10 haste rating gives you 1% haste. Effects that are penalized by this change are trinkets like Wakener's Frond when you are already inside or near a penalty zone. That means you won't receive any extra penalties by using Bloodlust/ Heroism for instance. The penalties are only applied based on the stats gained from rating. These rating penalties work similarly to how progressive tax ratings work. You can't get more than 126% from gear rating. 
From 54% to 66%, there's a 40% penalty. From 47% to 54%, there's a 30% penalty. From 39% to 47%, there's a 20% penalty. From 30% to 39%, there's a 10% penalty. Note that for Mastery, we are talking about Mastery Points instead of percentages, since every class has a different conversion of Mastery Points to Mastery%. adding penalties similar to diminishing returns to Crit, Haste, Versatility, and Mastery. In Shadowlands, Blizzard is moving away from this model. This means that if you increase your haste rating by an X amount, you'll always increase your haste gained from rating by Y%, no matter how much haste you previously had. This cap is set to 126% right now, everything beyond that is ignored and wasted.īefore Shadowlands, secondary stats grew linearly. This means that if you have, let's say, 40% haste before the change was implemented, with it you'll only have 39% haste.Īlso, there's a new cap on how much of a single secondary stat you are able to obtain from gear. In short, after reaching 30% received from gear of any secondary stat, it takes increasingly more rating to increase another % of that stat from your gear. This change only happens with stats gained from Rating conversion, so flat gains like Bloodlust/ Heroism aren't affected by this change. Unlike previous expansions, all secondary stats, Critical Strike, Haste, Mastery, and Versatility, will now have diminishing returns once you've stacked too much of a given stat. 
Shadowlands is forever changing how secondary stats scales for players.
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