Brewmaster Monk Gear and Best in Slot - Shadowlands 9.2.5

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Item Slot

Name

Encounter

Weapon (One-Hand)

Weapon (Offhand)

Weapon (Two-Hand)

Helm

(via )

Neck

Shoulders

Cloak

Chest

Bracers

The Runecarver

Gloves

(via ) /

/ / The Runecarver

Belt

The Runecarver

Legs

(via )

Boots

Ring

Trinket (Defense)

Trinket (Offense)

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Item Slot

Name

Drop Location

Weapon (Dual-Wielding)

Weapon (Pure Damage)

Weapon (2h)

Helm

Creation Catalyst

Neck

Shoulders

Creation Catalyst

Cloak

Chest

Creation Catalyst

Bracers

The Runecarver

Gloves

Belt

The Runecarver

Legs

Creation Catalyst

Boots

Ring

Trinket (Defense)

Trinket (Offense)

Tier Set Bonuses for Brewmaster Monks

Garb of the Grand Upwelling

2-Set - - Targets ignited by Breath of Fire deal an additional 4% less damage to you.
4-Set - - Keg Smash deals an additional 50% damage, heals you for 66% of damage dealt, and grants 66% of damage dealt as maximum health for 10 sec.

(Helm - )

(Shoulders - Lords of Dread)

(Chest - )

(Gloves - )

(Legs - )

ShoulderChestLegsHelmGlovesBest Brewmaster Monk Trinkets in ShadowlandsThe following table assumes equal item level where applicable. Difference in item level will affect their value relative to each other.Throughput & Defensive Trinkets

Grade

Trinket

Drop Location

Notes

S++

This absorbs a flat damage amount from every hit that originates from a source in front of you while it is active. This plays very nicely with Stagger, and absorbs damage taken after Stagger is calculated. It also absorbs Stagger damage. It's very good defensively. The damage this trinket offers is very minor, and that's the only bad thing you can say about it. It's great.

This will no longer be available at a competitive item level in Season 4, since De Other Side is no longer in the Mythic+ rotation. Old versions of this trinket are still fine, at least initially, but they will be eclipsed by other options over time. Good night, sweet prince!

A+

Great in any situation where you're constantly tanking, but slightly undertuned for taunt-swap encounters from an offensive perspective. Defensively, it's really solid, and provides a good lifeline at low health on a relatively short cooldown.

A+

Fantastic single-target damage on-use trinket. The tuning is great, it's a good trinket.

Excellent damage, but the Mastery is a little underwhelming.

Grants you a controllable damage bonus. This trinket can add a lot of on-demand burst damage. The 3-minute cooldown is a little underwhelming, but for fights with predictable add spawns, this is an amazing damage bonus.

This trinket grants you passive stat budget. The Versatility is nice, and the amount this trinket provides is very good.

A-

Since Patch 9.2 this is a regular, normal Cheat Death trinket. It's great if you really need a Cheat Death trinket, or you just want a passive defensive lifeline to pair with a more direct defensive trinket like Shard of Annhylde's Aegis, and you don't have one of the better options listed above.

B+

The stat budget on this trinket is pretty nice. Switching targets forces you to re-stack the buff. That is a minor problem, but it's a decent trinket despite that limitation.

B+

Deals direct damage initially, and can be yanked to deal a big chunk as AoE, as well.

B+

This is a direct damage on-use trinket with a minor damage proc and a very weird, mediocre cleave interaction. Basically, it's a single-target nuke. It has been buffed by 15% in Season 4. That's good. It's pretty good now.

B+

It's a really simple damage trinket. You use it, you stomp on some pools on the ground to deal damage. That's it!

This is a simple stat trinket. It's not bad, but finding other players who are stacking Versatility can be tough at times.

Grants you stat buffs, with downsides. It's not terrible, but not good, either. Despite a 25% buff with Season 4, this trinket is still a little bit on the mediocre side.

This deals a large burst of damage to the primary target, and a decent chunk of AoE damage to all nearby enemies. It's not bad.

This trinket was redesigned in Season 4 to generate its stacks on the player, rather than on targets. This is a massive improvement, and makes it a totally decent option in any kind of content. That being said, it's not amazing. It's fine, though, and that's a positive change!

Fantastic trinket while gearing up, but quickly replaced with non-crafted trinkets as item level increases.

Deals direct damage. That's pretty much it. It's a simple, decent trinket.

B-

This trinket provides a moderate amount of your highest secondary stat. This will typically be Versatility or Crit. It also shares some of that stat budget to party members who share your Covenant. That's all nice, but the tuning on this is pretty low, so it's nothing all too special.

B-

It's a pretty simple absorb trinket. It has a chance to proc when you take damage, giving you a shield. That's good, but the proc rate is a little low, so it inconsistent. It also doesn't do anything except absorb damage. There's no damage output or anything interesting to consider. It's not bad, but it's not great.

B-

The shielding values are decent, but not amazing when compared to trinket options like (goodnight, sweet prince). The 1-minute cooldown is good. Unfortunately, it splits its damage evenly among all targets hit, rather than dealing real AoE damage, so the damage contribution is pretty poor. Even worse, the line is VERY thin. The 3-second windup was changed to a 1.5-second windup with Season 4, which helps, but doesn't really fix the problem. It's still slow. Getting a shield on demand as a tank is great. Getting a shield on a delay is not. Use it if you dare, but be sure to plan ahead!

B-

Uses your Covenant Signature Skill (e.g., Fleshcraft) and grants you a large amount of Versatility for 20 seconds. The 5-minute cooldown is excessive in normal circumstances, but this can be great for dealing huge burst damage in unusually short fights.

The stat on-use is decent, but not amazing. This trinket is not great.

The Haste is not great. The on-use damage effect can be good, especially when combined with another player using the corresponding Critical Strike trinket (). Without that synergy, this trinket is fairly bad. With that synergy, it's okay, but still not amazing.

D+

This trinket received a hidden nerf in Patch 9.2.5, and no longer reflects Stagger ticks. It has been buffed again, but it is still much weaker than the pre-9.2.5 version. It really isn't very good anymore.

The damage reflection occurs after ALL mitigation effects are considered, including Stagger and Celestial Brew, so if you use Celestial Brew while this trinket is active, it will not reflect damage until Celestial Brew is consumed. If you are Staggering while this triggers (and you will always be Staggering), any portion of the Staggered damage will not contribute to the 10% reflection effect. It's just not very good for Monks now.

Also, the Stamina is much worse than a normal Agility trinket. This is just a terrible trinket, even in the best-case scenario.

The Versatility is nice, but the proc chance is extremely low, and the value is also low. This trinket is not very good.

Grants a pretty minor Armor buff. This trinket is not very good.

D-

This trinket combines Stamina, Mastery, and a group cooldown into a package that does a little of everything, but mostly: Nothing. It's not good.

D-

This goofy trinket got a big buff in Season 4, but it didn't change anything. It leeches some health and grants a small amount of dodge. The damage is still just okay, the cooldown is long, and the dodge is mediocre. It's not actively harmful, so it's at least better than some of the options below, but that's about it.

F+

Removed in Season 4, RIP Bozo, You Won't Be Missed.

F+

I kept these three terrible trinkets on the list because I wanted to make fun of them some more.

F-

We're putting this bad boy in the Trinket Hall of Shame. Find a trinket made in the last 10 years that is more actively harmful than this one, I dare you.

Best Items to Upgrade with Valor Points in Shadowlands

Slot

Item

Source

Notes

Trinkets

This trinket is about as simple as they come. It's got Agility, it's got Versatility. It's perfect.

This is a mostly-offensive trinket that provides a quick-stacking Crit buff. It's a really solid stat stick option, but a bit less reliable than .

It's a simple, passive damage trinket. Although the passive Mastery is weaker than an Agility trinket, the proc's strength more than makes up for it offensively.

Weapons

A very simple, well-itemized, one-handed weapon.

A one-handed weapon with an excellent damage proc. Pair this with for the best possible weapon setup from Mythic+.

It's a 2-hander, and 2-handers are slightly weaker than dual-wielding due to losing a second weapon enchant, but this is a very good option that provides a lot of free damage thanks to its Crit damage proc!

Rings

These rings requires both parts of the set to function. The Logic Loop creates the trigger condition, and the Bit Band determines the reward once the trigger condition is met. The trigger condition is pretty simple -- just play normally -- and the reward is free damage! That's great!

Items to Prioritize in The Great Vault

Tier Set Gear

Weapons

Trinkets

High Item Level Upgrades

Sources of Gear for Brewmaster Monk in ShadowlandsGear and Item Levels Available during Season 4

Source

Item Level

Availability

LFR Fated Raid

265-272

Season 4

Normal Fated Raid

278-285

Season 4

Heroic Fated Raid

291-297

Season 4

Mythic Fated Raid

304-311

Season 4

Valor Upgrades

262-297

Season 4

Great Vault

278-304

Season 4

Mythic+ (End of Dungeon)

262-288

Season 3

Unrated PvP Conquest Gear

275 (288 in PvP)

278 (291 in PvP)

1000 Rating

Combatant II PvP Conquest Gear

282 (294 in PvP)

1200 Rating

Challenger I PvP Conquest Gear

285 (297 in PvP)

1400 Rating

Challenger II PvP Conquest Gear

288 (301 in PvP)

1600 Rating

Rival I PvP Conquest Gear

291 (304 in PvP)

1800 Rating

Rival II PvP Conquest Gear

294 (307 in PvP)

1950 Rating

Duelist PvP Conquest Gear

297 (311 in PvP)

2100 Rating

Elite PvP Conquest Gear

301 (311 in PvP)

2400 Rating

Unrated PvP Honor Gear (1-3)

229-242(265-272in PvP)

249-255(275-278 in PvP)

Renown 43

Unrated PvP Honor Gear (6-7)

262-268(282-285 in PvP)

Renown 59

Zerith Mortis World Quests

233-252

242

226

246

210

223

236

259

Season 3

Legendary (Rank 1)

190

1250

Legendary (Rank 2)

210

2000

Legendary (Rank 3)

225

3200

Legendary (Rank 4)

235

5150

Legendary (Rank 5)

249

1100

Legendary (Rank 6)

262

1650

Legendary (Rank 7)

291

2000

World Quests

145+

151- 233

Keystone Level

End of Dungeon

Weekly Great Vault

Mythic 2

262

278

Mythic 3

265

278

Mythic 4

268

278

Mythic 5

272

282

Mythic 6

275

282

Mythic 7

275

285

Mythic 8

278

288

Mythic 9

278

288

Mythic 10

282

291

Mythic 11

282

294

Mythic 12

285

297

Mythic 13

285

297

Mythic 14

288

301

Mythic 15

288

304

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评论来自 Parks3389

Great guide! Is it possible to add the dungeons along with the bosses names for easy of navigation? Thanks!

评论来自 Simology

Couldnt equip 2 Stone Legion Heraldry from the Vault. be warned.

评论来自 Rudy199

How I hate that those one handed poison weapons from Plaguefall are high haste..

评论来自 Brimrock

Salvaged Fusion amplifier drops from Guardian of the First ones not Soulrender Dormazain

评论来自 Phandera

This needs to be updated; Codex no longer reflects Stagger ticks and so it's probably not at that rating more and the description is no longer accurate.

评论来自 Drathe

Curious about your thoughts on Decanter 无尽咆哮之瓶

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