Consecration initial application is a spell debuff, which isn't shown in the debuff bar on enemies since a vanilla patch, but it's still there. In the combat log, at time 21:43:31.01 Consecration is applied. 25ms later (server delay?) JoW procs. Any spell debuff -application- can proc JoW, but further damage like in DoTs should NOT proc JoW.
Originally reported by: Tolgren (Bitbucket: Tolgren, GitHub: Tolgren)
I did a 10 minutes test, not once did JoW proc of the initial debuff application.
Found this combat log from Corecraft bugtracker (which is from around patch 2.4.0):
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6951059/4917782/7129df4c-64e9-11e4-8027-a36e41945c10.PNG
Consecration initial application is a spell debuff, which isn't shown in the debuff bar on enemies since a vanilla patch, but it's still there. In the combat log, at time 21:43:31.01 Consecration is applied. 25ms later (server delay?) JoW procs. Any spell debuff -application- can proc JoW, but further damage like in DoTs should NOT proc JoW.
From EJ: http://web.archive.org/web/20090209193622/http://elitistjerks.com/f76/t17193-retribution_dps_theorycraft/
Rotation 1: Autoattack, Crusader Strike, Judgement of Command, repeat Attack Speed: 3.8 seconds
Ideal Mp5 from JoW: 124.23 Mp5
Rotation 2: Autoattack, Crusader Strike, Judgement of Command, Consecration, repeat Attack Speed: 3.8 seconds
Ideal Mp5 from JoW: 147.32 Mp5
Rotation 3: Autoattack, Crusader Strike, Judgement of Blood, repeat Attack Speed: 3.5 Seconds
Ideal Mp5 from JoW: 106.81 Mp5
Rotation 4: Autoattack, Crusader Strike, Judgement of Blood, Consecration, repeat Attack Speed: 3.5 Seconds
Ideal Mp5 from JoW: 128.39 Mp5
As you can see, adding Consecration to the rotation should increase the mana regeneration.