Frost Mage PvP Best Arena Compositions (Shadowlands / 9.1)

In 2v2 Arena, you do not have many options. It can be quite difficult to kill a healer in 2v2 by yourself, so you will likely be focusing an enemy DPS. Before you use your burst rotation, make sure the enemy healer is in crowd control. Ideally, you will be playing with a healer that can stun. After the stun, cast Polymorph and use your burst rotation. If you get interrupted while casting Polymorph, you can still cast Frost spells. If you do want to swap to the enemy healer, make sure they do not have a trinket and you have a stun. Once your cooldowns are used, keep the enemy team slowed by using Blizzard. It is important to note that Mages have Spellsteal and can use it to steal HoTs to heal themselves. This is a great spell versus Restoration Druids and Discipline Priests that have multiple spells that you can steal.

Here is a list of the best team compositions for 2v2:

• Frost Mage + Subtlety Rogue
• Frost Mage + Discipline Priest
• Frost Mage + Restoration Druid
• Frost Mage + Holy Paladin

Your role in 3v3 is similar to 2v2 Arena. As a Frost Mage you will be focusing on controlling the enemy team with multiple slows and Polymorph. Before your team uses burst cooldowns, make sure there is crowd control on the enemy healer. If you are playing with a Rogue, remember that Polymorph shares a diminishing return with Sap and your Polymorph will be half duration in the opener. It is important to note that you are not limited to using Polymorph on the enemy healer. If an enemy DPS using their burst cooldowns, you can slow/root and Polymorph them. This will help your healer significantly.

Here is a list of the best team compositions for 3v3:

• RMD (Frost Mage + Assassination Rogue + Restoration Druid)
• GodComp (Frost Mage + Shadow Priest + Restoration Druid/Holy Paladin)
• Frost Mage + Destruction Warlock + Restoration Druid/Holy Paladin
• WMD (Frost Mage + Arms Warrior + Restoration Druid/Discipline Priest)