Fury Warrior DPS Gear and Best in Slot — Dragonflight 10.0.2

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.

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.

Dragonflight launch is limited to pre-seasonal content, which means players will rely on base World Quest, Crafting, and base Mythic dungeon difficulty gear. As much of this gear will be replaced as soon as Season 1 begins, players should simply focus on maximizing item level, rather than tightly polishing this temporary gear set.

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 the two types is fairly small, though two-handed weapons are generally better due to special effects found on specific raid weapons and, are also easier to gear for by switching to Arms loot specialization. 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 weapon together at the same time.

This Best in Slot list represents the best combination of gear obtainable within all three raids and the new Mythic+ dungeons, though due to the weekly rotation and Great Vault loot, it is possible to obtain other competitive items that may change your gearing. Because not everyone is a Mythic raider, PvP Gladiator, or clears Mythic+20 every week, this list is more of a guideline for the best pieces to look for, 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	Earthshaker's Steel Visor	Halls of Infusion
Neck	Bromach's Disentombed Locket	Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr
Shoulders	Pauldrons of Immutable Truth	Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr
Cloak	Cloak of Lost Devotion	The Azure Vault
Chest	Cuirass of Irreparable Madness	The Azure Vault
Wrists	Excavated Earthen Wristslabs	Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr
Gloves	Gauntlets of Incalculable Power	Halls of Infusion
Belt	Illusion Breaker's Waistguard	The Azure Vault
Legs	Drake Hunter's Greaves	The Nokhud Offensive
Boots	Pristine Magma Stompers	Neltharus
Ring #1	Circle of Ascended Frost	Halls of Infusion
Ring #2	Scalebane Signet	Neltharus
Trinket #1	Homeland Raid Horn	Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr
Trinket #2	Idol of Trampling Hooves	The Nokhud Offensive
Weapon #1	Ley-Line Tracer	The Azure Vault
Weapon #2	Bough of Deterioration	Brackenhide Hollow

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 assessing your own pieces should they vary in item level or bonuses. As always, simming your own gear is recommended.