Warrior · Fury
Fury is a high-APM dual-wield spec that converts Rage into Rampage and keeps its damage amplified through Enrage. Slayer concentrates damage into Execute and Bladestorm windows; Mountain Thane trades the Whirlwind setup loop for Thunder Clap and Thunder Blast.
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How Fury Warrior wins
Fury is a high-APM dual-wield spec that converts Rage into Rampage and keeps its damage amplified through Enrage. Slayer concentrates damage into Execute and Bladestorm windows; Mountain Thane trades the Whirlwind setup loop for Thunder Clap and Thunder Blast.
- Role
- Melee DPS
- Stat lead
- Item Level / Strength then Mastery
- Single target
- Slayer
- Cleave / AoE
- Mountain Thane
Strong when
- Excellent melee uptime through Charge and Heroic Leap
- Strong priority-target damage while cleaving
- Frequent Recklessness, Avatar, and Odyn's Fury packages
Plan around
- Loses sharply when forced out of melee
- Requires fast, continuous inputs without Rage capping
- Slayer cleave drops when Improved Whirlwind attacks expire
What changed for this spec
Rend is now exclusive to Arms, so Fury reaches it only through the new Storm of Blood talent, which applies Rend from Whirlwind (and from Thunder Clap with Crashing Thunder for Mountain Thane); Thunder Clap no longer applies Rend innately. Blizzard says it wants Whirlwind useful in single target again: Whirlwind now generates 3 Rage innately, that innate Rage moved off Improved Whirlwind, and the new Carving Blades adds 50% damage when Whirlwind strikes only one target. Rampaging Ruin was redesigned so Rampage's final strike slams the ground while Improved Whirlwind is active, because the old design was hard to time. Hack and Slash now gives Rampage a 75% chance to refund Raging Blow plus 20% damage, deliberately making resets less predictable. Bloodbath was rebalanced toward its bleed.
6 things on this page name abilities the patch changed
These are flagged, not corrected. Rewriting a priority list needs a source this page does not have, so what is shown is where the guide and the patch notes disagree.
- Rend (rotation) The notes say "The Rend ability is now exclusive to Arms, has returned to being a single-target ability, and its Rage cost is reduced to 10." Fury no longer has Rend as its own action; it reaches Rend only through the new talent "Storm of Blood - Whirlwind applies Rend to all targets."
- Thunder Clap (rotation) The notes say "Thunder Clap no longer innately applies Rend if known", and that "Crashing Thunder causes Storm of Blood to also apply to Thunder Clap for Mountain Thane", so Thunder Clap's Rend behavior is now talent-gated.
- Thunder Clap (talents) The notes say "Thunder Clap no longer innately applies Rend if known", and under Mountain Thane that "Crashing Thunder increases Thunder Clap damage by 10% (was 30%)" with the bonus moved into Thunder Blast.
- Whirlwind (rotation) The notes say "Whirlwind has been updated - Whirlwind now generates 3 Rage innately", plus new talents "Carving Blades - Whirlwind deals 50% additional damage when it strikes only a single target" and "Storm of Blood - Whirlwind applies Rend to all targets".
- Improved Whirlwind (talents) The notes say "Improved Whirlwind has been updated - No longer causes Whirlwind to generate 3 Rage innately, but still increases Rage generated by Whirlwind by 1 per target hit, up to 8 total Rage."
- Rampaging Ruin (talents) The notes say "Rampaging Ruin has been redesigned - While Improved Whirlwind is active, Rampage's final strike slams the ground, dealing Physical damage to all enemies within 8 yards of your target. Damage reduced beyond 5 targets."
Source: Blizzard, Curse of Ula'tek content update notes (https://worldofwarcraft.blizzard.com/en-us/news/24293281). Transcript: docs/apps/wow-god/research/patch-12.1/12.1.0-CLASSES-section.txt
Not re-verified for Season 2. This ordering was checked for patch 12.0.7. Patch 12.1 raised max-level player health and creature damage by 25% and deliberately moved power out of cooldowns into steady-state damage, either of which can move secondary weights. Open question: no Season 2 sim source has been checked, so the order below is last season's and is shown unchanged rather than guessed at.
Stat priority and consumables
Item level and effect strength still matter. Use this ordering to break close choices, then re-check it after major gear swaps.
- 1.Item Level / Strength
- 2.Mastery
- 3.Haste
- 4.Versatility
- 5.Critical Strike
Weapon damage and Strength make item level the first filter. At similar item levels, Mastery is the usual leading secondary because Enrage uptime is normally above 90%; Haste shortens the global cooldown and key rotational cooldowns, then Versatility and Critical Strike follow. Sim jewelry, trinkets, and weapons because the exact weights move with gear and hero tree.
Race choices that change a real decision
One of the current Horde PvE leaders. Time is Money supplies passive Haste and Rocket Jump can recover melee uptime when Charge or Heroic Leap is unavailable.
The other current Horde leader. Berserking is a controllable Haste cooldown that can be paired with Recklessness or an important Execute window.
One of the current Alliance leaders. Entropic Embrace adds passive throughput and Spatial Rift gives planned movement without spending Charge.
The other current Alliance leader. Combat Analysis rewards sustained uptime and Emergency Failsafe adds passive safety.
A strong progression alternative. Stoneform removes poison, disease, curse, magic, and bleed effects, which can be worth more than a fractional sim lead.
Blood Fury aligns cleanly with Recklessness, while Hardiness makes Orc especially attractive in stun-heavy PvP.
Flasks, food, potions, weapon oils, and runes for this build.
Priority order is from patch 12.0.7 and has not been re-derived for 12.1. Individual lines naming an ability that 12.1 removed or redesigned are annotated above; lines that 12.1 only retuned are unchanged, because a damage number moving does not by itself reorder a priority list.
Opener and priority
Use these as decision priorities, not a rigid cast sequence. Re-evaluate whenever targets, resources, procs, or mechanics change.
Core principles
- Stay in melee and keep the global cooldown rolling. Fury's real output comes from high action count, Rage generation, and Rampage-driven Enrage uptime rather than waiting for a perfect isolated button.
- Use Rampage before Rage caps and whenever Enrage needs to be restored. During stable Enrage, follow the hero-tree priority instead of spending Rampage blindly ahead of a higher-value cooldown global.
- Use Slayer for compact Execute and Bladestorm pressure. Use Mountain Thane when sustained Thunder Clap and Thunder Blast damage fits the target pattern better.
- For cleave, preserve priority-target damage: establish Improved Whirlwind as Slayer or use Thunder Clap as Mountain Thane, then continue the normal priority into the enemy that must die first.
SlayerDefault raid profile with Sudden Death, Reap the Storm, Bladestorm, and Improved Whirlwind for cleave.
Single-target priority
- 1.Recklessness + Avatar - use together unless a short encounter-specific hold gains a decisive target window without losing a cast
- 2.Odyn's Fury - on cooldown inside Enrage; the four-piece makes its return time dynamic
- 3.Rampage - when not Enraged or at 100 Rage
- 4.Bladestorm - on cooldown when the target will remain in range
- 5.Execute - in execute range or with Sudden Death
- 6.Rampage - as the normal Rage spender
- 7.Bloodbath - when available
- 8.Crushing Blow - when available
- 9.Bloodthirst - before lower-priority builders
- 10.Raging Blow - build Rage and avoid charge waste
- 11.Wrecking Throw - ranged filler when forced out of melee
- 12.Rend - refresh with fewer than five seconds remaining, or apply if absent and the target will live
- 13.Whirlwind - last-resort single-target filler
AoE priority
- 1.Whirlwind - establish Improved Whirlwind before the first cleaving rotational attack and refresh before its attacks run out
- 2.Recklessness + Avatar - into the durable portion of the pack
- 3.Odyn's Fury - inside Enrage while the pack is stacked
- 4.Rampage - when not Enraged, at the Rage cap, then as the normal spender
- 5.Bladestorm - while the full pack remains in range
- 6.Execute - use Sudden Death and execute opportunities on the priority target
- 7.Bloodbath - when available with cleave active
- 8.Crushing Blow - when available with cleave active
- 9.Bloodthirst - into the priority target
- 10.Raging Blow - build Rage with cleave active
Opener
- 1.Charge into melee.
- 2.Use Bloodthirst as the first rotational global.
- 3.Activate Recklessness and Avatar together.
- 4.Cast Odyn's Fury.
- 5.Spend Rampage, then use Bladestorm when selected and the target will remain in range.
Mountain ThaneSustained alternative built around Thunder Clap, Thunder Blast, Avatar, and Capacitance rather than Improved Whirlwind maintenance.
Single-target priority
- 1.Recklessness + Avatar - use together by default
- 2.Odyn's Fury - inside Enrage; track its four-piece cooldown reduction
- 3.Rampage - when not Enraged or at 100 Rage
- 4.Bloodbath - when available
- 5.Thunder Blast - during Avatar before lower-priority globals
- 6.Execute - in execute range or with Sudden Death
- 7.Rampage - as the normal Rage spender
- 8.Thunder Blast - spend available uses outside Avatar
- 9.Crushing Blow - when available
- 10.Bloodthirst - before Raging Blow
- 11.Raging Blow - build Rage and avoid charge waste
- 12.Thunder Clap - when Thunder Blast is unavailable and it outranks ranged filler
- 13.Wrecking Throw - only when forced out of melee
AoE priority
- 1.Thunder Clap - open the pack and use it instead of Whirlwind for the Mountain Thane setup
- 2.Recklessness + Avatar - into the durable portion of the pull
- 3.Odyn's Fury - inside Enrage while targets are stacked
- 4.Rampage - when not Enraged, at the Rage cap, then as the normal spender
- 5.Bloodbath - when available
- 6.Thunder Blast - spend aggressively, especially during Avatar
- 7.Execute - on the priority target
- 8.Crushing Blow - when available
- 9.Bloodthirst - into the priority target
- 10.Raging Blow - build Rage between spenders
- 11.Thunder Clap - repeat when higher-priority actions are unavailable
Opener
- 1.Charge into melee.
- 2.Use Bloodthirst as the first rotational global.
- 3.Activate Recklessness and Avatar together.
- 4.Cast Odyn's Fury.
- 5.Spend Rampage, then prioritize Thunder Blast during Avatar.
Pre-combat checks
- Apply Battle Shout and enter Berserker Stance.
- Use Quel'dorei Medley or Silvermoon Parade, Flask of the Magisters, Thalassian Phoenix Oil on both weapons, and a Void-Touched Augment Rune for progression.
- Verify the encounter talent import, four-piece tier, both weapon enchants, and the planned on-use trinket before the ready check.
- Place Charge, Heroic Leap, Pummel, Defensive Stance, Spell Reflection, Enraged Regeneration, and Rallying Cry where they remain usable while strafing.
Major cooldowns
Recklessness and Avatar
- Use them together by default. Current cooldown reduction brings the package back frequently, so an unnecessary hold can delete an entire use.
- A short hold is correct when it reaches durable adds or an amplification window and the fight timer confirms the same number of total casts.
Odyn's Fury
- Cast inside Enrage and while the intended targets are in range.
- The four-piece makes Rampage reduce the cooldown by 2.5 seconds, so track the actual icon instead of planning around a fixed interval.
Bladestorm
- Slayer only. Use on cooldown for single target and during the durable part of an AoE pull.
- Do not begin it immediately before forced movement, an assigned interrupt, or a target immunity that removes most of the channel.
Defensive toolkit
- Use Spell Reflection for reflectable magic, Defensive Stance before predictable lethal damage, and Enraged Regeneration when the damage pattern lets Bloodthirst contribute recovery.
- Impending Victory is personal recovery. Rallying Cry is a group cooldown and should follow the raid or key assignment rather than personal panic.
Advanced tips
Improved Whirlwind discipline
- Only Slayer uses the Whirlwind maintenance loop in these builds. Refresh before the final empowered attack is consumed, not after every Rampage or on a fixed timer.
- Keep every cleaving attack aimed at the priority target. Improved Whirlwind is a delivery system for the single-target priority, not permission to target random enemies.
Enrage and Rage control
- Rampage before Rage caps and whenever Enrage has fallen. During stable Enrage, preserve higher-priority Odyn's Fury, Bladestorm, Execute, Bloodbath, or Thunder Blast globals.
- High Enrage uptime makes Mastery valuable, but uptime comes from correct Rampage cadence and melee contact, not from Critical Strike gearing.
Cooldown holds
- Treat roughly 10 seconds as the normal upper bound for holding Recklessness and Avatar unless the encounter timeline proves a longer delay preserves the same number of uses.
- In Mythic+, target lifetime decides the hold. Do not spend the full package into a dying pack when the next durable pull starts before the cooldowns would return.
Import strings were built for patch 12.0.7 and have NOT been re-verified for 12.1. Nobody authoritative publishes import strings, so none was rewritten here rather than invented. Patch 12.1 moved or removed talents in several trees, so a string may import a build that no longer exists. Check the listed key talents against the 12.1 changes above before importing.
Talents and hero trees
Use Slayer for the single-target profile below and Mountain Thane when cleave or adds make its toolkit more valuable.
Recommended starting profiles
Single-target: Slayer
Slayer is the default raid single-target and cleave profile, with Mountain Thane retained as an encounter-specific alternative.
- Slayer hero tree
- Stat priority: Item Level / Strength > Mastery
- Interrupt: Pummel
Multi-target: Mountain Thane
Mountain Thane is the straightforward sustained Mythic+ profile; Slayer remains competitive when compact Bladestorm burst and priority damage fit the route.
- Mountain Thane hero tree
- Prioritize AoE and add-swap talents
- Interrupt: Pummel
Talent builds and import strings
Start with the profile matching your content. Boss and dungeon tabs in the gear section show the exact loadout used for each ranked result.
Slayer - Raid single target
Default boss profile with Slayer's Dominance, Execute pressure, Bladestorm, and Unhinged Bloodthirst casts.
CgEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgGDDmx2yMzMzMmxMzMjZmZWmZGjZmthZGAAIGLLDsAmgZYCMDbAzMbMGAAMzYYMzMMYASlayer - Two-target cleave
Durable cleave profile that preserves priority-target damage while Improved Whirlwind carries attacks into a second target.
CgEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgGDDmx2yMzMzMmxMzMjZMzyMzYMzsNmZGAAIGLLDsAmgZYCMDbAzMbMGAAMzYYMzMMYASlayer - Mythic+ and AoE
Burst-oriented pack build with Improved Whirlwind, Bladestorm, and more frequent Reap the Storm triggers.
CgEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgGDDmZ2WmZmZmxMmZMjZMzyMzYMzsNmZGAAIGLLDsAmgZYCMDbAmZjxAAgZGDzMzMMYAMountain Thane - Raid single target
Thunder Blast alternative for bosses where Avatar extension and a steadier cooldown cycle fit the encounter.
CgEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgGDDzMz2yMzMzMMmZmZMjZWmZGjZmlxMzAAAhB2glNjGzAysgZsAYGMGAMzAYYMzMMYAMountain Thane - Two-target cleave
Current cleave import for Thunder Clap and Thunder Blast while both durable targets remain stacked.
CgEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgGDDzMz2yMzMzMMmZmZMjZWmZGjZmlxMzAAAhB2glNjGzAysgZsAYGMGAMzAYYMzMMYAMountain Thane - Mythic+ and AoE
Sustained key profile that uses Thunder Clap in place of Whirlwind and spends Thunder Blast aggressively during Avatar.
CgEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAgGDDzMz2yMmZmxMmZMjZMzyMzYMzsMmZGAAIMwGssZ0YGQmFMjFAzgxAgZGADzMzMMYAComplete talent referenceshow
Every class, specialization, and hero-tree talent from Blizzard game data. Active and choice talents stay open; passive nodes remain searchable and expand on demand.
Complete talent referenceshow
Every class, specialization, and hero-tree talent from Blizzard game data. Active and choice talents stay open; passive nodes remain searchable and expand on demand.
Warrior class tree
Shared class talents, including throughput, control, defensives, and movement.
Active and choice talents
Passive talents
Fury specialization tree
Every Fury talent currently exposed by Blizzard game data.
Active and choice talents
Passive talents
Slayer
Slayer hero talents, including every active, choice, and passive node exposed by Blizzard.
Active and choice talents
Passive talents
Mountain Thane
Mountain Thane hero talents, including every active, choice, and passive node exposed by Blizzard.
Active and choice talents
Passive talents
Colossus
Colossus hero talents, including every active, choice, and passive node exposed by Blizzard.
Active and choice talents
Passive talents
Boss and dungeon loadouts
Switch between raid and Mythic+ to inspect the top player for every available encounter: exact talents, source link, item level, enchant and socket counts, and the player's gear.
Season 2 class set
datamined. Read out of the game's spell data and republished by Wowhead. Blizzard does not publish set bonus text, so there is no first-party version to compare it against.- 2-piece
- Raging Blow damage increased by 15%. During Recklessness Raging Blow extends the duration of Recklessness by 2 sec, up to 6 sec.
- 4-piece
- Bloodthirst damage increased by 10%. During Recklessness Bloodthirst increases the critical strike bonus of Recklessness by 3%, up to 6%.
Source: Wowhead spell pages, retrieved 2026-09-05. spell 1296645, spell 1296646. Third party, not Blizzard. If one of these is wrong, check the overview page and tell us.
Pulling the top Warcraft Logs result, exact talents, and equipment for each boss.
Editorial acquisition targets
Use these slot targets when planning drops and crafted pieces. The encounter explorer above remains the source for the exact gear worn by each ranked player.
Season 1 acquisition targets, not re-verified for Season 2. The rows below name Season 1 items at their Season 1 item levels and are accurate as that; they are not Season 2 recommendations. Season 2's raid is The Venomous Abyss (8 bosses, Nek'zali the Soulcoiler through Ula'tek). Confirmed Season 2 raid item levels run 279 (Raid Finder, first boss) to 344 (Mythic, last two bosses and Very Rare drops), with Normal 292-302, Heroic 305-315 and the Great Vault paying 292/305/318/334 by difficulty. Open question: per-slot best-in-slot for Season 2 needs a sim source, and none was reachable.
Season 1 acquisition targets, not re-verified for Season 2. The dungeons named below are the Season 1 pool and are not in Season 2 rotation. Season 2 runs Altar of Fangs (new in 12.1), Murder Row, Den of Nalorakk, The Blinding Vale, Voidscar Arena, Temple of Sethraliss, Kings' Rest and Ruby Life Pools. Confirmed Season 2 keystone item levels: +2 through +3 pay 295 end-of-run and 305 in the vault, rising to 311 end-of-run and 318 in the vault at +10 and above. Open question: per-slot best-in-slot for Season 2 needs a sim source, and none was reachable.
Mythic+ acquisition targets
Enchants
Choose enhancements after your equipment is settled. Secondary-stat enchant choices move with your current stat mix and the content you are preparing for.
Gems
Socket into the current stat priority, then re-check after major equipment swaps rather than treating a gem choice as permanent.
Embellishments
Crafted effects are capped at two equipped embellishments. Lock these in only after deciding which crafted slots survive your next raid or Mythic+ upgrades.
Utility, defensives, and movement
Your Warrior toolkit is part of the rotation whenever it prevents lost uptime, lethal damage, or an enemy cast.
Movement
Rallying Cry is a raid-saving group health cooldown; Spell Reflection bounces targeted casts.
Interrupt: Pummel - grab a focus-interrupt macro on the Fury macros page.
Interface and macros
Use interface changes only when they expose a decision sooner: resources, procs, defensives, dispels, interrupts, and encounter assignments.
Cursor Heroic Leap
#showtooltip Heroic Leap
/cast [@cursor] Heroic LeapRemoves the placement click for fast uptime recovery. Keep a normal reticle version available when exact landing position matters more than speed.
Mouseover Execute
#showtooltip Execute
/cast [@mouseover,harm,nodead][] ExecuteTakes a Sudden Death or execute-range cast on a low-health add without dropping the boss target.
Mouseover Bloodthirst
#showtooltip Bloodthirst
/cast [@mouseover,harm,nodead][] BloodthirstLets Bloodthirst hit a nearby add or priority target without changing the current target; the empty condition falls back normally.
Mouseover Pummel
#showtooltip Pummel
/stopcasting
/cast [@mouseover,harm,nodead][] PummelInterrupts a hostile mouseover first and otherwise the current target. The stopcasting line matters only if another cast or channel is active.
Arena 1 Pummel
#showtooltip Pummel
/stopcasting
/cast [@arena1,harm,nodead] PummelDirect arena-frame interrupt without changing the kill target. Duplicate for arena2 and arena3.
Arena 1 Storm Bolt
#showtooltip Storm Bolt
/cast [@arena1,harm,nodead] Storm BoltDirect cross-control when Storm Bolt is selected. Duplicate for arena2 and arena3; never insert this utility stun into the damage opener.
Party 1 Intervene or Interpose
#showtooltip
/cast [known:Interpose,@party1,help,nodead] Interpose; [@party1,help,nodead] InterveneProtects party1 without dropping the enemy target. Duplicate for party2 and keep the spell matching the selected class-tree node.
Berserker and Defensive Stance
#showtooltip
/cast [mod:alt] Defensive Stance; Berserker StanceThe base press returns to Berserker Stance; Alt enters Defensive Stance before predictable danger. This follows the site's Alt-modifier convention without consuming a second action-bar slot.
Written for patch 12.0.7. Patch 12.1 increased max-level player health and creature damage by 25% and made crowd-control diminishing returns reset after 20 seconds instead of 16, so defensive timing and crowd-control advice on this page is the most likely to have moved. Source: Curse of Ula'tek content update notes, https://worldofwarcraft.blizzard.com/en-us/news/24293281.
What improves results
- Keep four tier pieces for Rampage and Odyn's Fury damage plus the dynamic Odyn's Fury cooldown
- Use a four-color Midnight gem spread to activate Powerful Eversong Diamond
- Apply Acuity of the Ren'dorei to both weapons and Thalassian Phoenix Oil to both weapons before combat
- Storm Bolt, Shockwave, and Intimidating Shout are control tools, never rotational filler
Common mistakes
- Rage capping or letting Enrage expire
- Using Whirlwind in the Mountain Thane priority
- Letting Slayer's Improved Whirlwind attacks run out during cleave
- Putting Storm Bolt in the opener
- Holding Recklessness and Avatar long enough to lose a cast
FAQ
7 quick answersWhich Fury hero tree should I start with?
Start with Slayer for raid single target and two-target cleave. Mountain Thane is the straightforward sustained Mythic+ alternative because Thunder Clap and Thunder Blast replace the Improved Whirlwind maintenance loop. Keep both imports and choose for the encounter rather than treating either tree as universal.
What is the Fury stat priority?
Item level and Strength first, then Mastery, Haste, Versatility, and Critical Strike as the general PvE order. Mastery scales damage while Enraged; Haste increases Rage flow and button cadence. Sim same-item-level weapons, trinkets, rings, and necks.
What do the Fury tier bonuses change?
The two-piece increases Rampage and Odyn's Fury damage by 10%. The four-piece gives another 10% to Odyn's Fury and makes Rampage reduce its cooldown by 2.5 seconds. Keep four pieces and track Odyn's Fury dynamically instead of assuming a fixed timer.
How does Fury set up AoE?
Slayer opens with Whirlwind and refreshes its Improved Whirlwind attacks before they run out, then follows the normal priority into the main target. Mountain Thane uses Thunder Clap and spends Thunder Blast, with Thunder Blast especially valuable during Avatar. Do not bind the two setup buttons as if they were the same spell.
Should Storm Bolt be in the Fury opener?
No. Storm Bolt is crowd control. Save it for an assigned stop, dangerous cast, or arena cross-control; the current opener is Charge, Bloodthirst, Recklessness with Avatar, Odyn's Fury, Rampage, then Bladestorm when selected.
Which race is best for Fury?
Goblin and Troll are the current Horde PvE leaders, while Void Elf and Mechagnome lead Alliance. The throughput gap is small enough that Rocket Jump, Spatial Rift, Stoneform, or Orc Hardiness can be the better real-fight choice.
Which Fury upgrades matter first?
Secure four-piece tier, then prioritize weapon damage and the best trinket pair. For raid, target Gaze of the Alnseer and Heart of Ancient Hunger; for dungeon access, Algeth'ar Puzzle Box and Vessel of Tortured Souls are the listed starting pair. Sim every trinket and weapon change.
Guide Updates
- Aug 2, 2026Rebuilt the Fury guide for 12.0.7 with six current talent imports, complete raid and Mythic+ gear sets, exact item and enhancement IDs, a four-color gem plan, races, consumables, interface tracking, and direct-target macros.
- Aug 2, 2026Separated Slayer's Improved Whirlwind setup from Mountain Thane's Thunder Clap and Thunder Blast priority, and documented the current two-piece and four-piece interactions with Odyn's Fury.
- Aug 2, 2026Removed Storm Bolt from the opener and rebuilt both hero-tree priorities around Rampage, Enrage, current cooldown timing, and priority-target damage.
Talents by enemy class
Pick an opponent to see the pressure your PvP build must answer. The baseline comes from this spec's current arena build when one is published.
Grip setups, anti-caster pressure, and sustained melee uptime.
Mobility, anti-slow, and physical or magic mitigation.
Keep an answer for grip-based isolation and do not spend movement before the Death Knight commits their control chain.
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