NightGod wrote: I don't agree that any poly forms will use the Whetstone. The attack wheel is based on the creature the druid turns in to, not a weapon. It even uses the newly created Trinket slot/keyword (actually, that's a suggestion-make Trinket a keyword, not a slot)
The poly forms don't actually matter for using the whetstone.
Let's presume we have a Druid holding a rare baton of focus in melee main hand and a brawler's horn in the melee offhand, and has an Enchanter's whetstone equipped. This druid is equipping no other equipment but the trollform trinket.
The druid has 11 base str, so they start with +0 melee hit and +0 melee damage. They also start with +0 poly hit, and +0 poly damage.
The Baton of focus does not add to melee hit. However, it's focus ability adds 1 to the poly damage. The druid is now marked as follows on the party card:
Melee: +0/+0. Poly: +0/+1.
The Brawler's horn adds +2 melee hit. The druid is now marked as follows on the party card:
Melee: +2/+0. Poly: +2/+1.
Both weapons are rare, so the Enchanter's whetstone is now active. The druid is now marked as follows on the party card:
Melee: +3/+1. Poly: +3/+2.
The Druid now switches to Troll Form via the trinket. They are swinging with a 9.3 average damage weapon with a modified +3 hit / +2 damage from the above equipment. In effect, the druid is overriding the damage wheel of the Baton of Focus with a 9.33 average damage wheel, while still benefiting from all the other buffs. This is probably too high.