Okay. I don't have a Claws/WP scrapper, but I do have a BS/Will scrapper, a Will/SS tank, and an Elec/Will brute.
Willpower doesn't need Stamina IF:
a) you're running an attack set with low end consumption and endrec slotting
b) you're only really running the toggles from Willpower, and not adding a whole bunch from pools
Willpower might need Stamina IF:
a) you're running a heavy-cost attack set, and don't really have any endrec in attacks (like my Broadsword scrapper, who's slotted for acc/dam/recharge)
b) you're adding a lot of additional pool toggles (like my brute, who also runs Tough and Weave from the Fighting pool)
The point I'm trying to make is...whether Quick Recovery is enough for you depends a lot on how you're building the character. There's no universal rule.
Do consider, however, that it's a very good idea to pick up Health for a Willpower character in any case, because stacking even more regeneration is...seriously to your benefit. Really. Health's another 73-74%+ regen once slotted, I think.
Also think about the benefits of stacking the Fighting pool toggles with Willpower. Tough gives you an additional 16-17%+ S/L resistance and change, once slotted, Weave gives you another 5-6%+ global defense. That's not a lot on its own, but consider what that does when stacked with the resistance from High Pain Tolerance/Mind over Body and the defense from Heightened Senses (also the psionic defense from Indomitable Will, if that matters to you)
When I'm done slotting my Willpower Brute, I'll be carryin' 52.2% smashing/lethal resistance, 22.3% defense to psi, 7.9-9.1% defense for other types, 11% defense to AoE. Plus a bunch of other resistances, but that's outside the bounds of this exercise since those don't benefit from the stacking.
And then I have the regen bonuses, of course, but that's likewise a different story.
As an aside, while slotting a Willpower character for IO sets, consider not just piling on +regen bonuses, but also think about grabbing the +max hp ones. That gets you more bang for your buck.
-- Acyl
Willpower doesn't need Stamina IF:
a) you're running an attack set with low end consumption and endrec slotting
b) you're only really running the toggles from Willpower, and not adding a whole bunch from pools
Willpower might need Stamina IF:
a) you're running a heavy-cost attack set, and don't really have any endrec in attacks (like my Broadsword scrapper, who's slotted for acc/dam/recharge)
b) you're adding a lot of additional pool toggles (like my brute, who also runs Tough and Weave from the Fighting pool)
The point I'm trying to make is...whether Quick Recovery is enough for you depends a lot on how you're building the character. There's no universal rule.
Do consider, however, that it's a very good idea to pick up Health for a Willpower character in any case, because stacking even more regeneration is...seriously to your benefit. Really. Health's another 73-74%+ regen once slotted, I think.
Also think about the benefits of stacking the Fighting pool toggles with Willpower. Tough gives you an additional 16-17%+ S/L resistance and change, once slotted, Weave gives you another 5-6%+ global defense. That's not a lot on its own, but consider what that does when stacked with the resistance from High Pain Tolerance/Mind over Body and the defense from Heightened Senses (also the psionic defense from Indomitable Will, if that matters to you)
When I'm done slotting my Willpower Brute, I'll be carryin' 52.2% smashing/lethal resistance, 22.3% defense to psi, 7.9-9.1% defense for other types, 11% defense to AoE. Plus a bunch of other resistances, but that's outside the bounds of this exercise since those don't benefit from the stacking.
And then I have the regen bonuses, of course, but that's likewise a different story.
As an aside, while slotting a Willpower character for IO sets, consider not just piling on +regen bonuses, but also think about grabbing the +max hp ones. That gets you more bang for your buck.
-- Acyl