Fury Warrior PvP Guide (Dragonflight 10.2)

Fury Warrior takes on the style of playing very aggressively, attempting to end the game as quickly as possible through decimating damage output and Slaughterhouse, capable of doing some of the strongest single-target pressure in the game. Fury Warrior does not bring a whole lot of utility but still has key abilities, such as Intervene and Disarm. The new addition of the talent system in Dragonflight has brought a lot of beneficial powers for Fury Warrior, namely that you can now use Storm Bolt, Impending Victory and Double Time at the same time.

Fury Warrior is currently doing mediocre in the meta, being able to deal high amounts of damage and sustain a lot of healing output, but is generally outperformed by the higher-end meta melee classes. Slaughterhouse can equalize this in some matchups, but the meta does not favor this currently.

• Ignore Pain no longer contributes towards Anger Management
• Safeguard and Battlefield Commander are two new PvP talents
• Storm of Destruction has been redesigned to apply a strong slow instead of Mortal Wounds
• Warrior Arms 10.2 Class Set 2pc and Warrior Arms 10.2 Class Set 4pc is this season's tier set

Strengths

• High sustained damage.
• Recklessness gives a lot of burst damage.
• High mobility.
• Incredible healing output.
• Enraged Regeneration is a strong defensive and useable while stunned.

Weaknesses

• Struggles against consistent ranged slows.
• Lack of Bladestorm means high vulnerability to being hit with CC.
• Not a lot of utility.
• Choice of PvP talents is minimal.