Mistweaver Monk Healing Gear and Best in Slot — Dragonflight 10.1.7
On this page, you will find the best gear and best in slot items for your Mistweaver Monk in World of Warcraft Dragonflight 10.1.7.
BiS Gear Guide for Mistweaver Monks
Because of the diverse nature of gear and the variability of item level due to things like the weekly cache, a true "best in slot" list is slippery. You should always be equipping items that will benefit you based on your stat weights. To acquire said weights, use WoW Analyzer. More on that can be found below.
To find out how to best augment your gear with enchants and gems and optimize your characters with consumables, check out our Gem, Enchant, and Consumable page below.
Gearing up for Dragonflight
Upon reaching Level 70, you have 3 main options to start gearing your character: Dungeons and Raids, PvP such as Arena or Battlegrounds, and world systems like Renown with the four main Reputations.
Once you can get invited to Mythic dungeons, be sure to complete each one during your first week, then look to see if you can find groups for your preferred style of play, be that Mythic+ or Rated PvP.
BiS Gear for Mistweaver Monk
BiS List for Mistweaver Monk
This list contains the highest all-around HPS setup from most sources, for Mistweaver Monk. This does not take into account content-specific weights and instead opts for a primarily item-level-based approach.
In most non-Tier slots, a 447 iLvl Craft is technically optimal since you can customize the secondary stats to your liking. A few 450 iLvl Slots from Mythic Raid are the exception.
447 iLvl Great Vault items from Mythic+ are not listed here, as they are not targetable due to the RNG nature of the Vault. Mythic+ items are included at Item Level 441.
Slot | Item | Source/Note |
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Weapon | ![]() |
Mythic Scalecommander Sarkareth in Aberrus |
Helm | ![]() |
Crafted by Leatherworking. Embellished with
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Neck | ![]() |
Mythic Assault of the Zaqali in Aberrus |
Shoulder | ![]() |
Mythic Echo of Neltharion/Scalecommander Sarkareth in Aberrus |
Cloak | ![]() |
Crafted by Tailoring |
Chest | ![]() |
Inspiration Catalyst, or Mythic Zskarn in Aberrus |
Bracers | ![]() |
Crafted by Leatherworking |
Gloves | ![]() |
Inspiration Catalyst, or Mythic The Forgotten Experiments in Aberrus |
Belt | ![]() |
Crafted by Leatherworking. Embellished with
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Legs | ![]() |
Inspiration Catalyst, or Mythic Rashok |
Boots | ![]() |
Crafted by Leatherworking |
Ring #1 | ![]() |
Crafted by Jewelcrafting. Embellished with
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Ring #2 | ![]() |
Mythic Echo of Neltharion in Aberrus |
Trinket #1 | ![]() |
Mythic The Forgotten Experiments in Aberrus |
Trinket #2 | ![]() |
Mythic Echo of Neltharion in Aberrus |
Mythic+ Gear BiS List for Mistweaver Monk
This list contains the highest HPS setup, with farmable gear from Mythic+ Dungeons and semi-farmable gear from the Dawn of the Infinite megadungeon. This is a great place to start on a relatively new character, as you can infinitely grind out these items from Mythic+.
Slot | Item | Source/Note |
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Weapon | ![]() |
Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr |
Helm | ![]() |
Inspiration Catalyst any 441 Helm |
Neck | ![]() |
Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr |
Shoulder | ![]() |
Inspiration Catalyst any 441 Shoulders |
Cloak | ![]() |
The Vortex Pinnacle |
Chest | ![]() |
Inspiration Catalyst any 441 Chest |
Bracers | ![]() |
Freehold |
Gloves | ![]() |
Inspiration Catalyst any 441 Gloves |
Belt | ![]() |
Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr |
Legs | ![]() |
Iridikron in Dawn of the Infinite |
Boots | ![]() |
Halls of Infusion |
Ring #1 | ![]() |
Freehold |
Ring #2 | ![]() |
Halls of Infusion |
Trinket #1 | ![]() |
Tyr, the Infinite Keeper in Dawn of the Infinite/td> |
Trinket #2 | ![]() |
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Raid Gear BiS List for Mistweaver Monk
This list contains the highest HPS setup, only using gear from the Aberrus Raid.
This list is mostly useful for informing your organized guild of what loot is optimal for you for loot distribution purposes.
Slot | Item | Source/Note |
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Weapon | ![]() |
Scalecommander Sarkareth |
Helm | ![]() |
Magmorax |
Neck | ![]() |
Assault of the Zaqali |
Shoulder | ![]() |
Echo of Neltharion |
Cloak | ![]() |
Scalecommander Sarkareth |
Chest | ![]() |
Zskarn |
Bracers | ![]() |
Kazzara |
Gloves | ![]() |
The Forgotten Experiments |
Belt | ![]() |
Rashok |
Legs | ![]() |
Rashok |
Boots | ![]() |
Zskarn |
Ring #1 | ![]() |
Rashok |
Ring #2 | ![]() |
Mythic Echo of Neltharion in Aberrus |
Trinket #1 | ![]() |
Mythic The Forgotten Experiments in Aberrus |
Trinket #2 | ![]() |
Mythic Echo of Neltharion in Aberrus |
Trinkets
The ranking system is as follows:
- A Tier: These trinkets are by far the strongest and are always good options.
- B Tier: are slightly weaker than A but may be lacking in certain areas.
- C Tier: are middling trinkets that have either difficult-to-use effects or random procs that drastically reduce their effective value.
- D Tier: These are generally worthless trinkets you should avoid.
"Rashok's Molten Heart" Tier
Rashok's Molten Heart is an outlier, and as such I am giving it its own tier
above A Tier. This is an extremely powerful trinket; there's basically nothing wrong with it. It gives
primary stat, mana regen, a bonus healing effect, and overhealing protection. On top of
that, its proc rate scales with haste, making it a perfect addition to our arsenal.
A Tier
Neltharion's Call to Dominance from Aberrus
Echoing Tyrstone from Dawn of the Infinite
Ominous Chromatic Essence from Aberrus
Screaming Black Dragonscale from Aberrus
Whispering Incarnate Icon from Vault of the Incarnates
Broodkeeper's Promise from Vault of the Incarnates
Spoils of Neltharus from Neltharus
Flask of the Solemn Night from Court of Stars
Alacritous Alchemist Stone from Alchemy
Mote of Sanctification from Halls of Valor
B Tier
Rainsong from The Vortex Pinnacle
Voidmender's Shadowgem from Shadowmoon Burial Grounds
Conjured Chillglobe from Vault of the Incarnates
Horn of Valor from Halls of Valor
Time-Breaching Talon from Uldaman: Legacy of Tyr
Irideus Fragment from Halls of Infusion
Erupting Spear Fragment from Neltharus
Miniature Singing Stone from The Nokhud Offensive
C Tier
Talisman of the Cragshaper from Neltharion's Lair
Emerald Coach's Whistle from Algeth'ar Academy
Tome of Unstable Power from The Azure Vault
Kyrakka's Searing Embers from Ruby Life Pools
D Tier
Water's Beating Heart from Halls of Infusion
Ruby Whelp Shell from Ruby Life Pools
Umbrelskul's Fractured Heart from The Azure Vault
Dawn of the Infinite Trinkets for Mistweaver Monk
The Patch 10.1.5 Megadungeon, Dawn of the Infinite, introduces several unique, new items. All items in the dungeon drop at Item Level 437 but can be upgraded to 441! The two trinkets that are available to Mistweavers, while likely not an upgrade over the "BiS" trinkets you can attain in Aberrus, they do offer some interesting effects.
Echoing Tyrstone has static intellect as well as an on-use that lets you store a sizeable amount of healing once every 2 minutes. When anyone drops below 35%, it will heal them and anyone around them for the stored amount, as well as granting them a haste buff. It's also very easy to charge up by simply using a decently stacked
Sheilun's Gift.
Mirror of Fractured Tomorrows Is another static primary stat trinket that has a large on-use haste buff on a 3-minute cooldown. In addition to the extra haste, it will also summon a clone of yourself that will cast spells based on your spec.
Embellishments
With the updated crafting system introduced in Dragonflight, we have also seen the introduction of a new way to add interesting effects to your crafted gear: Embellishments. When an item is being crafted, you can add a reagent that will cause that piece of gear to have a specific proc, depending on the reagent used. Additionally, some pieces of gear come with embellishments already on them. You can wear a maximum of 2 pieces of embellished gear.
The following are the best Embellishments for Mistweaver Monk:
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Magazine of Healing Darts — This embellishment will randomly spit out healing to your group on a fairly high proc rate. However, it does have a high propensity to overheal, so it loses value in smaller groups and Mythic+.
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Potion Absorption Inhibitor — The benefits of this can be somewhat marginal, however it can be paired with a
Potion of Chilled Clarity to regen mana while doing the rotation we would normally do while under the effects of
Mana Tea or
Innervate
It should also be noted that you can get a bonus quality of life embellishment that
doesn't count towards your total in the form of Alchemical Flavor Pocket. It extends the duration of
your food buff, as well as causing it to persist through death. Perfect for progressing on new bosses or pushing higher Mythic+
Tier Sets
Tier Sets are a group of items that provide you with bonuses depending on how many items of that group you equip. These are always dropped from raids, but you can also acquire them from your Great Vault or by upgrading items via the Inspiration Catalyst. The bonuses for Mistweavers are as follows:
Monk Mistweaver 10.1 Class Set 2pc —
Renewing Mist has a 4% chance to proc
Soulfang Infusion which regenerates 3% of your mana over 3 seconds on a 6-second internal cooldown.
Monk Mistweaver 10.1 Class Set 4pc — Any time you drink Tea (
Mana Tea) or
Thunder Focus Tea, or any time you gain
Soulfang Infusion, you gain a buff that increases the healing of your
Renewing Mist and
Vivify by 40% for 6 seconds.
These bonuses are so powerful that they open up alternate talent builds designed to capitalize on the healing bonus they provide. Check out our talent build guides for more info!
Onyx Annulet for Mistweaver Monks
In Patch 10.0.7 Blizzard introduced the Onyx Annulet, a then powerful ring that was customizable with Primordial Stones. The power of this ring was already waning by the beginning of Season 2, and now , with the 40% nerfs to the Stones brought in by patch 10.1.5, this ring is no longer worth acquiring.
Changelog
- 04 Sep. 2023: Reintroduced BiS Lists, and updated for 10.1.7.
- 10 Jul. 2023: Added Dawn of the Infinite section.
- 24 May 2023: Added Cataclysm Timewalking Section.
- 06 May 2023: Added Aberrus Trinkets.
- 01 May 2023: Updated for 10.1
- 25 Mar. 2023: Adjusted the Onyx Annulet section to reflect the buffs to Primordial Gemstones.
- 20 Mar. 2023: Added section of Onyx Annulet.
- 24 Jan. 2023: Reviewed for Patch 10.0.5.
- 13 Jan. 2023: Added Embellishment section.
- 11 Dec. 2022: Reformatted the page, added a tier list for Trinkets.
- 28 Nov. 2022: Updated for Dragonflight launch.
- 25 Oct. 2022: Updated for Dragonflight pre-patch.
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This guide has been written by Dhaubbs a Mistweaver Monk theorycrafter, and moderator on the Monk Discord Peak of Serenity. He raids in Big Dumb Guild on Illidan-US, where he also produces encounter videos. You can follow him on Twitter, Twitch, and/or YouTube.
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