WOW Dragonflight: Fury Warrior Guide

Welcome to the ultimate guide for Fury Warriors in World of Warcraft: Dragonflight! As a relentless and fearsome melee damage dealer, Fury Warriors wield dual weapons and rely on their unyielding rage to obliterate their foes. This comprehensive guide will help you maximize your potential as a Fury Warrior, covering everything from talents and rotations to gear and consumables.

Optimal Race?

Generally, selecting a race has minimal impact on your DPS. Historically, the majority of races for Warriors have less than a 1% difference in DPS.

Talents:

Fury Warriors have three talent tiers that primarily focus on damage output, survivability, and utility. Each tier presents unique options, and your choices will depend on your playstyle and raid or dungeon requirements. Here's recommended talents to focus on for a balanced Fury Warrior:

Tier 1 (Level 15): Endless Rage

• Endless Rage generates additional Rage from auto-attacks, improving your sustained damage output.

Tier 2 (Level 30): Double Time

• Double Time grants you an extra charge of Charge, providing increased mobility and Rage generation.

Tier 3 (Level 45): Sudden Death

Sudden Death makes your auto-attacks have a chance to reset the cooldown of Execute, increasing your damage during Execute phases.

Tier 4 (Level 60): Warpaint

• Warpaint reduces the damage you take while Enraged by 10%, improving your survivability in high-damage situations.

Tier 5 (Level 75): Cruelty

• Cruelty increases the critical strike chance of Rampage by 15%, significantly boosting your damage output.

Tier 6 (Level 90): Bloodbath

• Bloodbath enhances your Raging Blow, causing it to deal additional damage over time and snaring the target. This talent is excellent for both single-target and cleave damage.

Tier 7 (Level 100): Reckless Abandon

• Reckless Abandon improves the power of your Recklessness ability, granting additional Rage and increasing its duration.

Rotation and Abilities

The Fury Warrior rotation revolves around building and spending Rage to deal massive damage. Here's the priority list for your abilities:

1. Execute (when Sudden Death procs or target is below 20% health)
2. Rampage (when at 90 Rage or buffed by Recklessness)
3. Raging Blow (when at 2 charges)
4. Bloodthirst (on cooldown)
5. Raging Blow (when at 1 charge)
6. Whirlwind (as a filler ability)

Keep in mind that maintaining the Enrage buff from Bloodthirst is crucial for maximizing your damage output. In AoE situations, replace Whirlwind with Bladestorm and prioritize using Meat Cleaver to cleave Raging Blow and Bloodthirst.

Gearing and Stats:

For Fury Warriors, the priority for secondary stats is as follows:

1. Critical Strike
2. Haste
3. Versatility
4. Mastery

Gearing up your Fury Warrior in Dragonflight requires a combination of gear from Mythic+ Dungeons, Vault of the Incarnates, and profession crafting. This guide will help you prioritize and obtain the most suitable gear based on stat priorities and what is available to you.

Raid Best Gear

The best gear comes from Vault of the Incarnates and profession crafting. Acquiring this gear takes time, so always sim your character with the gear you have to ensure you're using the best combination. Weekly Vault drops may also provide better gear, changing your priorities.

• Helm: Casque of the Walking Mountain (Raszageth)
• Neck: Elemental Lariat (Jewelcrafting)
• Shoulders: Peaks of the Walking Mountain (Broodkeeper Diurna)
• Cloak: Decorated Commander's Cindercloak (Eranog)
• Chest: Dathea's Cyclonic Cage (Dathea, Ascended)
• Bracers: Allied Wristguard of Companionship (Blacksmithing)
• Gloves: Gauntlets of the Walking Mountain (Dathea, Ascended)
• Belt: Matriarch's Opulent Girdle (Broodkeeper Diurna)
• Legs: Poleyns of the Walking Mountain (Sennarth)
• Boots: Kurog's Thunderhooves (Kurog Grimtotem)
• Ring 1: Jeweled Signet of Melandrus (Court of Stars)
• Ring 2: Seal of Filial Duty (Broodkeeper Diurna)
• Trinket 1: Whispering Incarnate Icon (Kadros Icewrath) / Algeth'ar Puzzle Box
• Trinket 2: Manic Grieftorch (Broodkeeper Diurna) / Irideus Fragment
• Mainhand: Incarnate Sky-Splitter (Raszageth)
• Offhand: Incarnate Sky-Splitter (Raszageth)

Mythic Best Gear

• Helm: Skoldiir Helm (Halls of Valor)
• Neck: Elemental Lariat (Jewelcrafting)
• Shoulders: Pauldrons of the All-Father (Halls of Valor)
• Cloak: Cloak of Lost Devotion (The Azure Vault)
• Chest: Cuirass of Irreparable Madness (The Azure Vault)
• Bracers: Goldsteel Bindings (Shadowmoon Burial Grounds)
• Gloves: Skoldiir Gauntlets (Halls of Valor)
• Belt: Illusion Breaker's Waistguard (The Azure Vault)
• Legs: Frostfire Legguards of Preparation (Blacksmithing)
• Boots: Duskwatch Guard's Boots (Court of Stars)
• Ring 1: Unstable Arcane Loop (The Azure Vault)
• Ring 2: Jeweled Signet of Melandrus (Court of Stars)
• Trinket 1: Algeth'ar Puzzle Box (Algeth'ar Academy)
• Trinket 2: Windscar Whetstone (Court of Stars)
• Mainhand: Algeth'ar Hedgecleaver (Algeth'ar Academy)
• Offhand: Algeth'ar Hedgecleaver (Algeth'ar Academy

Trinkets

DPS trinkets should be used on cooldown for maximum effectiveness. Here are the top trinkets for Fury Warriors:

• Manic Grieftorch: Best-in-slot for single target/direct damage. Its uptime increases as allies fall.
• Whispering Incarnate Icon: Provides a strong passive bonus that becomes greater with more allies. A good secondary trinket for all content.
• Algeth'ar Puzzle Box: Extremely powerful when aligned with AoE burst cooldowns. Requires pausing the rotation to channel, but can be pre-cast.
• Storm-Eater's Boon: A strong multi-target option. However, the self-imposed root can be dangerous in many situations.
• Windscar Whetstone: Weaker than other multi-target options but doesn't have their downsides or require aligning with cooldowns to use effectively.

Consumables and Enchants:

Ensure you always have the following consumables and enchants for optimal performance:
Flask: Spectral Flask of Power
Food: Feast of Gluttonous Hedonism or Spinefin Souffle and Fries

• Potion: Potion of Spectral Strength (use during Recklessness or high-damage phases)
• Weapon Enchant: Sinful Revelation (main-hand) and Celestial Guidance (off-hand)
• Cloak Enchant: Fortified Avoidance
• Chest Enchant: Eternal Stats
• Bracer Enchant: Eternal Strength
• Ring Enchant: Tenet of Critical Strike

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Tips and Tricks:

• Always try to keep the Enrage buff active for increased damage and survivability from the Warpaint talent.
• Use Heroic Leap and Charge for better mobility in fights with a lot of movement.
• Utilize Rallying Cry during high-damage raid mechanics to support your group's survivability.
• Remember to use Berserker Rage when you need to break out of fear, sap, or incapacitate effects.
• Master the art of pre-potting, which involves using a Potion of Spectral Strength before the fight starts to maximize the number of potions you can use during the encounter.
• In dungeons, prioritize crowd control over raw damage output. Utilize abilities like Intimidating Shout and Storm Bolt to control dangerous mobs.

Conclusion

Fury Warriors are an exciting and powerful melee DPS class with a fast-paced, engaging playstyle. By following this guide, you'll be well on your way to mastering your Fury Warrior in WoW Dragonflight. Remember, practice makes perfect, so keep refining your rotation, optimizing your gear, and coordinating with your group to ensure you bring the full might of your Fury Warrior to every battle. Good luck, and may your enemies tremble before your relentless onslaught!

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