Fury Warrior Shadowlands Leveling Guide From 1 to 60
On this page, you will find our Level by Level Fury Warrior leveling guide for Shadowlands Make sure to use the slider to make the guide adapt to your level. For more general leveling information, please refer to our Warrior leveling guide.
Gear Options
When leveling up, you should always choose the piece of loot with the highest item level. The only exception to this rule is if you have a Ring or Necklace with a slightly lower item level, but 2 secondary stats on it instead of 1.
Level by Level Rotation and Talents
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Fury Warrior Talents while leveling
Talents are something that will give you options to optimize your character and change how some of the abilities work.
Your first talent row unlocks at Level 15.
Your talent set up should be as follows:
- Level 15:
Fresh Meat for the guaranteed
Enrage when opening combat.
- Level 25:
Double Time
- Level 30:
Onslaught
- Level 35:
Bounding Stride
- Level 40:
Frothing Berserker
- Level 45:
Dragon Roar or
Bladestorm for bigger bursty pulls.
- Level 50:
Anger Management for more consistent cooldown use or
Reckless Abandon for bigger burst, as preferred.
Rotation/Ability Priority to Level Up as a Fury Warrior
Starting at Level 1, you only have one active ability:
Slam.
- Cast
Charge to initiate combat whenever possible.
Victory Rush activates whenever an enemy is killed. Use it to heal yourself.
- Cast
Shield Slam to deal damage.
- Cast
Whirlwind when there are multiple targets present in order to maintain the cleaving buff.
- Cast
Recklessness to quickly burst down strong targets or groups of mobs.
- Cast
Rampage against high health targets for massive damage and to trigger
Enrage.
- Cast
Execute when enemies are below 20% health.
- Cast
Onslaught while Enraged.
- Cast
Dragon Roar while Enraged.
- Cast
Bloodthirst to deal damage, generate Rage, and trigger
Enrage.
- Use
Raging Blow to generate rage and damage enemies.
- Use
Whirlwind against multiple targets.
- Use
Whirlwind when nothing else is available.
- Cast
Slam against single targets.
Summary of Unlocked Abilities for Fury Warriors
You unlock your first ability of interest at Level 2.
- At Level 2, you unlock
Charge. It is both a mobility tool and Rage generator, and should be used to initiate combat whenever possible.
- At Level 3, you unlock
Shield Slam. This is your primary attack which should be kept on cooldown as much as possible.
- At Level 4, you unlock
Hamstring. This will allow you to slow down a single enemy when needed so you can get some distance.
- At Level 5, you unlock
Victory Rush. This is your primary heal, usable whenever an enemy is killed and useful for chaining combat between multiple enemies.
- At Level 6, you unlock
Shield Block. It is a defensive ability that costs Rage, which allows you to block incoming physical attacks.
- At Level 6, you also unlock
Execute via a Quest called "A Warrior's End". It is a high damage combat finisher, normally usable when the target is below 20% health.
- At Level 7, you unlock
Pummel, which interrupts enemy spellcasting and stops their ability to cast for a short time.
- At Level 8, you unlock
Charge, this will make
Charge generate 10 more Rage.
- At Level 9, you unlock
Whirlwind. This is a AoE ability that hits up to 5 enemies and costs Rage.
- At Level 10, you unlock
Dual Wield and from there on should use two weapons at all times.
- At Level 10, you unlock
Bloodthirst which generates Rage and enables the mastery through
Enrage.
- At Level 10, you unlock
Mastery: Unshackled Fury which increases all damage done while
Enrage is active.
- At Level 11, you unlock
Victory Rush. Rank 2 increases the heal by an additional 10%.
- At Level 13, you unlock
Execute, which removes the Rage cost for Fury.
- At Level 14, you unlock
Single-Minded Fury and
Titan's Grip which allows you to choose between wearing two one-handed weapons or two two-handed ones.
- At Level 14, you also unlock
Taunt, a threat tool which forces the enemy to focus and attack you.
- At Level 17, you unlock
Ignore Pain. This is a defensive ability which allows you to spend Rage in order to absorb incoming damage.
- At Level 18, you unlock
Execute, which causes it to generate Rage instead of consume it.
- At Level 19, you unlock
Rampage, a massive damaging attack and the primary means of spending Rage.
- At Level 20, you unlock
Enrage, which increases Haste whenever the buff is active.
- At Level 21, you unlock
Piercing Howl, an AoE snare which significnatly slows all nearby enemies.
- At Level 22, you unlock
Shield Block. This makes it so
Shield Block now has 2 charges.
- At Level 22, you unlock
Whirlwind, causing the ability to generate Rage instead of spending it.
- At Level 23, you unlock
Enraged Regeneration, the core defensive ability which also increases
Bloodthirst healing.
- At Level 24, you unlock
Heroic Throw, a ranged attack which deals very low damage, primarily used to pull targets from a distance.
- At Level 27, you unlock
Raging Blow, giving the ability a 20% chance to reset its own cooldown.
- At Level 28, you unlock
Rampage, which causes the ability to trigger
Enrage when used.
- At Level 29, you unlock
Berserker Rage, an active ability which removes Fear, Sap, and Incapacitate effects.
- At Level 32, you unlock
Enraged Regeneration, reducing the cooldown by 60 seconds.
- At Level 33, you unlock
Heroic Leap, a mobility tool which moves you quickly to any location you select within its range.
- At Level 34, you unlock
Intimidating Shout, which disorients enemies around you for a short time.
- At Level 37, you unlock
Whirlwind, causing
Whirlwind to provide a two-charge buff which causes your next single-target attacks to hit additional enemies.
- At Level 38, you unlock
Recklessness, the primary offensive cooldown which doubles Rage generation and provides a bonus to critical strike chance.
- At Level 39, you unlock
Battle Shout, a group-wide buff which increases attack power.
- At Level 41, you unlock
Shattering Throw, a damaging ability with a cast time that deals increased damage against absorbs and removes any magical immunities.
- At Level 42, you unlock
Raging Blow, which gives the ability a second charge.
- At Level 43, you unlock
Intervene. This lets you charge to an ally and Intercept all melee and ranged attacks made against them for 6 seconds.
- At Level 44, you unlock
Rampage which increases its damage by an additional 20%.
- At Level 46, you unlock
Rallying Cry, a defensive group cooldown, which increases current and maximum health for a short time.
- At Level 47, you unlock
Spell Reflection. This causes a short buff which reduces magical damage taken and causes any hostile spell cast at you to be reflected back toward its user, affecting them instead.
- At Level 48, you unlock
Bloodthirst, increasing its damage by 30%.
- At Level 49, you unlock
Enrage, providing a 10% movement speed increase when the buff is active.
- At Level 52, you unlock
Recklessness, increasing the duration by 2 seconds.
- At Level 54, you unlock
Challenging Shout. Lets you taunt all enemies to attack you for 6 seconds.
- At Level 56, you unlock
Rallying Cry, increasing the health gained by an additional 5%.
- At Level 58, you unlock
Execute, increasing the damage by an additional 15%.
War Mode Talents to Level Up as a Fury Warrior
The following PvP talents are recommended for leveling and doing solo / small group PvE content. You may find that different PvP talents work better for you depending on your playstyle. Experimentation is encouraged!
Fury Warrior PvP Talents
Barbarian improves mobility and reduces downtime.
Enduring Rage maintains
Enrage.
Slaughterhouse increases damage output and healing, although
Battle Trance is a strong alternative for longer combats.
Congratulations!
Congratulations on reaching Level 60! Now that you have hit Level 60 we recommend you look at our Easy mode page and Talents section to learn how to play at max level.
Changelog
- 09 Mar. 2021: Reviewed for Patch 9.0.5.
- 12 Oct. 2020: Guide added.
This guide has been written by Archimtiros, Warrior class theorycrafter and SimulationCraft developer who has been writing class guides for more than a decade. You can follow him on Twitter or see more of his day to day work in Skyhold, the Warrior Discord.
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