Fury Warrior Rotation Guide - Midnight Pre-Patch

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How to Play a Fury Warrior

Fury Warriors revolve around maximizing Enfurecer uptime and dealing damage through fast-paced attacks and a variety of special abilities, excelling at dealing high multitarget damage while sacrificing little to no single target to do so.

Avoid Downtime - Fury generates the majority of its rage from abilities, so reducing the amount of time spent chasing, running out mechanics, or otherwise not hitting the boss is critical to maximizing performance. There are several abilities to help with this, such as Cargar and Salto heroico, so use them smartly to stay on target as much as possible!

Keep Abilities on cooldown - nearly every rotational Fury ability generates rage, though only one spends it, and in large amounts. This makes maximizing rage income very important to ensure that the rotation never starves so much that it drops Enrage.

Avoid wasting Rage - unlike most resources, rage starts from zero and decays out of combat. Making efficient use of it, both in combat and by reducing the amount of time spent moving from one combat to another, will help maintain the rotation and eliminate downtime spent waiting for more resources.

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Best Fury Warrior Rotations Best Fury Warrior Single Target RotationsDesenfrenoEnfurecer

Since Execute has a cooldown, it merely adds to the rotation rather than completely replacing other abilities.

Abandono temerario replaces Bloodthirst and Raging Blow with the more powerful Baño de sangre and Golpe aplastante, though they are used the same way.

Use the ✘Standard builds used below are covered in the Talents page, with additional talent changes not affecting the rotational priority in any meaningful way. Hero SpecializationsSelect a Hero Specialization to fill in the rotationDPS Rotation

Temeridad

Desenfreno if Enfurecer is not active

Ejecutar whenever available

Desenfreno with >115 rage, delaying to more efficiently benefit from Enrage

Arremetida enfurecida

Desenfreno

Sed de sangre

Torbellino as a filler

DPS Rotation

Temeridad

Desenfreno if Enfurecer is not active

Arremetida enfurecida if Oleada de adrenalina is not active

Desenfreno with >115 rage, delaying to more efficiently benefit from Enrage

Ráfaga atronadora during Avatar

Ejecutar whenever available

Arremetida enfurecida with two charges available

Sed de sangre

Desenfreno

Arremetida enfurecida

Atronar as a filler

Best Fury Warrior AoE RotationTorbellino mejorado

Since Execute has a cooldown, it merely adds to the rotation rather than completely replacing other abilities.

Abandono temerario replaces Bloodthirst and Raging Blow with the more powerful Baño de sangre and Golpe aplastante, though they are used the same way.

Temeridad

Torbellino to apply the Whirlwind buff

Desenfreno if Enfurecer is not active

Desenfreno with >115 rage, delaying to more efficiently benefit from Enrage

Ejecutar whenever available

Arremetida enfurecida

Desenfreno

Sed de sangre

Torbellino as a filler

DPS Rotation

Temeridad

Desenfreno if Enfurecer is not active

Ráfaga atronadora

Sed de sangre

Desenfreno with >115 rage, delaying to more efficiently benefit from Enrage

Atronar

Desenfreno

Ejecutar

Arremetida enfurecida

Best Fury Warrior OpenerTemeridadCargarAbandono temerarioDesenfrenoonControl de la ira

Execute timing varies, depending on Muerte súbita procs.

Descarga tormentosa is an extremely minor damage increase when used during Bladestorm, though it is not often worth talenting at the expense of survivability or mobility.

Control de la ira

If additional targets are coming up soon after the pull, partial or full cooldowns should always be saved for them instead of being used in the opener. Likewise, cooldowns do not need to be used early if already high rage or still Enraged from a prior pull.

Descarga tormentosa is an extremely minor damage increase when used during Bladestorm, though it is not often worth talenting at the expense of survivability or mobility.

Because Avatar will refresh the cooldown of Thunder Clap, it is best used after the first cast applies the Torbellino mejorado buff, ensuring that an important Thunder Blast will not be un-enraged. Recklessness may also be moved here to smooth out the opener and keep the two cooldowns macroed together.

stat increasing trinketscombat potionsPre-Combat CheckGrito de batalla Single Button Rotation Assistant Losses for Fury WarriorsCargarAssisted Highlight

Hero Talent

With CDs

Without CDs

~5% DPS loss

~10% DPS loss

~5% DPS loss

~10% DPS loss

One Button

Hero Talent

With CDs

Without CDs

~20% DPS loss

~25% DPS loss

~20% DPS loss

~25% DPS loss

Assisted Highlight

Hero Talent

With CDs

Without CDs

~5% DPS loss

~10% DPS loss

~5% DPS loss

~10% DPS loss

One Button

Hero Talent

With CDs

Without CDs

~25% DPS loss

~36% DPS loss

~22% DPS loss

~32% DPS loss

Fury Warrior Cooldowns Not Used by Rotation AssistCooldown section of this guide

Regeneración iracunda

Berrido de convocación

Grito de batalla

Actitud rabiosa and Actitud defensiva

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Racial Abilities

Fury Warriors Major Cooldowns

Temeridad is the specialization's primary cooldown, which should be used liberally.

Avatar is a secondary cooldown used exclusively by Mountain Thane, which aligns perfectly with Recklessness and may be macroed together.

Furia de Odyn is a talented AoE attack and the focus of Midnight's first seasonal tier set, though otherwise very mediocre.

Filotormenta is a secondary cooldown used exclusively by Slayer, dealing a good amount of single and multitarget damage.

Lanza del campeón is a talented attack in the class tree, which serves more of a utility role in keeping enemies within an area, though its damage is rather mediocre. The ability can be reactivated to leap to the spear, though this has very niche applications.

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Comentario de Verichiel

Top talent - Anger Management

Siegebreaker in the rotation...

Wut?

Comentario de Zombby

ST: Rampage > Raging Blow at 2 charges > Bloodthirst

Never played a warrior so forgive me asking - aren't we risking resetting the enrage window half way through so we waste part of it? I thought Bloodthirst was only to trigger enrage and whirlwind would be filler if we had no raging blow or execute to cast during enrage, i.e.

Rampage > Raging Blow at 2 charges > Raging Blow at 1 charge > Whirlwind - > Bloodthirst

Comentario de 1895728

sudden death or furious slash ? is this a prefer talent choice or?

Comentario de oggeboyn

can someone please have a look on my char as ive followed everything above but i cant do over 21 k in dps,

and i am soon going to give up if someone please want to help me,

i am lilleskutten on wildhammer eu

https://www.warcraftlogs.com/character/id/36540707

Comentario de oggeboyn

Comentario de Diremore

This is unnecessarily complicated. I need a spread sheet just to figure out what to do to simply play this game. Was this the plan or an unforeseen result of such overdevelopment? I guess there's always MInecraft...

Comentario de Auralyon

Does having the talent Cold Steel, Hot Blood change the priority between Bloodthirst and Raging Blow (and of course their empowered counterparts as well)?

I recall in BfA the bleed from Bloodthirst crits was strong enough to make keeping Bloodthirst on cooldown a higher priority than Raging Blow, and I'm wondering if that's the case now as well.

Comentario de Auralyon

In the "maximizing burst aoe" section, you list whirlwind as the first ability to use to get the whirlwind cleave charges up. However, since we're running the suggested Titanic Rage and Titan's Torment, we get those charges from using Avatar before any meaningful (ignoring the first Bloodthirst) single target ability to cleave. It seems to me that we can discard whirlwind from the burst opener, unless we're using Rampage to proc the initial Enrage, but at that point we're getting into the normal multi-target rotation since you should never use a Rampage in an aoe setting without a whirlwind charge.

Comentario de Oxblade

Since patch 10.0.5, what is the best opener/priority rotation for fury warrior based on emphasizing the onslaught build? My profile is at https://worldofwarcraft.com/en-us/character/us/silvermoon/oxblade
My priority rotation has been raging blow/onslaught to generate rage which I use for rampage. When available I spam Execute and CD's as they come available but still my DPS is habitually on the bottom of every raid..... I have nice enchants, use my glacial pots, all the right stuff. I have anger management to get uptime on recklessness and ravager. One thing I'm not 100% sure on is where talents should be invest in the fury tree between ... I just brought my haste up from 20% to 23% with the recent completion/implementation of the catalyst quest so I don't know if this will make a noticable difference or not. I been contemplating going arms but I just dumped my primal focus/sparks into a second 402 2 hander so I hate to not utilize this. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, I spend massive amounts of time on the raid dummy but never get those WOW moments in increasing dps. Last night on heroic brood I couldn't get over 29k dps (plateau rotational damage) on broodkeeper, even the tank was at times more than me.... My ilvl is 399 and I see all the time other warrior 5 or 10 ilvl lower than me pull down 40 and 50k steady (non-burst) dps easy (granted I don't have my 4pc tier set) but I get booted from raids frequently because of my low numbers can't figure out what to do to improve this, any advice would be greatly appreciated from my warrior brothers out there, thanks all!

Comentario de SatansHodge

now can you explain as if you are just starting off cuz i didnt understand any of this WoW terminology

Comentario de Physixtential

This is both a macros/rotation question but comments aren't allowed on macroes page. If I macro recklessness together with odyn's fury, is recklessness guaranteed to apply to that odyn's fury, or is it necessary to separate them?

Comentario de FlasKamel

Hey, quick question from a mediocre fury warrior:
Does Raging Blow only turn into Crushing Blow for one hit, and only after Rampage?
My button shines up even after I've used Crushing Blow, but the name goes back into Raging Blow, so I'm not sure whether I'm using Crushing Blow or Raging Blow sometimes...

Comentario de SauteedOnions

Why do you have Improved Whirlwind on the rotation if the spec you provided doesn't have it?

Comentario de drpimento

anger management isn't a recommeded talent in the tree, but in the rotation it is. Cant really split the dif.

Comentario de TheReturningKing

Builds using Reckless Abandon do not need to pre-cast Recklessness, as it will generate enough rage to immediately Rampage on the pull,

Hi,
I had a question about this statement:
In the article, I read this, but am confused; In order for Reckless Abandon to activate, you HAVE to cast Recklessness, which I assume is the very definition of pre-casting.

Also, in the DPS rotation section:
With Reckless Abandon activated: Crushing blow is the hardest hitting strike, yet appears at number 7 on the list. Likewise, with Anger Management selected: Raging Blow is still the hardest hitting strike, yet appears at number 7 on the list.
Both Crushing Blow and Raging Blow are skills that take up multiple points in the Fury Tree and even have bonuses in the Hero Tree, but in the DPS rotation build provided, Wowhead has whirlwind placed before these two...I can understand why Bladestorm may be chosen to come before CBlow/RBlow because of the extra damage buff added to hit enemies (however I've been starting with this, then running my rotation)....
What I do not understand is why a skill like whirlwind and execute would take precedent over your hardest hitting moves especially when you have a limited amount of time to work during Recklessness and Avatar...

I also do not understand why Thunderous Roar is used. NONE of the bleed or leech bonuses are further developed in the Hero Tree (obviously not Wowhead's fault, but It would be nice to see this site be openly critical towards Blizzard about BS like this....and Human racial bonuses being inferior to all other races).... But back to the topic: Thunderous Roar is fun for CC, but does it deserve to be in the top 5-7 on my rotation? I would like to know if this bleed effect is credited to my leech ability (if I can get some heals out of it, I'd consider using it)....

Thanks for your time!

Comentario de Osiana

This guide says:

"Improved Whirlwind allows Fury to cleave its normal single target rotation on up to 4 additional targets, fitting naturally into the rotation and allowing very easy access to cleave damage with little setup or single target damage loss."

That does not seem to match what the game shows me:

Whirlwind

"Unleashes a whirlwind of steel, striking all nearby enemies for 300,888 Physical damage. Deals reduced damage beyond 5 targets.

Causes your next 2 single-target melee attacks to strike up to 4 additional targets for 4% damage.
Generates 3 Rage, plus an additional 1 per target hit."

So what, is this a display issue in the game? 4% additional damage, is that a joke? In any case, this page is wrong if the game tip is right, as Improved Whirlwind only strikes 2 additional, not 4.

Comentario de disappointed

bruh you got mountain thane ST listed as top build, then on rotation page you don't even list it LOL - I'd beg you to fix but I know you can't be bothered

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