World Of Warcraft: Dragonflight – Fury Warrior Complete Guide

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Why Fury Warrior?

Best Races

The Talent Trees

Rotation

Stat Priority

Best Fury Warrior Gear

The Warrior is one of the oldest RPG classes. When the first tabletop games were released, the Warrior was there, and the class continues to hold a loyal following and stays fresh enough to recruit new gamers. Modern MMORPGs like World of Warcraft also have a Warrior class, and it's one of the most versatile, interesting, and overall fun classes to play.

The class has gone through some changes since Dragonflight was released, and this most recent expansion saw a completely new Talent Tree system, among many other adjustments. With all of the choices given to Warriors, it helps to have a guide to follow.

Why Fury Warrior?

The Barbarian is a fun, interesting class that's popular in other RPGs but isn't available in World of Warcraft. Luckily, the Fury Warrior fills that role.
The Protection Warrior is the tank that everyone wants as a best friend when it's time to visit a dungeon. Skill is for the Arms Warrior, who studies their weapons and wields them like an artist. The Fury Warrior only wants to crush their enemies with the closest large object.
You are the Fury Warrior, and your signature abilities are Bloodthirst and Recklessness. Your battle cries drive your enemies away in terror, you generate Rage to power your abilities, and when it comes to melee DPS, few can match your terrible prowess.

Best Races

There are 14 races to choose from during the character creation process in WoW, and almost every race has access to the Warrior class. These are suggestions based on inherent racial traits.

Race	Racial Trait	Description
Orc	Hardiness	The duration of all movement-impairing effects is reduced by 20%.
Human	Will to Survive	Removes all stun or movement-impairing effects.
Tauren	War Stomp	Stuns up to five enemies within 5 yards for 3 seconds.
Gnome	Escape Artist	Can escape from a Stun, Fear spell, or other movement-impairing effects.

The Talent Trees

Players that are just starting out with their Warriors have some core abilities that they all share in their Main Talent Tree. The Fury Warrior Tree on the right provides you with the skills and talents unique to the specification. Both talent tress are detailed below.

You used to have to visit a trainer and pay gold to reset talent points, but today there are a variety of different builds that you can play with in the game free of charge.

If you're new to the game, use the Starter Build option, and the game will guide you through a basic, no-frills leveling build.

Main Talent Tree Build

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Main Talent Tree Build
Talent	Description
Row 1
Berserker Stance	Decreases the time between auto-attacks and reduces the duration of movement-impairing effects by 10%.
Defensive Stance	Reduces the damage you take by 2% and the damage you deal by 10%.
Row 2
War Machine	The amount of rage generated by auto-attacks is increased.
Rallying Cry	Grants all fellow party or raid members an extra 15% of their total health for 10 seconds.
Row 3
Fast Footwork	Increases movement speed by 5%.
Spell Reflection	Reflects a spell cast on you and reduces all magic damage taken for the next 20 seconds.
Leeching Strikes	The Leech ability increases by 5%.
Row 4
Frothing Berserker	Rampage has a 20% chance to return 20% Rage.
Heroic Leap	Jump through the air at a target and do AoE damage upon landing.
Furious Blows	Decreases the time between auto-attacks.
Row 5
Pain and Gain	Heal for 4.5% of your health every time you take damage.
Storm Bolt	A ranged attack in which you throw your weapon at an enemy.
Overwhelming Rage	Increases your Rage by 30%.
Sidearm	A passive AoE ability that allows you to throw your weapon in front of you to damage multiple enemies.
Row 6
Reinforced Plates	Armor effectiveness increases by 20%.
Bounding Strides	Heroic Leap now increases your movement speed and has a shorter cooldown.
Barbaric Training	Slam and Whirlwind now deal 20% more damage and have a 10% increased chance to deal critical strikes.
Row 7
Honed Reflexes	Raging Blow and Pummel have a reduced cooldown time.
Double Time	You can Charge more than once in a row, and the cooldown time is reduced.
Seismic Reverberation	The effect varies depending on the spec. Fury Warriors hit three or more enemies for 30% increased damage.
Row 8
Armoured to the Teeth	Improves your Strength stat equal to 10% of your armor rating.
Wild Strikes	Increases Haste by 2% and auto-attack speed by 20%.
Dual Wield Specialization	Increases your damage by 5% provided a weapon is equipped in your offhand.
Cruel Strikes	Increases Critical Strike chance by 2% and increases the damage of Execute by 10%.
Row 9
Avatar	Transform into a colossus for 20 seconds.
Thunderous Roar	A war cry that damages enemies initially and also damages them over time.
Row 10
Titan's Torment	Casting Avatar triggers a specific Fury Warrior talent, Odyn's Fury.
Thunderous Words	Increases the duration and damage done by the DoT of Thunderous Roar.

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Each Warrior Talent Tree shares some of the same traits. These examples maximize the effectiveness of your regular Warrior and Fury Talents for endgame activities, which include raids, dungeons, and battlegrounds.

Fury Tree – Raid Annihilator Build

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Fury Tree – Raid Annihilator Build
Talent	Description
Row 1
Bloodthirst	An attack that restores 3% of your total health and increases attack power.
Row 2
Raging Blow	A powerful melee attack that deals damage doubt to your attack power.
Row 3
Improved Enrage	Increases Haste by 15% and all movement speed by 10%.
Enraged Regeneration	Improves the effect of Bloodthirst and reduces damage taken.
Improved Execute	Execute no longer costs any Rage and now generates Rage.
Row 4
Improved Bloodthirst	Damage done while under the effect of Bloodthirst increases by 10%.
Warpaint	Damage taken is reduced while Enrage is active.
Sudden Death	Any attack has a chance to activate Execute, and you can use it on an opponent with more than 20% health.
Row 5
Focus in Chaos	Auto-attacks never miss when Enrage is active.
Rampage	Activates Enrage, and allows you to attack four times in rapid succession.
Cruelty	Increases the damage done by Raging Blow and Annihilator.
Row 6
Cold Steel, Hot Blood	Critical Strikes that land when Bloodthirst is active generate more Rage and inflict a DoT called Gushing Wound.
Vicious Contempt	Bloodthirst deals more damage to enemies with less than 35% health.
Frenzy	Increases your Haste for 12 seconds. Stacks up to 4 times. Resets when you change targets.
Slaughtering Strikes	Raging Blow and Annihilator deal increased damage.
Ashen Juggernaut	Improves the critical strike chance of Execute. Stacks up to four times.
Row 7
Bloodborne	Increases the Bleed damage of Odyn's Fury, Slaughtering Strikes, and Gushing Wound.
Bloodcraze	The critical strike chance of Bloodthirst increases by 15%.
Recklessness	Increases Rage generation by 100% and gives all your abilities an increased critical strike chance.
Massacre	Execute can be used on any opponent regardless of their health and has a reduced cooldown.
Row 8
Deft Experience	Bloodthirst cooldown is reduced, and Mastery is increased.
Swift Strikes	Increases Haste by 2% and increase the damage done by Annihilation and Raging Blow.
Row 9
Storm of Swords	Assigns a cooldown to Whirlwind, which now deals 70% more damage.
Odyn's Fury	Unleashes four overpowered physical attacks that also do AoE damage.
Reckless Abandon	Recklessness generates more Rage, and Rampage makes your next Bloodthirst and Raging Blows more powerful.
Row 10
Annihilator	Auto-attacks deal more damage and generate Rage.
Dancing Blades	Odyn's Fury increases your movement speed and improves auto-attack damage.
Unbridled Ferocity	Rampage has a chance to trigger Recklessness.

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Just like the name says, this Fury Tree build makes you into a savage killer in max-level dungeons. It uses the same Main Warrior Build as the one above.

Fury Tree – Bloodbath Mythic+ Build

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This talent tree uses the same build as Raid Build Annihilator up until Row 4.

Fury Tree – Bloodbath Mythic+ Build
Talent	Description
Row 1
Bloodthirst	An attack that restores 3% of your total health and increases attack power.
Row 2
Raging Blow	A powerful melee attack that deals damage doubt to your attack power.
Row 3
Improved Enrage	Increases Haste by 15% and all movement speed by 10%.
Enraged Regeneration	Improves the effect of Bloodthirst and reduces damage taken.
Improved Execuete	Execute no longer costs any Rage and now generates Rage.
Row 4
Fresh Meat	Has an increased chance to trigger Enrage and always works the first time you strike an enemy.
Warpaint	Damage taken is reduced while Enrage is active.
Sudden Death	Any attack has a chance to activate Execute, and you can use it on an opponent with more than 20% health.
Row 5
Focus In Chaos	Auto-attacks never miss when Enrage is active.
Rampage	Activates Enrage, and allows you to attack four times in rapid succession.
Row 6
Cold Steel, Hot Blood	Critical Strikes that land when Bloodthirst is active generate more Rage and inflict a DoT called Gushing Wound.
Frenzy	Increases your Haste for 12 seconds. Stacks up to 4 times. Resets when you change targets.
Ashen Juggernaut	Improves the critical strike chance of Execute. Stacks up to four times.
Improved Whirlwind	Whirlwind hits two extra targets for extra damage.
Row 7
Bloodborne	Increases the Bleed damage of Odyn's Fury, Slaughtering Strikes, and Gushing Wound.
Bloodcraze	The critical strike chance of Bloodthirst increases by 15%.
Recklessness	Increases Rage generation by 100% and gives all your abilities an increased critical strike chance.
Massacre	Execute can be used on any opponent regardless of their health and has a reduced cooldown.
Meat Cleaver	Whirlwind does more damage to twice as many enemies for the next four attacks.
Row 8
Swift Strikes	Increases Haste by 2% and increase the damage done by Annihilation and Raging Blow.
Critical Thinking	Annihilator and Raging Blow deal more damage, and overall critical strike chance increases.
Row 9
Odyn's Fury	Unleashes four overpowered physical attacks that also do AoE damage.
Reckless Abandon	Recklessness generates more Rage, and Rampage makes your next Bloodthirst and Raging Blows more powerful.
Ravager	Throws a weapon at an enemy that does AoE damage to as many as eight enemies for 12 seconds.
Row 10
Titanic Rage	You are Enraged by Odyn's Fury, deal 10% more damage, and grants two stacks of Whirlwind.
Unbridled Ferocity	Rampage has a chance to trigger Recklessness.
Hurricane	You gain 5% more Strength and movement speed. Stacks up to 5 times.

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This build is just as savage as the Annihilator, so it's an easy learning curve for those already using the raid build. The Bloodbath build is designed for use in Mythic+ dungeons.

It also uses the same Main Warrior Tree but with three changes.

On Row 4, choose Fresh Meat instead of Improved Bloodthirst.
On Row 9, choose Spear of Bastion instead of Thunderous Roar.
On Row 10, choose Elysian Might instead of Thunderous Words.

Even if your character is not yet maxed level, you can still import strings from builds that are intended for endgame players. You can also use the Import option to try unique builds made up by friends or your raid leader and change them at any time using the "Reset All Talents" option.

Rotation

You should use some abilities, like Execute and Raging Blow, whenever they proc for the instant cast, regardless of where you are in the rotation. Fury Warriors have Sudden Death, so you don't have to wait until the enemy is at less than 20 percent health to use this.
Battle Shout is the attack buff the Warrior gives to their raid and party companions
Use Heroic Throw to pull ranged targets. Use your in-combat healing abilities Bloodthirst and Enraged Regeneration, any time you need them.
Spell Reflection and Pummel interrupt spellcasting, another ability you can use whenever the need arises, but keep in mind it has a 25-second cooldown.

Single Target

Sequence	Ability	Description
1.	Charge	Stuns the target and gives you an advantage in combat.
2.	Hamstring	Reduces movement speed.
3.	Slam	Causes physical damage at close range. Can be used as filler.
4.	Raging Blow	A strong physical blow that damages the opponent and generates rage. This is your filler move for this rotation.
5.	Bloodthirst	Fly into a rage, dealing extra damage and restoring 3% of your total health.
6.	Execute	Use whenever possible during battle, otherwise, it's your main finishing move.

Multiple Targets

Sequence	Ability	Description
1.	Heroic Leap	A long jump that does AoE damage when you land.
2.	Slam	Causes physical damage at close range.
3.	Raging Blow	A strong physical blow that damages the opponent and generates rage.
4.	Whirlwind	An AoE attack that deals damage to all nearby enemies. This is your filler move for this rotation.
5.	Bloodthirst	Fly into a rage, dealing extra damage and restoring 3% of your total health.
6.	Execute	Hit "tab" to rotate between enemies to finish them off.

Macros

The most effective macros for Warriors will always be something that combines abilities to make them faster and more efficient. Here are a few examples you can cut and paste directly into your macros window.

A simple one starts with the ability Recklessness.

Cast Recklessness, and combine it with any racial abilities and trinkets to get the maximum effect in one turn.

#showtooltip Recklessness

/use Recklessness

/use Blood Fury

/use Berserking

/use Ancestral Call

Here's a handy one that combines two signature abilities, Charge and Victory Rush, into a single keybind. It automatically activates Victory Rush when in melee range and Charge when out.

#showtooltip

/cast Charge

/cast Victory Rush

Gems, Enchants, And Consumables

Fractured Neltharite improves Mastery, and you should have as many of them socketed as possible. Anything that improves Mastery or Critical Strike are also good choices.
Enchant Weapon – Sophic Devotion causes your weapon to randomly harness Order, which improves your primary stat for 15 minutes. This is usually Strength, but Mastery and Critical Strike are alternatives.
Phial of Elemental Chaos is one of the best options available, charging you with the power of the elements for 60 seconds. An elemental boon is randomly chosen each time.

Stat Priority

Strength is always the Warrior's primary stat regardless of spec. For those planning on visiting the Mythic+ dungeons, Critical Strike and Mastery can and often do switch places.

Strength. Provides attack power and increases any ability that does damage. It's a common stat on plate armor.
Haste. Increased movement speed overall, including the time between auto-attacks, gives you a faster rotation.
Mastery. This boosts your damage while Enrage is active, making it more important for the Fury Warrior.
Critical Strike. Deals double damage, but doesn't generate Rage and is more important for an Arms Warrior.
Versatility. Increases damage done and reduces damage taken.

Best Fury Warrior Gear

The following list is the best a Warrior can have, but it's more of a guideline than a rule. As you level, anything that improves your Strength is a good choice. Swap between Mastery and Critical Strike for the next best choices.

Slot	Name	Location
Head	Earthshaker's Steel Visor	Halls of Infusion
Neck	Bromach's Disentombed Locket	Uldaman
Shoulders	Pauldrons of Immutable Truth	Uldaman
Cloak	Cloak of Lost Devotion	The Azure Vault
Chest	Cuirass of Irreparable Madness	The Azure Vault
Bracers	Excavated Earthen Wristslabs	Uldaman
Main Weapon	Ley-Line Tracer	The Azure Vault
Offhand Weapon	Bough of Deterioration	Brackenhide Hollow
Hands	Gauntlets of Incalculable Power	Halls of Infusion
Waist	Illusion Breaker's Waistguard	The Azure Vault
Legs	Drake Hunter's Greaves	The Nokhud Offensive
Feet	Pristine Magma	Neltharus
Ring One	Circle of Ascended Frost	Halls of Infusion
Ring Two	Scalebane Signet	Neltharus
Trinket One	Homeland Raid Horn	Uldaman
Trinket Two	Idol of Trampling Hooves	The Nokhud Offensive

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