Weapon Procs

[Bulzie]

I am about to hit 30 and was going to get 2 imbued weapons to DW.  I believe I read that if you use the same imbued weapon in both hands, the proc will not go off for both weapons, only 1.  Can someone help me with the following:1. Will the proc go off on both unless they try to proc at exactly the same time?  Or will proc only go off in main hand?2. Can you have 2 exact same weapons with different imbued procs or is there just 1 proc available per weapon?3. If I have 2 different staff weapons with the same imbued proc, will they both proc?4. if I have 2 different weapons such as staff and cesti, each with an imbued proc, will they both proc?Also, anyone have good advice on what weapons to get at 30?  Was going to get an imbued fir quarterstaff (think fir is T3), and maybe in imbued wrap or something.  I like the 2 staff or rod look so not sure.  I believe the fir quarterstaff had like around 20dps.Or at 30 would I do better to get a hard hitting 2h imbued staff?<div></div>

[MadBarman]

Both weapons will proc, doesn't matter on type of weapon etc.There is only one imbued proc, tho you can get dropped/quest weapons with their own procs. Having 2 imbued weapons doesn't mean you have twice the number of procs.<div></div>

[Bulzie]

Umm, but how does that work if you say both weapons proc but its not 2 times the procs.  Are you saying that if the weapon is the same meaning same delay, then they will swing together basically so only 1 proc will go off?  But if you use 2 different weapons with 2 different delays, would they not then proc at different times thus you getting 2 procs?<div></div>

[MadBarman]

Sorry didn't make it clear.Both weapons will proc independantly. The way procs are normalized against a 3 second delay means 2 imbued weapons will proc more than 1 but it wont be twice the number of procs.So 2 imbued weapons, no matter the delay, will be able to proc.<div></div>

[x0rtrun]

Yup, moorgard came right out and stated that having 2 imbued weapons will proc more than 1, but it won't come out to twice the number of procs.<div></div>