Outlaw Rogue DPS Gems, Enchants, and Consumables — The War Within (11.1.7)

This section specifically covers the optimal gems, enchants, food, and flasks to use for your character. To get a more detailed rundown of the different stats for Outlaw Rogue, please visit our dedicated Stats page.

Many consumables, like enchants, gems, or potions, are available at multiple different ranks. If you are unable to afford the highest rank for any of them, you can safely choose a lower rank one instead, at the cost of some DPS.

The choice of gems is highly dependent on your gear. Each of the four secondary stats can easily be your highest simming stat depending on the current gear you are wearing, and as a result, the choice of gems and ring enchants can vary a lot. We highly recommend simming yourself to find out the best set of gems for your character specifically via Raidbots.

You should use Culminating Blasphemite in one socket for absolute maximum DPS. Alternatively you can play Elusive Blasphemite for a very tiny DPS loss (less than 1%), and gain a sizable amount of movement speed instead. This is recommended.. Then, you should ensure you have one gem of each type in other sockets to max out the Crit or Movement Speed effect, ideally Versatile Ruby/ Versatile Onyx/ Deadly Sapphire/ Versatile Emerald. Fill in remaining sockets with Deadly Sapphire, or whichever other combination of stats sims highest for you.

Remember that you can use Magnificent Jeweler's Setting to add up to 2 socket slots to your rings and amulet.

During Season 2, you can apply a single Corruption enchant to your helm, obtained through the Horrific Visions that will release on May 20th during Patch 11.1.5. There are six enchants total, with most of them providing a raw damage proc or a minor stat boost.

Currently (as of May 20th), we recommend using Greater Rune of Gushing Wound as it is our best single-target Enchant, and using Greater Rune of Twilight Devastation for AoE. In Mythic+ specifically you can still use Gushing Wound for better boss damage, as the difference in AoE is only about 1%.

Whether you choose to enchant your gear with Avoidance, Leech, or Speed is up to you. Leech will allow you to gain some additional passive healing while you do damage, Avoidance reduces the damage taken by Area-of-Effect spells, similar to Feint, and Speed simply increases your movement speed. For Raid progression, movement speed is often underrated and can be a minor DPS increase if it allows you to reach your target faster.

It is always recommended to sim yourself to find out what enchants provide the best benefit to you individually.

You should be drinking the Flask of Alchemical Chaos at all times.

Your stat potion should be Tempered Potion. Use these when you will do the most damage with your abilities, likely during your cooldowns and/or Bloodlust/ Heroism. You can also obtain Fleeting Tempered Potion from Cauldrons that can be spawned by Alchemists.

You should keep a stock of Algari Healing Potions to use when at low health, and if you have a Warlock in the group, grab their Healthstones and use them as well. Do not macro these together, they are best used separately! You can also obtain Fleeting Algari Healing Potion from Cauldrons that can be spawned by Alchemists.

Since our secondary stats are stronger per-point than our primary stat, you should be eating secondary stat food at all times, either Beledar's Bounty, Outsider's Provisions, Jester's Board, Empress' Farewell personal food, or the The Sushi Special Feast. They are all identical.

In addition, if you can afford it, you should use Crystallized Augment Runes to increase your primary stat. Augment Runes are expensive, and disappear on death, so use them wisely!