In times now quite distant, vanilla, mounts were not only a means of transportation, but also a luxury. The first mount was given at level 40 and cost, I think, 80 gold. In order to save up for such an amount, in general, in those days one had to try. But for locks and pals, mounts were like class abilities. True, for this it was necessary to complete the quest.
In patch 7.2, the developers are going to introduce mounts for all classes. Again, there will be several conditions that must be met:
- Complete the Broken Isles campaign (Breaching the Tomb questline). It will not be short - it will take 11 weeks to complete the passage;
- Exalted with the new faction - Legionfall
- Fully unlock the ability to fly over the Broken Isles. To do this, you need to complete the meta-achievement Pathfinder of the Broken Isles, Part 1 And part 2.;
After that, a quest chain will become available to you, as a result of which you will receive a mount. For each class there will be several mounts, which differ in color depending on the spec of the class.
What can be said about this? In Legion, the developers have created a fairly complex character development system, turning each aspect of it into a separate adventure. Mounts have become another plane of character development. Yes, it seems, as it were, not necessarily, because everyone who has been playing for at least a couple of years has several dozen such animals. But nevertheless, it works. There are a bunch of manaspards running around the Broken Isles right now, which are a reward for the Suramar questline. Now here is another long-running attraction with class mounts. A goal is set and there are those who want to achieve it, although one more animal in the stall will not be hot or cold.
See the video of quest chains and mounts for each class below.
Death Knight
A series of tasks
Videos mount
Demon Hunter
A series of tasks
Videos mount
Druid
A series of tasks
Videos mount
Hunter
A series of tasks
Videos mount
Mage
A series of tasks
Videos mount
Monk
A series of tasks
Videos mount
Paladin
A series of tasks
Videos mount
Priest
A series of tasks
Legion class mount + how to get his is a very burning topic today. And it's funny that almost until the very end, the conditions for obtaining mounts for all classes of the Legion are the same.
The general path for obtaining class mounts in the Legion:
The general path of how to get a class mount in the Legion is divided into 2 uneven stages:
- Making a quest
- We carry out ,
including 15 tasks. All of them seem to be simple, and therefore only a couple of tips on the latter:
- - miraculously performed on in Azsuna;
- Steal the loot- just fly over the Broken Shore and look for chests on the minimap;
- Defenders of our common cause- we send comrades-in-arms only to the mission, where the Broken Shore is written under the name. Well, they must match - level 110, suitable equipment, all things;
- Destroy everyone- easily performed on spider eggs in (coordinates 39-35).
Obtaining a Legion Class Mount as a Warrior
- We take the quest "Divine Invitation" from the warrior.
- We pass at Odin's "Trial of Fury" - an arena in 4 stages:
Tanker! If you pass all the tests, you will get such a class mount!
- we knock down the enemy castes on or run away from him by 30 m;
- we also run out of electricity on the floor.
- we run away / jump away from the wall of warriors;
- we dodge the throw with the shield, become an interception when he runs after him, and join the infidel, having lived through the DPS cooldowns: it increases our damage by 2 times;
- dodge spinning swords. It seemed to me that it was easier to do this, standing closer to the center.
- jump out of the circle;
- dodge the jerk;
- we try to put spinning swords next to each other.
By the way, to the right of Odin's balcony is Eitrigg, who sells potions for rage, armor and health for the resources of the garrison.
Scenario walkthrough video:
Warrior class mount colors:
- Protection- violet;
- Fury- grey;
- Weapon- red.
Well, and for the warriors who have alts of other classes, briefly about how to get class mounts for them in the Legion.
Obtaining a Legion class mount as a druid
Mount colors:
- worgen - white
- elf - black
- tauren - brown
- troll is red.
To disable this flying form, you need to talk to .
Obtaining a Legion Class Mount as a Priest
- Dark- violet,
- Light- golden,
- Obedience- silver.
Obtaining a Legion Class Mount as a Mage
Mount colors:
- Ice– blue;
- Fire- orange;
- arcane magic- violet.
Obtaining a Legion Class Mount as a Monk
Obtaining a Legion class mount as a hunter
- Survival – ,
- Shooting — ,
- Beastmaster – .
Obtaining a Legion Class Mount as a Demon Hunter
Obtaining a Legion class mount as a paladin
- Retribution – ,
- Protection — ,
- Light— .
Obtaining a Legion Class Mount as a Rogue
Mount colors:
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We have prepared a guide on how to get class mounts in the WOW 7.2 patch: what tasks and achievements you need to complete, how to unlock other colors for mounts, and much more.
Helpful information:
Conditions for obtaining a class mount in WOW 7.2
After reaching level 110, the following conditions must be met:
Broken Shore:
- Unlock the Broken Shore via Broken Shore Assault
- Complete all parts of Infiltrating the Tomb
One of the parts of the Infiltrate the Tomb achievement will require you to complete the Class Hall Campaign (including Unlock Flight in the Legion):
- Unlock the slot for the third Artifact Relic
- Complete the Legionfall Defenders achievement (read the reputation guide)
The penultimate step of Infiltrating the Tomb will require players to level up Class Hall champions to level 110 and level up their items, as well as complete the Broken Shore mission.
Some classes have multiple mount color options for different specializations. Other classes can purchase mounts, pets, and toys by earning the More Power achievement on certain artifacts.
Additional rewards for the More Power achievement (it is not required to get a class mount in WOW 7.2.5 patch):
- Reach Artifact Knowledge level 26 and complete the quest series In Search of Lost Knowledge on the Broken Shore.
- Upgrade 35 Artifact Talents and unlock Empowered Talents.
- Level 52 talent, Legionfall Consistency, on some artifacts.
- Once a class mount is unlocked, purchase the associated mount, pet, and toy from your class hall quartermaster (costs 1000 Order Resources).
Some players will be interested in completing the "More Power" achievement on alts to get additional items for the collection.
If your main character's Artifact Knowledge level is 40+, you can send the Artifact Research Handbook: Volumes I-VII to Alts to help them level up their Artifact Knowledge level.
Demon Hunter
- Mount DH: Felbound Slayer Bat
How to get a mount
- The Demon Hunter class mount can be obtained after completing the quest On the Wings of Fel.
- To complete the quest On the Wings of Fel, you will have to do the following:
- Talk to Kaira Lightblade.
- Attempt to tame the Wild Felwing (fight him until he submits).
- Use your Ghost Sight to track where the Feral Felwing has flown.
- Try to tame him a second time.
- Track the location of the felwing again.
- And finally, finally subordinate him to your will.
- Ride a Wild Felwing to the Demon Hunter Camp.
Once you've completed all of the above, simply return to the class hall and obtain the Fel-Bound Slayer after watching the short game scenario.
Mount Model
HH mount video in patch 7.2.5:
Mage
- 7.2 Mage Mount: Archmage's Prismatic Disc
- Learned via: Prismatic Disk
How to get
Visit the class hall and take the Antonidas Project quest. Archmage Kalec will have three quests for you: Inner Fire, Deep Freeze, and Close to Home. To get the mount, you will need to complete all 3 tasks, as well as the final quest.
To get the first part of the mount, you need to complete the task Near the house. This is the easiest quest available - all you have to do is talk to Archmage Selindra, who is holding the item needed for the class mount. She will show you where it is, and you will only have to take it.
The second part of the mount is a bit more difficult to obtain - the Inner Fire quest will take you to Karazhan, to Archmage Altur. It will open a portal to a secret basement, where you will have to fight your way through the ranks of demons to the item that is needed to get the mount.
And finally, the third part of the mount can be obtained by completing the Deep Freeze quest. Archmage Cedric, who is located near the crater of Dalaran, will tell you that the item needed to get the mount was stolen by ogres, and that if you want to return it, you should visit them. Everything is simple here - you can easily take away the magic item you need from one of the ogres.
So, when all 3 parts are assembled, it's time to complete the Dispersal of Energy quest - a test in the Eye of Eternity, the passage of which will lead to a class mount.
- Stage 1: Prepare disks (items you received from the previous 3 tasks). At this point, you don't have to do anything other than listen to Kalec's instructions.
- Stage 2: In this stage, you will need to fight three elementals in turn - arcane, fire and ice. These elementals do not have any special skills, they use the standard spells of their element.
After defeating the elementals, simply return to the class hall, watch a small game scene and get your class mount.
Models
The color of the Prismatic Disc changes depending on the specialization, but no additional colors are sold by vendors.
Mount video:
Hunter
- Mount: High Ranger's Faithful Hawk Hawk
- Research Item: Summon the Loyal Wolfhawk
How to get
To get the mount, hunters must complete the Wild Night quest, which includes completing the game scenario in the same territory where you fought Fenrir in the Halls of Valor.
- Stage 1: The hunt has begun
- Go hunting, using your abilities to track down the four great beasts (Garos, Khyrtir, Ketlingr, and Habrok).
- Stage 2: Free the souls of the wolf Ferek and the hawk Vetolnir.
- Stage 3: Fight the Wolfhawk spirit. This is an elite creature, it will be more difficult to defeat him than all the previous ones.
- Stage 4: Return to Odin and "feast all night long".
After that, you can go to the Gunner's Refuge, where you will receive your class mount.
Mount models
All hunters receive the same mount for completing the quest, but it is possible to unlock 2 more colors with the More Power achievement.
Shaman
- Mount name: Farseer's Furious Storm
- Crafted with: Raging Storm Totem
Receipt
To get the Farseer's Storm Rage mount, Shamans need to complete the Gathering Storm quest, which includes a scenario where you need to help Prince Thunderaan in the Throne of the Four Winds.
- Stage 1: Talk to Thunderaan, he will tell you what to do.
- Step 2: Convince Rohash, Nezir and Anshal to pledge allegiance to Thunderaan.
- Stage 3: Bring the vortex to the center of the platform and listen to Thunderaan's speech.
After completing the scenario, you will see a short cutscene during which Thunderaan will reward you with a gift and a class mount.
Mount video
Externally, the mount resembles an ordinary elemental (only in armor), the color and structure of which changes depending on your specialization.
Paladin
- Mount name: Highlord's Golden Charger
- Learned from Glowing Reins of the Golden Charger
How to get
To obtain the Highlord 's Golden Steed , paladins need to speak with Lord Grayson Shadowbreaker , who will send you to get Stonehide Horse Armor . It is a required item for completing the quest In Preparation.
After completing this quest, Shadowbreaker will tell you that this is not enough to access the challenge, and that the armor needs to be strengthened. You will need 25x Leystone Ore and 1x Suramar Sapphire to complete the quest I'll Need Something... Once all the items are collected, complete the From Leather to Legendary quest and return to Lord Grayson Shadowbreaker.
He will say that your new class mount is, in fact, the horse of Lord Rivendare from Stratholme cleansed of filth. Accept the quest Rage in the Dark and proceed with the scenario:
- Stage 1: Choose your allies. You will have 6 paladin NPCs at your disposal, 2 characters for each specialization. You can only choose two of them.
- Step 2: Find 6x Stratholme Holy Water in Stratholme, and also free the three missing paladins (for this you will have to destroy three bosses - Ossein, Rottongue and Lepron).
- Step 3: Return to Lord Grayson and give him the holy water. He will be waiting for you at the camp in Elder's Square.
- Step 4: Infuse Holy Power The Bard of Plate is the item you received before starting the scenario.
- Step 5: Head to the crypt that holds the remains of Baron Rivendare.
- Stage 6: The remains were stolen by Ramien the Collector of Souls - defeat him and take the remains.
- Step 7: Talk to Lord Grayson to watch a cutscene and get your class mount.
Mount video
The standard model for all paladins is golden, but there are 3 additional skins that can be unlocked: silver purple, silver red, and golden purple. This can be done with the More Power achievement.
Warrior
- Mount: Warlord Bloodthirsty War Serpent
- Item to obtain: Bloodthirsty War Serpent's Iron Reins
Getting a mount
To get the class mount, you need to complete the Trial of Fury scenario and Odin's quest.
The essence of the scenario boils down to the fact that you need to defeat the champions in the arena one by one. There will be 4 such champions in total. After you defeat them all, Odin will give you your class mount.
Models and videos
Outwardly, the mount of warriors looks like a proto-drake, clad in armor.
Depending on the specialization, it changes its color: red for the Weapons branch, gray for Fury, and purple for the Defense specialization.
Death Knight
- Mount DK: Death Lord's Unholy Conqueror
- Used to obtain: Rotting Reins of the Unholy Conqueror
How to get
To get a class mount, death knights need to complete the order of the Lich King - Frozen Memories. After you reach Icecrown, the Lich King will send you to interrogate members of the Bronze Dragons (Dragon Secrets). They won't help you much, but the Lich King will direct you to the Ruby Sanctuary. When you infiltrate the sanctuary, you will find records of a great dragon that fell in Icecrown.
Taking the book you found with you, head back to Icecrown and start the Lost Glacier scenario, during which you will resurrect the dragon Cyranstrasz (which will be your class mount). In order to get the essence needed for the resurrection, you will need to destroy a certain amount of undead that will spawn during the scenario.
Models
The model of the DK class mount in patch 7.2 is a typical resurrected dragon (with minor modifications) that can be found in Icecrown. There are three color options - one for each specialization.
Warlock
- Mount: Netherlord's Brimstone Wrathsteed
- Mount item: Infernal Reins of the Brimstone Nethersteed
Receipt
You need to speak with Mor'zul Bloodbringer in the class hall. He will instruct you to collect a number of ingredients needed to open the portal. You will need 5x
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Havoc, one of the new class's specializations, focuses on melee combat with an emphasis on global cooldowns and management of the main resource (fury). The main task of a representative of this specialization is to use fury as efficiently as possible and react to unexpected triggers in time, while using various situational abilities. With various movement-boosting abilities, Havoc Demon Hunters are extremely mobile and have excellent flexibility.
List of guide changes 12/16/17:
- Rotation: Added a separate section for characters with T21 bonuses and Demonism. Updated to reflect the release of the new raid. Added a section about T21.
- Enchantments, Food, and Consumables: Updated to take into account the release of the new raid, the paragraph "Consumables" has been rewritten.
- Rotation: Updated to reflect the release of the new raid. Added a section about T21.
- Characteristics: Updated to reflect the release of the new raid, added stat weights for the Demon build.
- Talents: Updated to reflect the release of the new raid (the Demon build is now the preferred build).
- Equipment: Updated to reflect the release of the new raid, added new accessories and simulation results.
- Netherlight Crucible: The section has been updated.
Havoc guide is relevant for World of Warcraft Legion 7.3 Below you will find out everything you need to know to effectively complete raids and dungeons in extended mythic mode.
This guide was written by a Wordup player who is an avid theorist and proficient in most classes. He has been actively raiding since the release of Sunwell Plateau and is currently a member of the Echoes guild. It can be found in Twitter.
Changes in patch 7.3
Compared to patch 7.2, specialization has changed insignificantly. The main changes are related to the appearance of the Netherlight Crucible.
Changes in patch 7.2.5
- Blades of Chaos no longer scale with Mastery and grant a static 30% bonus. Duration has been increased to 18 seconds.
- Fel Barrage no longer works on the charges system, the cooldown reduction is related to other attacks.
- Preparedness now restores 100 health. Wrath for 10 seconds, instead of 40 Wrath rage for 5 sec.
- give an increase of 25% (instead of 50%).
- 4T19 Chaos Critical Strike bonus has been reduced to 8% (down from 10%).
- Achor, Unquenchable Hunger now heals with Vengeful Retreat instead of Mist.
Changes in patch 7.2
Patch 7.2 added new talents for the artifact, including the gold talent Chaotic Attack. Legendary bracers Mo'arga's Bionic Stabilizers and Boots of Loram Centipede's Sacrifice have been buffed, and their effect now works on the primary target as well. Achor, Unquenchable Hunger has received an additional stat.
Changes in patch 7.1.5
With the release of patch 7.1.5, some of the specialization's abilities, including the main resource spell Chaos Strike, have been buffed. Some weak talents have been changed so that they can be used more often. Changes have also been made to the talent tree - in particular, Demon Blades are now available in the first tier. In addition, Metamorphosis now heals for 30% of the damage dealt and increases the survivability of Demon Hunters.
0. Brief guide
This section is for those who are just starting out as a Demon Hunter, don't aim to raid in Mythic, or just want to keep their play style as simple as possible and don't want to constantly remember to prioritize and keep track of various effects.
Basics
Havoc's basic abilities are minimal, but they all help you achieve your goals. Additional abilities can be acquired through talents. This state of affairs is often shocking for beginners who cannot immediately understand everything. In this section, we will look at a simplified build that gives an idea of specialization and allows you to play at an acceptable level.
Anger is the primary resource for the Havoc specialization. The mechanics of this resource are detailed in the following sections. Managing anger is pretty easy. In the presence of 40 units. of this resource you can use Chaos Strike. If Chaos Strike deals a critical hit, you gain 20 damage. anger. Try not to forget about this feature and react to critical hits in time.
In addition, Metamorphosis' strong offensive cooldown empowers Chaos Strike and Blade Dance, turning them into Annihilation and Death Sweep. Metamorphosis also increases Speed by 25% and Self Healing by 30%. Try to use Metamorphosis along with other cooldowns. Before using, accumulate anger to deal as much damage as possible in a short period of time.
Talent Selection
The talents listed below provide the easiest possible play style and allow you to understand the basics of specialization. In most cases, the talent tree provides certain alternatives that are more useful when applied correctly, but require experience in the game. If necessary, you can go to them in the future.
- Level 99: Felblade
- Level 100: Demon Blades
- Level 102: Chaos Slash
- Level 104: Soul Rip
- Level 106: Nemesis
- Level 108: Demonic Rebirth
- Level 110: Blades of Chaos (single target) or Fel Barrage (multiple targets).
Characteristics
When using this build, the priority of characteristics is as follows:
- Critical hit
- Speed
- Versatility
- Agility
- Mastery
With the recommended talents, Critical Strike is a better stat than Haste (due to cooldown resets and additional Wrath from Demon Blades).
Basic rotation
- Use Fel Rush, being careful not to build up 2 charges.
- Cast Nemesis on the main target.
- Use Blades of Chaos. If Metamorphosis is on cooldown, you can hold the Blades of Chaos for a while to use them at the same time later.
- Use Fury of the Illidari .
- Use Fel Barrage on cooldown.
- Use Piercing Gaze when you have 2 or more targets.
- Use Felblade if you are 30 or more below your maximum Wrath.
- Use Metamorphosis to deal heavy damage. Before use, accumulate 80 or more units. anger.
- Use Death Sweep / Blade Dance with 3 or more targets and 35 or more damage. anger.
- Use Annihilation / Chaos Strike when you have 40 or more damage. anger.
Keep in mind that in this build Wrath is generated predominantly through Demon Blades and Felblade procs, so downtime can occur in the rotation. Don't worry, it's normal. In some cases, you will receive a large amount of anger in a short amount of time. Be prepared to spend it if the situation permits.
1. Havoc Specialization Mechanic
- Demon Hunters use Fury as their main resource, which is spent on offensive abilities such as Chaos Strike and Blade Dance, and is generated with Demon's Bite.
- Chaos Critical Strikes refund the Fury spent on them by 50%, which adds dynamics to the rotation.
- Piercing Gaze is an active AoE spell with a short cooldown. It costs frenzy and deals chaos damage to all enemies in front of the caster.
- Fel Charge and Vengeful Retreat greatly increase your mobility, allowing you to cover great distances in an instant.
- Metamorphosis is a powerful offensive cooldown that enhances your frenzy spending abilities and grants you a speed boost.
2. Advantages and disadvantages
Advantages:
- High sustained single target damage
- Exceptional mobility, allowing you to choose a favorable location in battle
- Can accumulate resources to deal high damage in a short period of time and switch between targets without loss
- Powerful flexible cooldowns for a variety of situations
Flaws:
- Outgoing damage is unreliable strongly depends on the probability of inflicting a critical hit
- AoE also depends on cooldowns
3. Viability in the current patch
Representatives of the Havoc specialization can still be useful to the raid in diverse battles. They have access to multifunctional talents that allow them to deal damage to one or more targets. In addition, such fighters can deal high damage in a short period of time and have strong defensive abilities, and therefore are quite suitable for mastering the Tomb of Sargeras. Finally, Havoc is still great in Mythic due to its ability to adapt to different modifiers.
4. General information about abilities
Havoc is a brand new specialization. In this section, we will look at all the abilities available to her, their mechanics, and possible uses. In addition, we'll talk about cooldowns and key spec concepts in Legion. If you already have experience playing on test servers and feel confident in combat, you can move on to reading other sections. Otherwise, we do not recommend skipping important basic information.
4.1. Key Resources
The Havoc Demon Hunter's primary resource is Wrath, which is consumed by using the strongest basic abilities. Wrath is generated by Demon's Bite or the Demon Blades talent. Thus, the supply of the resource is limited by these tools, and not by the rate of passive replenishment. Most of the Wrath is spent on Chaos Strike for AoE damage and Blade Dance / Eye Beam for single target damage. Proper anger management (alternating the phases of accumulation and resource consumption) ensures the smoothness of the rotation.
4.2. Basic abilities
Below are the key abilities that are unlocked by leveling up in Mardum and form the core of the gameplay.
4.4. Important Effects and Passives
Havoc Mastery, Mastery: Demonic Presence linearly increases all outgoing Chaos damage by 11% or more. In addition, it gives a similar increase in movement speed. As such, the mastery mechanic provides high damage and mobility.
- Level 99: Blind Fury
- Level 100: Demonic Appetite
- Level 102: Chaos Slash
- Level 104: Choose
- Level 106: Nemesis
- Level 108: Demonic Rebirth
- Level 110: Demonism
Tier 1 talents (level 99)
Tier 1 talents increase AoE damage.
- Fel Mastery increases the damage of Fel Rush by 30% and restores 25 Fel. frenzy if Fel Rush hits at least one target.
- The Felblade allows you to dash towards your target and deal heavy fire damage to them. Also restores 30 health. anger. Demon Bite and Demon Blades have a 20% chance to reset Felblade's cooldown. Range - 15m, cooldown 15 sec.
- Blind Fury increases the cast time and the number of instances of Eye Beam by 50%. Demon Hunter heals for 35 points while Gaze is active. anger per sec.
New talents from patch 7.2
In patch 7.2, new talents were added, which are unlocked after the player invests 35 points in the development of an artifact. All previous talents have received an additional (fourth) rank. After acquiring all the talents, the player can invest points in the infinite talent, Symphony of the Legion's Fall.
Havoc specializations should take the Chaotic Strike talent as quickly as possible to increase Chaos Strike and Wrath regeneration speed. Other talents can't match it in terms of pure damage output.
- Fourth rank Eyes wide open
- Fourth rank Critical Chaos
- Rank Four Demonic Rage
- Rank Four Vision of Chaos
- Rank Four Sharpened Glaives
- Fourth Rank Contained Anger
- Rank Four Unleashed Demons
- Rank Four Illidari Knowledge , Energy Overflowing or Deceiver's Fury (in any order)
Artifact Ability
The Dual Blades talent tree starts with an active ability, Fury of the Illidari, which deals Chaos damage to up to three targets in the area. Cooldown - 1 min., does not require resources. This is a great spell for dealing AoE damage. It's worth the cooldown spent in single-target combat, especially when combined with Momentum. Fury of the Illidari is subsequently upgraded with the gold talent Wrath of the Illidari.
Relic selection
Like many other classes, Demon Hunters are generally guided by item level when choosing relics, which directly affects weapon level. The exception is relics that improve Critical Chaos. Such relics are comparable in value to 5 units. weapon level, and we recommend using them. In addition, you will need relics that improve:
Netherlight Crucible
Relic optimization with Netherlight Crucible is directly dependent on the talents upgraded by these relics. Try to collect three relics for Critical Chaos (this talent should be present on the relic itself or among the tier 3 talents). If Critical Chaos is one of the Tier 3 talents, choose any path that leads to it.
- If the relic improvesCritical chaos initially, select tier 2 and 3 talents based on the priority list below.
- If the relic initially improves another ability, But Critical Chaos is present among the talents of Tier 3, choose the development path that leads to Critical Chaos.
- If the relic does not improve at allCritical Chaos, you should temporarily optimize it, and then look for another one.
Tier 2 talents
If there is no Critical Chaos in the third tier of the relic talents, choose the path of development, guided by the priority of tier 2 talents. All talents are categorized with their relative value in item level units.
- Use Fel Rush with Impulse Fel Mastery (if you have it).
- Use Insidious Retreat Ready or to launch Impulse (if you have it).
- Use Impulse Fel Barrage (if you have it).
- Use Illidari Rage combined with Impulse (if you have it).
- Use Piercing Gaze combined with Impulse.
- Use Blade Dance / Death Sweep (against 3 or more targets).
- Use Throw Glaive with the Bleed talent combined with Impulse (if you have it).
- Use Blade Dance / Death Sweep First Blood .
- Use Chaos Strike (Chaos Cleave).
- Use Throw Glaive when there are 2 or more targets.
- Use Chaos Strike Demon Blades .
- Use Demon Bite (Demon Blades).
Chaos Cleave increases the priority of Chaos Strike over Blade Dance in combat and 3 or fewer targets. Fel Rush Fel Mastery
Impulse Fel Barrage
Rotation for a build with Demonism and T21
For the Havoc specialization, the rotation for multiple targets depends on their number and chosen talents. Chaos Cleave introduces Chaos Cleave to empower abilities that cost Wrath with Chaos Strike , however, with enough targets in the rotation, Piercing Gaze and Blade Dance are used.
- Use Fel Rush with Fel Mastery when you have 30 or more points of Wrath left, and to reset charges and trigger Impulse (if you have one).
- Use Vengeful Retreat for 85 or less damage. anger if you have the Ready talent or to launch Impulse (if you have it).
- Use Fel Barrage (if you have it), pairing it with Impulse (if you have it) if possible.
- Use Illidari Rage combined with Impulse (if you have it).
- Use Piercing Gaze combined with Impulse.
- Use Blade Dance / Death Sweep (against 3 or more targets).
- Use Throw Glaive with the Bleed talent combined with Impulse (if you have it).
- Use Blade Dance / Death Slash on cooldown if you have the First Blood talent.
- Use Chaos Strike (on 3 or more targets with Chaos Cleave talent).
- Use Throw Glaive when there are 2 or more targets.
- Use Chaos Strike for 70 or more damage. Wrath (60 pts with Demon Blades .
- Use Demon Bite to generate Wrath (unless you have the Demon Blades talent).
It should be noted that the Chaos Cleave talent increases the priority of Chaos Strike over Blade Dance in combat and 3 or fewer targets. Fel Rush is rotated regardless of having Fel Mastery, but it increases in importance when this talent is present.
Try to use Fel Barrage as much as possible when you have suitable targets so that the cooldown reduction effect is not wasted. Keep in mind that the guidelines for using Momentum are optional, and if you can't follow them, just stick to the standard rotation.
10. Important Notes
10.1. Demon build notes
In Advanced Mode Mythic dungeons, fragments generated by Overwhelming Energy also grant Eye Beam . In addition, you can use Unleashed Power to control without any loss. This build can be augmented with Raddon's Eye Cascade, which reduces cooldowns and eliminates the need to collect souls.
10.2. Tier 2 talents
10.5. piercing gaze
11.2. Blades of Chaos
If you took Blades of Chaos as your last tier talent, use it as often as possible and combine it with Metamorphosis or Nemesis if possible (if you have this talent). It's easy, especially if you have the Unleashed Demons artifact talent.
12. Key Concepts of Playing DH Havoc in Legion
12.1. Abilities and Talents for Fast Travel
Unique to the Havoc specialization are the Fel Rush and Insidious Retreat abilities. They increase damage dealt and speed up the process of generating anger (with certain talents). These abilities must be used taking into account the characteristics of the battle.
Versatility directly affects damage dealt and reduces incoming damage.
Change of priorities in patch 7.3.5
With the introduction of the 7.3.5 set bonuses, most of the damage coming from the Demon Hunter is related to Chaos magic, so Mastery is once again a priority stat. The bonus to speed is automatically acquired after each Piercing Gaze, which is not very convenient for those who are still wearing the old equipment from the T20 days with critical strike and speed.
14. Stones in equipment
18. Addons
18.2.5. Generic Addons for Demon Hunters
18.2.5.1. ElvUI
We often use ElvUI for characters of all classes. It changes the interface, adding everything you need for a comfortable game: additional panels, cooldown timers, icons of triggered effects, etc.
18.2.5.2. Addons for boss fights Deadly Boss Mods or Bigwigs
They warn about boss abilities and give useful tips on mechanics. We strongly recommend downloading and installing them. Remember that it is currently more popular than .
18.2.5.3. GTFO
GTFO is a lightweight addon that warns you if you are standing in the wrong place or making some other mistake. Very useful even if you already have a raid addon like DBM.
18.2.5.4. Parrot or Mik's Scrolling Battle Text
Parrot and Mik "s Scrolling Battle Text - addons with flexible settings, display floating combat text (incoming heal and damage, abilities used, etc.) Work great with default settings.
18.2.5. Recount / Skada
18.2.5.6. Grid and GridClickSets (optional)
ElvUI includes some nice raid frames. Grid and GridClickSets are only used if you want to remove debuffs from raid or group members by right-clicking on the player's portrait in raid frames. If you install Grid, don't forget the GridStatusRaidDebuff .
18.2.5.7. Weak Auras
WeakAuras is a very useful addon that allows you to visualize buffs/debuffs and cooldowns. The addon has flexible settings and allows you to more effectively use the features of a particular class. You can also use it for other purposes.
Welcome to the demon hunter's revenge guide. This guide is based on statistics collected from many characters. This guide is simply a tool to help you optimize your character - through understanding what stats and talents are optimal, as well as effective rotation. Most of the DPS depends on the players themselves - how quickly the player reacts, has good ping and FPS, as well as the availability of consumables.
Players like to emphasize the value of stats, talents, equipment levels. They are important, but even the best equipment will not help you achieve high results if you play like jam. This guide will get you off to a good start with the class, but much of the success is up to you.
Attribute Priority
Stamina > Agility > Versatility > Haste > Mastery > Crit
Endurance
Endurance increases your health bar.
Agility
Agility increases attack power and skill damage.
Versatility
Versatility increases your damage, healing, and absorption, and reduces all damage dealt to you.
Speed
Haste increases attack and spell speed, as well as damage or healing over time (DoTs and HoTs) and reduces GCD (global cooldown)
Mastery
Mastery provides a passive bonus to your character based on your chosen specialization. Mastery: Fel Blood reduces physical damage taken and increases your attack power.
Crete
A critical strike increases the chance of dealing increased damage or healing. For the Demon Hunter of the Vengeance specialization, it also increases parry with Riposte .
Rune
Don't forget about Corrupted Augment Rune, can be used in conjunction with flasks.
Build
Below is a revenge demon hunter build based on SimulationCraft data. We recommend that you carefully study each chosen talent before changing the build. First you need to understand the strengths and weaknesses of your character, this will help you choose the right build.
If you'd like to learn more about each talent, here's the Wowhead build link (opens in a new tab).
Guide Demon Hunter Havoc (HV, Havoc Demon Hunter) PBE 7.3.5
Leveling the artifact Aldrachi Warblades
Below you will find the Demon Hunter Vengeance Artifact evolution path based on SimulationCraft tables. This path is divided into steps so as to improve your artifact as you progress in the game for the best result.
If you'd like to learn more about each talent, here's the Wowhead build link (opens in a new tab).
rotation
Single Target Rotation
- Soul Carver by cd.
