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Gear is one of the most important elements in WoW to strengthen your Enhancement Shaman, providing massive amounts of stats as well as armor, procs, and set bonuses.
In this guide, we will explain how to obtain the best gear for your Enhancement Shaman in and how to check if a piece is BiS, an upgrade or just bad. This guide will help you select the best pieces of gear from Dungeons and Raids in Dragonflight, whether they be weapons, trinkets, or armor.
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This guide is written by Wordup, a long-time Enhancement player and moderator on the
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Recommended Gear for Enhancement Shaman in Dragonflight
What is the BiS Enhancement Shaman gear?
With many different sources of gearing and loot scarcity in Dragonflight, targeting your absolute Best in Slot gear isn't entirely realistic; instead, we've created a Best in Slot list from the ideal Enhancement Shaman drops found in Dragonflight from Mythic+ Dungeons and Amirdrassil to help you decide what to prioritize.
While raid drops are generally the most reliable way of getting high item level gear, many other items can be just as good, if not better, so you should reference the stat priorities listed on the
stats page
to help determine your own BiS gear based on what is available to you.
Archon
can be a helpful tool for seeing what alternative gear options exist if you can't get your hands on the best in slot.
As a rough guideline follow the stat priority of:
Mastery > Haste > Critical Strike = Versatility
. As always,
Agility
is still the most important stat therefore item level increases are
generally
worth it compared to optimized stats. We still always recommended using
Raidbots
to sim your own character, as every character is different depending on the other gear you're currently wearing. We also recommend looking at the Stats page for more details about different priorities for both the
Elementalist
and
Storm
builds.
Overall Enhancement Shaman Best in Slot
While raid items are more deterministically obtainable than Mythic+ ones, there's often heavy competition for the big ticket items and you only get a couple of shots a week to get hold of that perfect piece. Don't ignore upgrades just because they don't have ideal stats on if it's a big item level upgrade, as usually you'll be leaving performance on the table. As a general rule, Enhancement Shaman focuses on seeking items that have both Mastery and Haste on them with a leaning to
Mastery for Elementalist
, and
Haste for Storm
, but ideally both.
Season 3 Note
Due to Season 3 having a very large amount of stats, it's
extremely likely
that you'll begin to hit diminishing returns on our two preferred stats very quickly. Due to this, in the overall list there are some unusual recommendations, done specifically to avoid spending too much of the budget in this territory. This means that the list is to be looked at
as a whole
, and you'll likely see different results in sims until you have the entire package.
Slot
Item
Source
Head
Catalyst
/
Neck
Shoulders
Catalyst
/
Cloak
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Chest
Catalyst
/
Wrist
]
Gloves
Catalyst
/
Belt
]
Upper
Legs
]
Lower
Boots
]
Ring 1
Ring 2
]
Trinket 1
Council of Dreams
Trinket 2
Trinket Alt
]
Weapons
]
Alternative (ST)
Council of Dreams
Alternative
Our "trinket to chase" is
, which remains universally powerful in all situations. Following that,
is
by far
the best single target and raid option, while
]
is an excellent fill in choice that performs better in Mythic+.
]
also provides an excellent on demand burst option.
is listed as an alternative weapon as well, due to it (especially early) being a strong single target option, but weaker when any adds get involved.
The big outlier in this list is the
Legs
with Crit/Vers on them that deviates from the usual stat priority. This is because of the note above, we trend so heavily into diminishing returns on Haste and Mastery with an ideal gear setup that we need an off-piece to rebalance it, which this covers as one piece. They are
not
something you need early on to round out your character.
Learn About Popular Gear With Archon
As you gear up your character, you may not have the best gear available for every slot.
Archon
compiles log data from thousands of players and shows
the most popular builds and most popular alternatives
. At a glance, you can see what other players have done for different types of content.
Enhancement Shaman Popular Gear on Archon
Gear Worth Farming
Obviously you aren't going to start Season 3 with a full suite of perfect gear. Due to that, below are items worth chasing for each slot when gearing your character in each type of content.
Amirdrassil Gear to Farm
The list below is sourced from gear within the new
raid, and assumes you have no access to Crafted or Mythic+ gear. It provides the best item in each slot that you could potentially acquire to fill out your gear when looking for pieces to go after.
This is
not
designed
as a list of what to wear when raiding, and instead should be used to inform you of what pieces you should look out for.
Slot
Item
Source
Head
Catalyst
/
Neck
Shoulders
Catalyst
/
Cloak
Chest
Catalyst
/
Wrist
Gloves
Catalyst
/
Belt
Legs
Council of Dreams
Boots
Council of Dreams
Ring 1
Ring 2
Amirdrassil Trash
Trinket 1
Trinket 2
Council of Dreams
Weapons
Alternative
Council of Dreams
One small note is, while
is listed here, it comes with a 50% suppression on
both
primary and secondary stats compared to equivalent weapons. The proc is very strong in single target which does bring it up as a strong option, but whenever adds are involved (which is common in Amirdrassil) it starts to fall behind.
Mythic+ Gear to Farm
Much like the raid section, the list below is sourced from gear within the Season 3 Mythic+ dungeon pool, and assumes you have no access to Crafted or Raid gear. It provides the best item in each slot that you could potentially acquire to fill out your gear when looking for pieces to go after.
This is
not
designed
as a list of what to wear when doing Mythic+, and instead should be used to inform you of what pieces you should target farm early in the season.
Slot
Item
Source
Head
Catalyst
Neck
]
Shoulders
Catalyst
Cloak
]
Chest
Catalyst
Wrist
]
Gloves
Catalyst
Belt
]
Upper
Legs
]
Boots
]
Ring 1
]
Ring 2
]
Trinket 1
]
Trinket 2
]
Weapons
]
Alternative
]
Lower
As Mythic+ has no natural source of Tier set gear to complete
, you'll have to rely on the
Catalyst
to convert corresponding slot gear pieces into these.
Best Enhancement Shaman Trinkets in Dragonflight Season 3
In Season 3, there are a number of good options from both
and the Season 3 Mythic+ dungeon pool. Due to the Season 3 item level bump, most old trinkets quickly fall out of favour paired with how good the new avialable options are. Since our damage profile for
Elementalist
is an up-and-down cycle every 20-30 seconds it prefers passives, procs or things that scale with Haste thanks to
.
Storm
on the other hand is more volatile, so on-use trinkets are less consistent because of the unpredictability of
windows.
Click to Open Trinket Simulation Comparisons
These numbers are individual trinkets simmed directly against each other in a vacuum - so any synergies or clashes aren't taken into account. The differences are purely how much more (or less) is gained when compared against the baseline profile with zero items equipped. When in doubt, always sim your own gear changes with your own character profile to tailor it to you. This is limited to the
top 25 entries
, if it's not here it's weaker than those listed.
Due to the item level bump immediately hitting in Season 3, old trinkets tend to fade out of relevance fairly quickly. The exceptions are our two ideal trinkets from the previous tier -
(so long as other raid members keep using it) and
- but aim to replace them with new offerings asap.
Grade
Trinket
Drop Location
Notes
S
Council of Dreams
This is the passive stat trinket to chase this tier, with the unique bonus being an occasional flare up of each stat into a stronger version before cycling. While it lacks Haste in that cycle, the high proc rate paired with the consistent backup stats makes this a great all-rounder and works in all types of content.
S*
This deals an extreme amount of single target damage, but it can take upward of 3 minutes to fully ramp. Once it gets going, it
really
starts dealing damage, but the downsides of needing to stay in combat and the relevant damage taken makes it more of a raid pick.
Despite getting nerfed
twice
, it's still recommended, it's just that good.
S
]
A simple Mastery stat proc with a fairly high uptime, that even comes with some bonus Avoidance for free. Since we love Mastery both in single target and AoE, this is a great pick that's hard to go wrong with.
S*
]
A
very
powerful on demand Mastery option, but has to be played around. It spawns 3 orbs in a fixed pattern around you that take 5~ seconds to reach you, or you can catch them to trigger the buff. This effect
does
roll and can be staggered for up to 27 seconds, or grabbed quickly for an immediate 3 stack. You generally need 20 seconds total to compete with other trinkets, which can be difficult in hectic combat.
A+
This has the potential to do extremely good damage, but since we don't stack crit we sometimes struggle to fulfill the entire proc. Due to its low RPPM even though it's Hasted, it can have big swings in value so is slightly behind alternatives - but still a great option despite not coming with Agility.
A* / B
]
Provides a large amount of on demand secondaries (usually Mastery) that can be extremely useful for key burst moments. We don't really have any massive cooldown moments to align with it though, so is only good if you need quick access to damage that suits the cooldown and if using ] is too awkward. Otherwise, it's pretty average.
A
]
The ramping Haste is solid and works with both builds, with a leaning toward
Storm
. The Physical hit also keeps it relevant in single target compared to higher stat options.
A
]
For us this is predominantly a full budget Vers stat stick, which considering we just really like stats works out fine. The proc might have some fun uses but nothing we're really interested in for now.
A
Deals solid single target damage and has some AoE redundancy with the AoE trigger, and even ramps each third proc. It still comes with some of the problems of stationary AI which can cause procs to fizzle though, meaning other options are more universal.
A-
]
This trinket was pretty bad back in BfA, but it got some major buffs that makes it more desirable. We don't really have anything to amp it though, and the 1.5 minute cooldown doesn't naturally fit in as well as other options, alongside being purely single target
A-
Deals a large amount of upfront damage quickly, but the awkward cooldown means like many direct damage trinkets this expansion we don't have any unique reason to grab it. Just off numbers alone though, it's an ok pickup.
B+
While this is a tank trinket we can still use it and get solid damage out of the effect. The extra shield may even give us reason to consider it for Mythic+ sitatuitions, but dropping Agility and the awkward cooldown makes it fine, but nothing special. The backlash damage after is also fairly dangerous, so requires planning if you really want to invest in it.
B
]
The proc is nice when it happens giving an enormous bulk of Haste as it ramps up, and can be a solid pickup for
Storm
. Unfortunately, it has an extremely low proc rate and due to the time to get going it simply gets outpaced by other offerings.
B
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Idols are the only crafted trinkets worth considering, with the advantage of being able to select the stat you want to boost. Its biggest downside is needing sockets on gear to support it, making it hard to rank higher especially when by the time you reach that point you've probably picked up something better.
C+
While this looks appealing as a big on demand effect, the downside is pretty harsh. Even with the backup proc at a good time from dropping low triggers, it struggles to keep up as our damage isn't particularly frontloaded. If you need high burst on a 2-minute timer (which some encounters may lean into) this has potential, but can't quite keep up with easier to use alternatives.
C+
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Both Alchemist Stones are extremely basic boosts that, while not awful, just aren't strong enough to pull their weight compared to alternatives, and especially not enough to justify a spark. They've only dropped in performance thanks to the relative power of
remaining the same throughout Dragonflight.
C
:8793]
Similar to the Inferno card, it deals solid on demand burst to a target and some negligible off-healing. Its one advantage is that it can Critically Strike, making it the better of the two cards. You should craft this with an
.
C
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Very basic effect that's both volatile depending on the card drawn when you want to use it, and entirely single target. This just struggles to keep up with much stronger offerings as the seasons have gone on so I wouldn't recommend wasting sparks on it. You should craft this with an
D
]
This was bad in Legion and it's still true now. No primary stat, a pretty weak and infrequent proc that has the potential to fizzle alongside being entirely single target all make for a pretty bad pick. Avoid.
Best Items to Upgrade with Dreaming Crests for Enhancement Shaman
Following on from Season 2, the upgrade system using
Crests
and
Flightstones
is also being used in Season 3 (explained in this guide). Due to the more powerful items requiring the limited currency of Crests on a weekly lockout, it means your decision making early on can be difficult. A general rule for these upgrades are very high priority items that may be difficult to obtain better versions of, or slots you don't expect to be acquiring from a higher difficulty or replacing with
crafted gear.
Strong Trinkets -
Thanks to this system, no matter the situation if you get hold of something such as
or
, the chances of seeing these on Mythic early are pretty low. It will also free up the crest requirement if you want to invest in some new options for more specific situations if you get hold of them, so is the safest bet for early investment.
Main Hand Weapon -
This is your first priority to get high item level, but this may already be acquired via Crafting. If you get hold of a good enough option here, it may be better to do this and switch your
priority accordingly.
Lowest Item Level Pieces -
Following key pieces, bringing up the item level of pieces you don't expect to get hold of at a higher item level in the near future to remove the Crest requirement is best. Ideally you should do Helm, Chest and Legs first due to their stat budget, but after that go off sims.
Best Gear to Spend Sparks of Dreams on for Enhancement Shaman
Your
items are required for crafting the most powerful Dragonflight equipment, so you should spend them wisely aiming to craft them at the highest possible item level. Note as well that you can always use the recrafting system later down the line if you want to upgrade pieces so there's no need to hoard them if there's something big you can get now. Similarly, you can also use the same recrafting system to change your Season 2
crafted items to Season 3, allowing you to bring them forward with the new
. Much like in early in Season 2, these are time gated, with you receiving one every two weeks, and can be upgraded all the way up to
Item Level 486
.
While there is a section below regarding
Embellishments
, your
crafts should aim to craft the highest impact item that's least likely to see a replacement from other sources due to their scarcity. Every craft you perform should aim to use a
to guarantee
Haste and Mastery
, unless the piece has fixed stats already present or your stat balance leans you toward a different recommendation.
Recommended Crafting Order
A One Handed Weapon (
that
ISN'T a Dagger, Sword OR Intellect
):
Example - ]. Put
on this early.
]
- The strongest single embellishment available.
A Crafted Piece (e.g. ])
- use
(removing
from Weapon).
Any Low Item Level Piece -
After getting priority crafts, use
to fill out holes in your gear to bring up your overall item level. It's best to simulate your character using the
Droptimizer
to pick out good upgrades.
Crafting Notes
]
- this was, up until patch release day, the best paired embellishment.
HOWEVER
, just before launch it received an
enormous
nerf to all aspects of it.
It still provides a small defensive benefit and an emergency shield (though now very small), and the passive Versatility does make it more relevant in AoE. Unfortunately the number hits and the uptime worries are simply too severe to keep it in the running as a priority pick anymore.
]
- these do sim
very
well and can be paired with
for strong single target damage. The reason this isn't recommended is because unlike some of the other toxic items, a 10-20% movement speed penalty is not only noticable but very dangerous. Since it locks you out of an embellishment slot and may get banished to your bags if you keep dying, that makes it a craft that's at your discretion or for later into the patch cycle.
] -
(Mythic+*)
The tinker slot provided by this lets us get access to
, so the utility of having a combat res when we can use
ourselves is extremely valuable for these situations. The problem is, they clash with ]
so
only
craft them if you
don't
intend to use these
. Use a
or
and
when crafting.
]
- While these were an option in Season 2 and saw some use, this mostly came down to the set bonuses from
amplifying the follow up window on
so much. Given that some builds (especially
Elementalist
) struggle to even fit this in, it's
not
a recommended craft anymore as there's other options that will more consistently get you value no matter the content.
Best Embellishments for Enhancement Shaman
Using the optional
Embellishment
items when crafting your gear provides small extra benefits to the item should the craft be successful. These effects are often quite minor and mostly considered a cherry on top, your decision on what to craft should (
generally
) be dictated by the slot rather than these effects with some small exceptions. They are limited to
two
, so putting one on for your early crafts is free added performance. Details about each are as follows:
] -
The strongest single embellishment available to us, as both stat procs can trigger independently. Its only downside is that it blocks you from using the
Engineering bracers
for access to the
Combat Res
.
]* -
The initial changes in Season 3 put this as a front runner, but the
November 6th change
has dropped this much further down.
]* -
While a
very
good option, this comes with a requirement of extra gem slots, which are unlikely to be as plentiful as they were in Season 2. This is only competitive as a pick with
at least 6
Elemental gems
equipped in your gear, but not before.
(
armor pieces only
) -
Damage was reduced in Season 3 but with competitors also being reduced it stays ahead as a catch-all solid single target pick.
The
Horizon Strider's
Set (
Belt
and
Gloves
)
- This gives a large amount of bulk Haste, but since we already stack it and the amount of diminishing returns we're bumping into in Season 3 it's no longer competitive. Pair that with the 2 spark requirement making it more of a commitment, it's better to pick up the single craft options.
* -
This technically performs well especially in AoE, but we have a real problem staying above the threshold and the immediate removal when we drop under can be very punishing. This is only exacerbated when strong trinkets like
dealing noticable backlash damage.
(
armor pieces only
) -
New in Season 3, this grants a small amount of a random secondary stat with a (roughly) 40% uptime. The amount is simply too low to compete with alternatives and has no strong use case.
(
armor pieces only
) -
Also new in Season 3, this gives a small amount of Critical Strike after stacking. When you drop below 70% you're also locked out of this bonus for 30 seconds, so given it already struggles to keep up with other picks it's not a worthwhile consideration.
] -
Trading out stats we don't desire but can't avoid (Crit or Vers) for Haste or Mastery is a really good trade and this has a fairly good uptime requiring only one Embellishment slot that works in all situations. Unfortunately, it's just not as valuable as other stat procs so generally isn't recommended, especially with the added factor of diminishing returns.
-
While this technically gives no combat benefit, it
currently
does
not
cost an Embellishment slot (despite being added in the same way). Having this helps maintain your food buff in scenarios where you may not have the time to re-use it (dying and ankhing, or Mythic+ as examples) so is worth sticking on something.
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评论来自
Vraccas
How useful are the Bloodmallet-charts for trinkets by now, if I look on the page itself they use Night fae, with elemental blast and elemental spirits, and Wolf Bones as there Legendary.
I play as Venthyr with Forceful Winds, Ascendance and Doom Winds, according to sims thats what talents I should go. But well with the number of possible builds how useful are the charts, does anyone know or should I just ignor Bloodmallet and sim every trinket?
评论来自
Swesie
Just want to quickly point out that the sources for Hateful Chain and Eye of Command are swapped currently, Chain drops from Sludgefist and Eye from Viz'aduum, not the other way around.
评论来自
Intervencion
The Very Rare rings are 421, not 431.
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PwningSarge
Anyone know how much the Horizon Strider's Set was buffed?
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Alterraia
Can we correct the spelling of the boss name for the chromatic essence?
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Argurion
Waycrest manor doesn't drop those legs anymore in mythic+.
drop loot from mm0 and m+ are different, which means these legs can't exist and this isn't the BiS
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