Fury Warrior PvP Guide — Midnight (12.0.1)

Warrior's toolkit brings some unique benefits that no other class in the game bring. One of your more fundamental team utilities is your ability to Intervene incoming attacks, and deter a lot of incoming damage with Disarm, Safeguard, and more.

However, even though Fury Warrior brings a lot of tools, they are mostly mediocre tools individually, giving you a jack-of-all-trades swiss army knife toolkit: adapt at dealing with most situations, but being the best at none of them.

Fury Warrior has decent mobility, the most out of the plate classes, but is very mediocre, if not slightly underperforming. Especially in comparison to other classes, who either compensate their lack of mobility with range (Retribution Paladin / Unholy Death Knight) or have vastly superior mobility (Havoc Demon Hunter / Windwalker Monk).

Fury Warrior has very strong defensive capability, between Enraged Regeneration, Spell Reflection, Defensive Stance, and more. Arguably, you have the strongest damage mitigation toolkit in the game.

Your primary weakness is your low self healing, as you are very reliant on healers to stay at high health.

Fury Warrior is a simplistic melee with a strong damage profile and straightforward win conditions.

Fury has an easy to learn rotation, with Rampage as the only spender, and all your other abilities being generators. You can see a see a lot of value from Fury Warrior even in the lower ratings, and will have plenty of room to improve and expand your skill as you hit higher ratings, where Fury Warrior struggles a lot more, as enemies become better at exploiting your mobility.