Feral Druid PvP Stat Priority, Gear, and Trinkets (Dragonflight 10.2)

The stat priority for Feral Druid in PvP is as follows:

1. Agility;
2. Versatility;
3. Mastery;
4. Haste;
5. Critical Strike.

Agility is the best stat in all situations. Versatility is the strongest secondary stat at all times because Feral Druids have a lot of healing abilities. This also increases your overall survivability. Mastery is the next strongest stat at all times because it increases the damage to all your bleeds and finishing moves from Mastery: Razor Claws.

In general, Feral Druids want to get trinkets that line up well with Incarnation: King of the Jungle. Because this ability has a 3-minute cooldown, your trinkets can have a passive or on-use effect. The stat you want to be increasing is Agility. You want to increase Agility because it drastically increases your overall damage output.

Here is the best gear we recommend you using as a Feral Druid.

• Head: Benevolent Embersage's Casque
• Neck: Torc of Passed Time - Crafted with Versatility/Mastery
• Shoulders: Benevolent Embersage's Wisdom
• Cloak: Verdant Gladiator's Shawl
• Chest: Benevolent Embersage's Robe
• Wrists: Life-Bound Bindings - Crafted with Versatility/Mastery
• Hands: Benevolent Embersage's Talons
• Waist: Life-Bound Belt - Crafted with Versatility/Mastery
• Legs: Benevolent Embersage's Leggings
• Feet: Infurious Footwraps of Indemnity
• Ring 1: Verdant Gladiator's Signet
• Ring 2: Signet of Titanic Insight - Crafted with Versatility/Mastery
• Trinket 1: Verdant Gladiator's Medallion
• Trinket 2: Verdant Gladiator's Insignia of Alacrity
• 2H Weapon: Verdant Gladiator's Greatstaff

Note: It is essential to be wearing 2 PvP trinkets. This will give you a Stamina and stat boost that will increase your survivability.

As noted above, acquiring both your 2-set and 4-set bonus is crucial. It is also important to note that ALL tier sets are nerfed by 50% in PvP. Although this nerf is significant, tier sets are still important to acquire to maximize your chances of winning. For Feral Druids, this is your tier set:

• Druid Feral 10.2 Class Set 2pc — Feral Frenzy grants Smoldering Frenzy, increasing all damage you deal by 20% for 8 sec.
• Druid Feral 10.2 Class Set 4pc — Feral Frenzy's cooldown is reduced by 15 sec. During Smoldering Frenzy, enemies burn for 10% of damage you deal as Fire over 10 sec.

Embelishments are bonuses that can be put on crafted gear. These effects can have a drastic impact on the game. You are only allowed to have 2 Embellishments equipped at the same time. Here are the recommended Embellishments for Feral Druids:

• Infurious Footwraps of Indemnity. These Embellishment Boots give you a primary stat increase when you successfully interrupt, crowd control, or dispel an enemy.
• Statuette of Foreseen Power. This embellishment makes it so when an interrupt is used on you while you are not cast, you gain haste and are immune to all crowd control for 4 seconds. Ideally, this is crafted on your gloves. This is important as Cyclone is a primary part of your rotation. Use this embellishment if you find yourself frequently interrupted. Craft this on your Ring or Helm.
• Blue Silken Lining. This embellishment gives you additional Mastery when you are above 90% health. This is a valuable effect to have and should be crafted on your Ring or Helm.

Here are the best enchants and gems for a Feral Druid:

• Cloak: Enchant Cloak - Homebound Speed
• Chest: Enchant Chest - Waking Stats
• Bracers: Enchant Bracer - Devotion of Speed
• Belt: Shadowed Belt Clasp
• Legs: Fierce Armor Kit
• Boots: Enchant Boots - Plainsrunner's Breeze
• Rings: Enchant Ring - Devotion of Mastery
• Weapon: Enchant Weapon - Sophic Devotion

Zen Neltharite is the best gem you can use.