Fury Warrior DPS Mythic+ Tips — Dragonflight 10.2

Mythic+ features a whole new rotation of dungeons pulled from past expansions, alongside the Dawn of the Infinite mega-dungeon! This helps keep Mythic+ fresh and exciting, with a completely new rotation of dungeons each season.

Mythic+ Dungeons, especially high-level ones, make up the highest level of competitive PvE content that WoW has to offer aside from Mythic raiding.

Fury Warriors continue to be well suited to Mythic+ dungeon content, offering strong burst and an easy time switching between single and multi-target damage. While not the absolute strongest class, they should be capable of competing within high keys without significant issue.

Because the majority of Mythic+ revolves around dealing with multiple targets, Fury follows the basic multi-target priority laid out in the Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities page. The key difference is in predicting the layout of the dungeon and knowing when to save cooldowns versus when to use them. Smartly saving your cooldowns when a target is about to die and instead using it on a fresh pack that will survive the duration of your burst damage is far more efficient and will help your group finish on time.

If you are unfamiliar with Mythic+ and its associated general mechanics, you can read more about it on our Dragonflight Mythic+ Season 3 page below.

Upon obtaining the T31 tier set, Fury Warriors will transition to an Annihilator playstyle, which focuses heavily on Bloodthirst, while dropping Ravager and Onslaught in favor of Odyn's Fury. As this is a significant change, please review the Talents guide for more information.

Remember that you can easily import the talent tree below into the game with either of the two "Copy Export String" buttons:

Fury Warriors have a lot of talent choice when it comes to Mythic+, with the flexibility to bring extra defensives, utility, and tailor their damage to the expected situation.

• Offensively, Improved Whirlwind and Meat Cleaver is the most important talents, as they are necessary to allow Fury Warriors to cleave their single target rotation onto multiple enemies.
• Prior to obtaining the T31 tier set, Ravager and Anger Management are the key components of Fury AoE. After obtaining the set, those will be traded out in favor of Odyn's Fury and Reckless Abandon.
• Defensively, Defensive Stance and Spell Reflection are indispensable, while Impending Victory, Pain and Gain, and Bitter Immunity have more leeway depending on how difficult the dungeon is and how much you trust the healer!
• Utility-wise, Storm Bolt is a very important tool, while Piercing Howl, Berserker Rage, Berserker Shout, and Intimidating Shout are a little more circumstantial. Many groups will already provide passive slows, and not all dungeons have fear effects.
• Shockwave is also a very powerful tool, and much easier to access than in the past, resulting in a very minor damage loss in exchange for more lockdown potential.

For the most part, dealing AoE damage is very similar to the normal single target rotation, simply ensuring that the Whirlwind buff is always active in order to cleave those single target abilities. Because of the nature of dungeons, however, with mobs dying constantly and there sometimes being downtime in between packs, we recommend taking the following extra considerations.

Note that the information below specifically pertains to Mythic+. If you require more general information, you should go to the main Rotation page below.

The Fury Warrior AoE rotation focuses on frequent use of burst cooldowns while cleaving the normal rotation single target rotation. With the full T30 set bonus, Bloodthirst becomes more important but is still only used periodically to apply Cold Steel, Hot Blood rather than strictly on cooldown. To facilitate this, use the Bloodthirst Crit Tracker WeakAura to help time Bloodthirst casts when they will have a 100% chance to crit and guarantee debuff application. Upon obtaining the T31 tier set, however, Bloodthirst becomes the main rotational ability, and the WeakAura is no longer needed.

1. Open with Avatar, Recklessness, and Charge whenever possible
2. Whirlwind to apply its buff, allowing abilities to cleave multiple targets
3. Drop Ravager in the middle of a group of targets
4. Rampage or Onslaught to trigger Enrage
5. Use Spear of Bastion or Thunderous Roar
6. Bloodthirst at 6+ stacks of Merciless Assault to apply Cold Steel Hot Blood
7. Rampage should be used as often as possible to Enrage and avoid Rage capping
8. Continue the single target rotation, ensuring that Enrage and the Whirlwind buff are maintained as much as possible.

1. Open with Recklessness and Charge whenever possible
2. Odyn's Fury will automatically apply Enrage, Avatar, and Whirlwind buff when Titanic Rage is talented, as well as the T31 Furious Bloodthirst buff
3. Use Spear of Bastion or Thunderous Roar early in order to maximize their effectiveness against as many targets as possible
4. Rampage to trigger the Reckless Abandon buff and maintain Enrage
5. Bloodbath to benefit from the T31 Furious Bloodthirst buff
6. Rampage to refresh the Reckless Abandon buff
7. Bloodbath to benefit from the T31 Furious Bloodthirst buff
8. Avatar will automatically cast Odyn's Fury again, reapplying the Whirlwind and Furious Bloodthirst buffs
9. Continue the single target rotation, ensuring that Enrage and the Whirlwind buff are maintained as much as possible.

Battle Shout increases attack power by 5%, which applies to all melee specs and Warrior abilities, even those which do not deal purely Physical damage.

Pummel is crucial in Mythic+ as interrupting dangerous spell casts is of the utmost importance.

Rallying Cry applies to the entire party, making it a strong defensive tool during periods of group-wide damage or a personal cooldown as needed.

Spell Reflection is exceptional in Mythic+, either for reducing the damage of powerful debuffs, or reflecting high damage and debilitating effects. Although the ability can be used quite often due to its low cooldown, properly identifying which abilities should be reflected is key, as it can completely nullify dangerous effects and render some enemies completely harmless.

Storm Bolt and Shockwave are other useful tools in stopping enemy attacks and spellcasts. Intimidating Shout can also be used as a faux stun, but much less often due to the long cooldown.

Berserker Rage is a nice tool for breaking fears, while Berserker Shout will apply the effect to the entire party, though this is somewhat niche and will not be applicable to all dungeons.

Piercing Howl is a very good slow, but its cooldown makes it less reliable than the more passive options other classes may bring. Thunder Clap is a very mediocre slow, but you will often have it applied anyway.

When choosing your trinkets, there are two avenues of approach. The first is maximizing burst in conjunction with your cooldowns, while the second is maximizing a single target in order to perform better on bosses. We recommend simulating yourself on Raidbots using the Patchwerk option for raids and single-target and DungeonSlice (Mythic+/AoE Fights) Fight Styles. Usually, we recommend using trinkets that proc stats rather than single-target damage dealers.

You can also get a quick overview of good Mythic+ Trinkets on our Gearing page, specifically the Simulation chart for multi-target scenarios.

Most Mythic+ affixes require no special setup or gameplay considerations for Fury Warriors, although there are a few interactions to be aware of.

• Afflicted spawns cannot be dealt with as a Warrior.
• Entangling can be easily handled with Heroic Leap to instantly break the root.
• Incorporeal spawns can be stunned or feared, but Warriors have no long-duration CC to handle them completely on their own.
• Spiteful spawns can be dangerous if you are not aware of their spawning, but are easily controlled by using Storm Bolt or Intimidating Shout, allowing ample time to get away from or kill them.
• Storming damage can be reduced with Spell Reflection, but it will not prevent the knock-up.