Fury Warrior DPS Gear and Best in Slot — Shadowlands 9.1.5

Welcome to our Gearing Page for Fury Warrior, this section will cover everything you need to know about equipping your character correctly.

If you have a new piece of gear that you need gems and enchants advice for, you can find everything you need on our dedicated page below.

At this stage in the game, and despite the stat priority, there are so many variables and so many layers of optimization that you can apply to your character, that there is no way for a guide or anything else to tell you exactly what gear you should wear. This is why we always recommend simulating your own character using Raidbots. The website can help you choose set bonuses, trinkets and combinations thereof in a way that is tailored completely to your specific character. Learning to use this tool is essential to maximizing your potential, as there is simply no other way to take all the variables into account.

The Droptimizer feature from Raidbots lets you identify which dungeons and Raid Bosses you should spend your Bonus Rolls on. It simulates all of the potential upgrades in a raid or a dungeon, and lists the bosses/dungeons by rank order of how much DPS you can expect to gain from bonus rolling on it. We have a guide for it that you can access using the link below.

While we heavily recommend simming yourself, you can find some of our general simulations on the dedicated page below.

Fury Warriors Legendaries depend largely on their choice of Covenant:

• Venthyr will use Sinful Surge in the Neck slot.
• Night Fae will use Nature's Fury in the Cloak slot.
• Necrolords will use Glory in the Waist slot.
• Kyrian will use Signet of Tormented Kings in a Ring slot.
• All Covenants will use a Signet of Tormented Kings ring for Mythic+ and multitarget raid encounters, although Night Fae can circumstantially use Nature's Fury Cloak and Kyrian can use Elysian Might Legs instead.

While there is virtually no statistical difference, all Legendaries should be crafted in slots which do not conflict with Shards of Domination sockets from the Sanctum of Domination raid. For Plate wearers, this means Helm, Shoulder, Chest, Hands, and Wrists are slots which you do not want to craft Legendary items in.

For a more detailed explanation of Legendary picks worth looking at, and when you should consider crafting or using them, look at our dedicated Legendary page below:

Shards of Domination are a new system of upgradeable gems socketable in specific armor pieces found within the Sanctum of Domination raid. There are nine gems in total, split in to three types — Blood, Frost, and Unholy — each of which has one damage, one defensive, and one utility gem. Players will be able to equip a maximum of five Shards of Domination, while wearing three of the same type will grant a special set bonus active only within The Maw and its sub-zones, including the new raid. Because of this extra, unbudgeted value, it is important to maximize Shard usage, ensuring that three of the same set are worn to gain the set bonus along with the damage gems from the other two sets.

If you would like to know more about the remaining Domination Shards' effects, their set bonuses, or how to upgrade their effects into even more potent forms, please see our official guide detailing everything about this new system of Patch 9.1:

Beginning in Patch 9.0.5, gear may be upgraded with Valor Points, a new currency gained from a variety of activities. While we have a dedicated Valor page covering the details of the system, the important thing to know is that items can only be upgraded to a maximum of 220 item level, making them less competitive than Great Vault, Mythic Raid, and PvP gear. That said, upgrading low item level slots, particularly weapons or trinkets, can help fill gaps in your gearing whenever you do not have access to higher item level pieces.

With the addition of Legion Timewalking Mythic+ dungeons becoming available in early December, several new items will become available. Although the gear will be capped to a lower item level than items available from the Sanctum of Domination raid and will not be obtainable from the Great Vault, they can be upgraded through Valor, which may allow for some upgrades. While Legion Timewalking gear has not yet been fully evaluated, it is expected that the Jeweled Signet of Melandrus from the Court of Stars will be a high priority item due to the special increase in auto attack damage.

Many people have a tendency to overthink the distribution of their secondary stats. An important thing to remember is that a higher quantity of stats is nearly always better than a better quality of stats. Because of this, wearing higher item level gear with worse stats tends to be better than lower item level gear with great stats. Keep this in mind when considering gear. For more stats information, please refer to our dedicated page.

Fury Warriors now have the option of dual-wielding one or two-handed weapons, giving them more flexibility in gearing than ever before. Currently, the difference between them is very small, to the point where it is more important to use the highest item level weapons available, rather than solely pursue one or the other. Keep in mind that you must still use two of the same type, and should not use a one-handed weapon and a two-handed together at the same time.

This Best in Slot list represents the best combination of gear obtainable within Castle Nathria, but due to the existence of Mythic+ dungeons and weekly caches, it is possible to obtain other competitive items as well. Because not everyone is a Mythic raider, PvP Gladiator, or clears Mythic+15 every week, this list is more of a guideline for the best pieces to keep an eye out from Castle Nathria, and we recommend using Raidbots to sim the items you actually have available to you in order to find your best combination of gear.

Slot	Raid Item	Source
Helm	Valorous Visage of Krexus	Kel'Thuzad in Sanctum of Domination
Neck	Interplanar Keystone	Kel'Thuzad in Sanctum of Domination
Shoulders	Spires of Broken Hope	Sylvanas Windrunner in Sanctum of Domination
Cloak	Cloak of Scarred Honor	Soulrender Dormazain in Sanctum of Domination
Chest	Ancient Colossus Chassis	Guardian of the First Ones in Sanctum of Domination
Wrists	Vyraz's Parade Cuffs	Kel'Thuzad in Sanctum of Domination
Gloves	Kyra's Unending Protectors	The Nine in Sanctum of Domination
Belt	Disintegration-Proof Waistband	Guardian of the First Ones in Sanctum of Domination
Legs	Agatha's Gothic Greaves	The Nine in Sanctum of Domination
Boots	Greaves of Haunting Ruination	Sylvanas Windrunner in Sanctum of Domination
Ring #1	Sworn Oath of the Nine	The Nine in Sanctum of Domination
Ring #2	Miniature Breaking Wheel	Painsmith Raznal in Sanctum of Domination
Trinket #1	Old Warrior's Soul	Sylvanas Windrunner in Sanctum of Domination
Trinket #2	Titanic Ocular Gland	The Eye of the Jailer in Sanctum of Domination
Weapon #1	Jaithys, the Prison Blade	Kel'Thuzad in Sanctum of Domination
Weapon #2	Jaithys, the Prison Blade	Kel'Thuzad in Sanctum of Domination

The Droptimizer feature from Raidbots lets you identify which dungeons and Raid Bosses you should spend your Bonus Rolls on. It simulates all of the potential upgrades in a raid or a dungeon, and lists the bosses/dungeons by rank order of how much DPS you can expect to gain from bonus rolling on it. We have a guide for it that you can access using the link below.

Class damage buffs and debuffs such as Enrage do not increase the damage of non-class spells, such as potions, enchants, and trinket damage.

This trinket list compares all current trinkets at various equal item levels, meant as a guideline to help prioritize upgrades, so care should be taken when asssessing your own pieces should they vary in item level or bonuses. As always, simming your own gear is recommended.