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Best Fury Warrior Talent Tree Builds - Dragonflight 10.2.5
来自 Archimtiros
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Here are all the best Fury Warrior Talent Tree builds in the for both raids and Mythic+, which includes export links to transfer these builds directly into the game quickly.
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Best Fury Warrior Talent Import Codes
Spec
Import Codes
T30 Single Target Raid
T30 Multitarget Raid
T30 Mythic+
T31 Single Target Raid
T31 Multitarget Raid
T31 Mythic+
How to Import Talent Loadouts
Detailed Fury Warrior Talent Builds for Dragonflight
Fury Warrior Raid Talent Builds
Going into Season 3, Fury Warriors will not change their builds or playstyles until acquiring their full T31 set bonuses. At that time, the gameplay changes dramatically from one focused on Raging Blow and Anger Management to Bloodthirst, Annihilator, and Reckless Abandon. Like previous seasons, Fury Warriors have a lot of innate AoE and only need to change a couple talents to switch from a Single Target focused build into a multitarget one.
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The Season 3 Annihilator build drops Raging Blow talents entirely to build fully into Bloodthirst. Despite being themed around auto-attacks though, the gameplay is still just as active, with Slam and Whirlwind serving as more regular rotational fillers in between casts of Rampage or Bloodthirst. This makes the rotation arguably
more
complicated due to watching more short cooldowns, though the gameplay is still rather straightforward.
Other important talent changes include Odyn's Fury and Reckless Abandon, which means transitioning back into big 90s cooldown windows, although 4p tier set cooldown reduction still allows Odyn's Fury to be used regularly. Transitioning this to a multitarget build (link in the talent calculator) is as simple as picking up Improved Whirlwind and Meat Cleaver, although which talents should be dropped for them will vary slightly depending on the exact amount of AoE vs Single Target emphasis within the particular raid encounter.
Pros: Burstier damage profile, less spammy, engaging rotation.
Cons: More short cooldowns to juggle, significantly less Recklessness uptime.
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Until acquiring the full Season 3 tier set bonus, the Raging Blow build will continue to be used, taking almost every talent which interacts with Raging Blow to sustain its use, while increasing cooldown frequency with Anger Management. For those still using the Season 2 tier set bonus, Cold Steel, Hot Blood is a strong pick though the tier mechanics only use Bloodthirst as a periodic filler rather than on cooldown, thereby keeping Raging Blow as the primary focus of the rotation.
For multitarget raid encounters, both Execute talents can be dropped for
强化旋风斩
and
血肉顺劈
, though this is flexible depending on the exact amount of single target vs AoE emphasis in each encounter.
Pros: Simple, flexible, and very straightforward gameplay.
Cons: Cold Steel requires 4p T30, as well as buff tracking and coordination to use properly.
Fury Warrior Mythic+ Talent Builds
As with raid builds, Fury Warriors will transition into Bloodthirst and Odyn's Fury builds upon acquiring the full Season 3 tier set, and while the basic rotation still follows a similar rotational theory, its cooldown usage changes significantly - losing Recklessness and Ravager every 30-40 seconds in exchange for higher priority damage and bigger burst windows every 90 seconds instead.
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The Season 3 build leans heavily on Bloodthirst, using it almost on cooldown every other GCD, while Slam becomes the new periodic filler thanks to Storm of Swords. Despite gaining a cooldown, Whirlwind use is largely unchanged, still cast every fifth GCD in order to cleave the other four, though care should be taken to use it when the buff needs to be refreshed, rather than throwing it out too liberally. With the loss of Anger Management and Ravager, Odyn's Fury also becomes the new burst AoE button, with cleaved Bloodthirst crits reducing its cooldown regularly.
While Shockwave is not strictly required, it is a very efficient use of two talent points, giving up very little damage for a lot of control. Intimidating Shout is also an option, though the two together are fairly redundant. Points from Crushing Force may be dropped for Pain & Gain and any other desired talent.
Pros: Much higher single target priority damage.
Cons: Less frequent burst cooldowns.
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The standard Mythic+ build focuses on high frequency cooldown use through Anger Management, allowing Ravager to be used alongside Recklessness every 30-40 seconds. This results in a very consistent damage profile, more likely to be available for every pull. With the Season 2 tier bonus, Cold Steel, Hot Blood also becomes a part of the rotation, though the tier mechanics only use Bloodthirst as a periodic filler for guaranteed critical strikes rather than on cooldown, thereby keeping Raging Blow as the primary focus of the rotation.
Pros: High burst frequency.
Cons: Cold Steel requires 4p T30, as well as buff tracking and coordination to use properly.
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评论
评论来自
mbryanmahalo
Thanks for adding the sim to the tier talents, it really helps see how close each talent is, tier 3 is so close you could pick what you like, but tier 5 want to stick with what's recommended.
评论来自
Mornosh
As of 9.0.1, the Fury Warrior Talents page needs more editing... it frequently still refers to the old leveling ranges (>60), and the simulation values for each row are obviously incorrect after the squish.
评论来自
DeuZWw
So. simming as a Necrolord, Cruelty and Reckless Abandon is simming my char much higher. than Frothing berserker/Anger Management.
Still underperforming tho.
Also mastery value is equal to crit, i believe because of Dragon Roar crits.
Maybe its my equips overall.
评论来自
yusuf
Thank you very much for writing this guide, Archimtiros.
I highly, highly recommend adding a 4th build called "Soloing Elites" or a similar name of your choosing, because while the "Questing" or "Torghast" builds work fairly well for most other classes in soloing elites, this is far from the case when it comes to Fury Warriors.
And my recommendation comes from a personal experience of suffering and frustration, and even coming close to ditching the Warrior class! As a returning player, especially when it comes to the Warrior class, I naturally follow guides like this to ease myself into the process of leveling and gearing up a class. So, I've been using the recommended "Questing" build the whole time on my Fury Warrior, and I suffered for it a lot in The Maw and Korthia when my Warrior was slightly undergeared. And I'm humble and pragmatic enough to realize that I shouldn't be experimenting with builds when people who know better and have more experience have shared their experience in the form of guides and recommendations. So, I really, really needed a Fury Warrior guide to tell me that I shouldn't be using the same Questing build when trying to solo elites or quest in challenging areas when undergeared, then recommend a different build for soloing elites or questing when undergeared.
Fury's "Soloing Elites" build
is quite different from its Questing build:
Sudden Death
Impending Victory
Massacre/Frenzy
(covenant-dependent, Venthyr -> Massacre, Others -> Frenzy)
Warpaint
Cruelty
Dragon Roar/Bladestorm
(Bladestorm can provide immunity to CCs if that's an issue)
Anger Management
PvP talents:
Battle Trance, Enduring Rage, Master and Commander.
It's a sort of hybrid build that takes many Dungeon talents, and Impending Victory is pretty much mandatory for certain elites or when undergeared.
评论来自
crazydogs1
Reckless Abandon Talent has caused my Fury Warrior to Charge without me hitting the charge ability on my action bar! This has caused my death in several fights on a consistent basis in Sanctum of Domination Normal and Heroic. I was informed of this problem by another Fury Warrior in the RAID who did mostly Mythic + Dungeons. I thanked him for the information and promptly switched to Anger Management Talent
评论来自
Lautner
Would you consider putting up Single-Minded Fury versions of these specs? Even if allocating one or two talents for smf isn't optimal, some of us prefer one handed weapons. Like, if it's a 7% dps loss, I don't care. Most player skillgaps are between 10-50% anyways, so not having the most optimal of optimal builds doesn't bother me. I would just prefer having the 'best' version of what I would like to play, even if that is less damage than the thing I don't want to play (TG)
评论来自
Noctus78
There appears to be a small error when importing the Titanic rage build. It misses a point in Sidearm causing the last three rows not be be filled.
The build can be imported with:
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评论来自
Militant
You can't spend that many points on both sides of the trees. This is wrong, please update
评论来自
Synth70
I'm confused why I only have 27 Warlock points and 24 Demonology points at level 60. Do we not get all the points at once when you hit level 60?
Would like to know as currently it puts me off playing as I feel I'm talentless :-)
评论来自
DeftonicD
Intervene is the most useless talent on the tree. You're better off taking second wind.
评论来自
Mrbionix
needs changed build is definitally off
you are getting rid of major passive mits for m+
评论来自
sunadin
As a fresh 70 with no tier, which build would you recommend running until I eventually get the sets?
评论来自
Kalec01
I am hardcore not convinced by Anger Managment. Empowered Raging Blow (whatever new name it has) is just so powerfull, and you just spam that thing. It's basically always up. It's so good I'm not even sure what to do with execute except as a filler rage generator.
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