Fury Warrior DPS Gear and Best in Slot — The War Within (11.1.5)

Welcome to our Fury Warrior Gear and BiS Page for The War Within Season 2. Check this page to learn everything you need to know about gearing a Fury Warrior, including the BiS Gear from all sources, Raiding and Mythic+, information on the best Trinkets, Tier Sets, and much more.

For discussion and information on Stats specifically, check out our Stats page below.

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BiS Gear for Fury Warrior

Overall BiS List for Season 2 Liberation of Undermine Gear BiS List Mythic+ Gear BiS List

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Season 2 Overall BiS List for Fury Warrior

This list contains the Best in Slot Gear from all sources for Season 2 of The War Within.

Slot	Item	Source/Note
Mainhand Weapon	Best-in-Slots (678)	Mythic+ One-Armed Bandit in Liberation of Undermine
Offhand Weapon	Capital Punisher (678)	Mythic+ Chrome King Gallywix in Liberation of Undermine
Helm	Enforcer's Backalley Faceshield (678)	One-Armed Bandit in Liberation of Undermine
Neck	Strapped Rescue-Keg (678)	Cinderbrew Meadery
Shoulder	Enforcer's Backalley Shoulderplates (678)	Rik Reverb in Liberation of Undermine
Cloak	Consecrated Cloak (675)	Crafted — Tailoring
Chest	Enforcer's Backalley Vestplate (678)	Sprocketmonger Lockenstock in Liberation of Undermine
Bracers	Everforged Vambraces (675)	Crafted — Blacksmithing
Gloves	Enforcer's Backalley Crushers (678)	Cauldron of Carnage in Liberation of Undermine
Belt	Lightning-Conductor's Bands (678)	The Rookery
Legs	Thunder-Clad Legguards (678)	The Rookery
Boots	Devoted Plate Walkers (678)	Priory of the Sacred Flame
Ring #1	Cyrce's Circlet (658)	Siren Isle
Ring #2	The Jastor Diamond (678)	Chrome King Gallywix in Liberation of Undermine
Trinket #1	Mechano-Core Amplifier (665)	Delves
Trinket #2	Eye of Kezan (678)	Chrome King Gallywix in Liberation of Undermine

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Liberation of Undermine Gear BiS List for Fury Warrior

This list contains the best gear dropping specifically inside the Liberation of Undermine raid in Season 2 of The War Within.

Slot	Item	Source/Note
Mainhand Weapon	Best-in-Slots (678)	Mythic+ One-Armed Bandit in Liberation of Undermine
Offhand Weapon	Capital Punisher (678)	Mythic+ Chrome King Gallywix in Liberation of Undermine
Helm	Enforcer's Backalley Faceshield (678)	One-Armed Bandit in Liberation of Undermine
Neck	Semi-Charmed Amulet (678)	Rik Reverb in Liberation of Undermine
Shoulder	Enforcer's Backalley Shoulderplates (678)	Rik Reverb in Liberation of Undermine
Cloak	Undercircuit Racing Flag (678)	Vexie and the Geargrinders in Liberation of Undermine
Chest	Enforcer's Backalley Vestplate (678)	Sprocketmonger Lockenstock in Liberation of Undermine
Bracers	Revved-Up Vambraces (678)	Vexie and the Geargrinders in Liberation of Undermine
Gloves	Enforcer's Backalley Crushers (678)	Cauldron of Carnage in Liberation of Undermine
Belt	Coin-Operated Girdle (678)	One-Armed Bandit in Liberation of Undermine
Legs	Enforcer's Backalley Chausses (678)	Stix Bunkjunker in Liberation of Undermine
Boots	Cutthroat Competition Stompers (678)	Chrome King Gallywix in Liberation of Undermine
Ring #1	Faded Championship Ring (678)	Cauldron of Carnage in Liberation of Undermine
Ring #2	The Jastor Diamond (678)	Chrome King Gallywix in Liberation of Undermine
Trinket #1	House of Cards (678)	One-Armed Bandit in Liberation of Undermine
Trinket #2	Eye of Kezan (678)	Chrome King Gallywix in Liberation of Undermine

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Mythic+ Gear BiS List for Fury Warrior

This list contains the best gear dropping specifically from Mythic+ dungeons in Season 2 of The War Within. This makes them more easily farmable, though at a lower item level than what is available from Mythic Raid or The Great Vault, so they are not necessarily the absolute best drops or the best consolidated set of gear.

Slot	Item	Source/Note
Mainhand Weapon	Poleaxe of Somber Fate (652)	Mythic+ Darkflame Cleft
Offhand Weapon	Poleaxe of Somber Fate (652)	Mythic+ Darkflame Cleft
Helm	Apogee Inventor's Goggles (652)	Mythic+ Operation: Mechagon
Neck	Strapped Rescue-Keg (652)	Mythic+ Cinderbrew Meadery
Shoulder	Foam-Ridden Pauldrons (652)	Mythic+ Cinderbrew Meadery
Cloak	Electrician's Siphoning Filter (652)	Mythic+ Operation: Floodgate
Chest	Mechanized Plate Chasse (652)	Mythic+ The MOTHERLODE!!
Bracers	Stonefury Vambraces (652)	Mythic+ Cinderbrew Meadery
Gloves	Jumpstarter's Scaffold-Scrapers (652)	Mythic+ Operation: Floodgate
Belt	Lightning-Conductor's Bands (652)	Mythic+ The Rookery
Legs	Galvanized Oxxein Legguards (652)	Mythic+ Theater of Pain
Boots	Hops-Laden Greatboots (652)	Mythic+ Cinderbrew Meadery
Ring #1	Footbomb Championship Ring (652)	Mythic+ The MOTHERLODE!!
Ring #2	85-Year Tenure Ring (652)	Mythic+ Cinderbrew Meadery
Trinket #1	Improvised Seaforium Pacemaker (652)	Mythic+ Operation: Floodgate
Trinket #2	Grim Codex (652)	Mythic+ Theater of Pain

Going into Season 2, Cyrce's Circlet remains a formidable option, competitive against even the highest level Mythic rings. Although this is expected to change at some point, players should continue to use the ring until such a point that it is nerfed, and those who do not yet have it should make a point of obtaining and empowering it.

It is highly recommended to sim yourself to figure out the best choices and combinations of gems for your specific gear set, though these are generally the preferred gems to slot into Cyrce's Circlet:

• For raid content, prioritize Fathomdweller's Runed Citrine, Stormbringer's Runed Citrine, and Windsinger's Runed Citrine.
• For Mythic+/heavy AoE, instead use Fathomdweller's Runed Citrine, Stormbringer's Runed Citrine, and Legendary Skipper's Citrine.

For more information on how to get the ring, as well as acquiring all of the different gems that you can possibly socket into it, check out our Cyrce's Circlet guide below!

Throughout this page, we regularly refer to the importance of simming yourself on Raidbots, as it is an indispensable aspect of optimizing your character.

While we do offer generic sim charts for Trinkets, this should not be a replacement for simming yourself, at least not if you want to minmax sub-1%!

If you are new to simming and Raidbots, check out our detailed guide below.

Our BiS Crafts are pretty straightforward. We want 2x Duskthread Lining on Cloak and either Bracers or Boots, due to those being the lowest stat budget gear slots. Crafting a weapon with Darkmoon Sigil: Ascension paired with Writhing Armor Banding on another piece of gear is also a strong early consideration for players who anticipate trouble getting weapons, but due to the new cantrip weapons available in Season 2, it is not advised for the majority of players.

Fury Warriors should generally craft Haste/Mastery onto their gear, though at higher gear levels, Versatility often overtakes Haste. While stat weights may change depending on what gear you currently have available, it is easier to gear around your crafts than to continually recraft your gear.

Note that Embellishments are in a very odd state of tuning, and players cannot craft maximum item-level gear in the first weeks anyway, so it is highly recommended not to craft anything until it is felt as though it is needed, generally right before you head into serious raid or Mythic+ progression. The longer you can wait with crafting, the better information you, and this guide, will have on the best Crafts. Crafting early and then having the recommendation change because of tuning by Blizzard is a possibility, and the goal should be to avoid this happening as much as possible.

1. Consecrated Cloak — currently the best embellishment.
2. Everforged Vambraces — doubling up on the same. Everforged Sabatons or Everforged Greatbelt are also an acceptable alternatives.
3. Next, fill low-item level holes in your gear, preferring weapons or pieces of gear you are not likely to replace quickly.
4. At this point, you are mostly done crafting. You can spend future Sparks on off-spec items, alternatively statted crafts for different situations, and so on.

Do note that using crests on crafted gear is much less efficient than upgrading gear directly, so it is generally a good idea to craft at Heroic item level, and only upgrading to Mythic after more important upgrades have been completed.

You will be able to upgrade your items via Crests such as Gilded Undermine Crest. Once you have upgraded a slot to a certain item level, upgrading other items of that slot to that item level is free.

When you upgrade with Crests, you should think of it as upgrading slots and not items.

Additionally, since Crests are a limited resource, you will want to obtain the highest item-level possible before upgrading a given slot, as this means you will spend fewer Crests on that slot in total. If you are at all capable of doing a +9 Dungeon, for example, it would be a VERY bad idea to upgrade an item from a +8 Dungeon, as those are wasted Crests you may not get back for a very long time.

We see a ton of players, even at a high level, mess up their upgrade priorities, and upgrading prematurely. Getting this right will put you far ahead of most players.

Below is the slot priority you should upgrade your items in. If you ever want to deviate from this, you should have a very good reason.

1. Weapons
2. Trinkets
3. Helm/Chest/Legs
4. Shoulders/Gloves/Belt/Boots
5. Rings and Necks
6. Cloaks and Bracers

Note that exceptions are possible, such as special items that have more Item Level scaling than their slot would imply.

Patch 11.1.5 offers a way to acquire specific items from Liberation of Undermine through the new Counterfeit Dealer's Chip.

We recommend you spend your Cartel Chips on the following items in rough order of priority, though if there is any doubt, remember to sim yourself in order to determine the best upgrade for you.

• Best-in-Slots — The best weapon available this tier, due to its extra on-use effect.
• The Jastor Diamond — Very rare ring with an extra effect placing it above all others.
• Eye of Kezan — Strongest overall raid trinket.
• House of Cards — Strongest overall Mythic+ trinket.
• Capital Punisher — Best off-hand weapon due to its extra effect, this may be prioritized slightly higher or lower depending on what other weapons or trinkets you have.

The Tier Set is comprised of 5 items, all carrying the Enforcer's Backalley moniker. Unique DPS bonuses are unlocked when wearing 2 or 4 pieces from the set:

• Warrior Fury 11.1 Class Set 2pc — Your abilities have a chance to start a Winning Streak! increasing the damage of Rampage by 2%, stacking up to 10 times. Rampage has a 15% chance to end your Winning Streak! Despite the convoluted wording, this is a very straightforward damage bonus, quickly building up in combat with a small chance of ending every time Rampage is cast.
• Warrior Fury 11.1 Class Set 4pc — When you gain a stack of Winning Streak! you have an even chance to either cause your next Bloodthirst to deal 15% increased damage and have 25% increased chance to critically strike or cause your next Raging Blow to deal 15% increased damage and generate 2 additional Rage. Simply put, every time Winning Streak! is triggered, another buff will also activate, benefitting either Bloodthirst or Raging Blow. This happens very quickly, and can even overlap, allowing both abilities to be buffed at the same time. Although it may seem as though players should prioritize whichever ability is currently buffed, the effect triggers frequently enough that it is typically better to just follow the regular rotation.

Although both bonuses are nice, neither are explicitly played around, instead handled passively while going about the normal rotation. That said, both have good uptime, so players will benefit from them regularly.

You only need 4 pieces out of 5 to get both set bonuses, so we recommend you get all items except for the Legs, and check out the BiS List for more information. Remember that you can use the Matrix Catalyst to convert regular items (from Mythic+, for example) into Tier pieces.