Overview of all Stats for TBC Classic

Por Simonize Actualizado: 27/01/2026

ratingNew Stats Coming in TBC ClassicExpertise, Haste, Armor Penetration, and ResilienceExpertise

A boss enemy has a 6.5% base chance to dodge your attacks. This is entirely removed with 103 Expertise Rating.

When attacking from the front of a boss enemy, the boss has a 14% chance to parry your attacks. This is entirely removed by standing behind the boss or getting 221 Expertise Rating.

HasteBeso de la arañaGema de Estímulo mentalAt level 70, 15.8 Haste Rating at level 70 grants 1% haste, and 15.8 Spell Haste Rating increases casting speed by 1%Armor PenetrationFilo del espetahuesosDistintivo del guardaenjambreResilience At level 70, 39.4 Resilience Rating reduces your chance to be Crit by 1%, and reduces your damage taken from Critical Strikes by 2%Gem SocketsJewelcraftingPrimary Stats in TBC ClassicStrength, Agility, Intellect, Stamina, and SpiritStrength

Druids, Paladins, Shaman and Warriors gain 2 melee Attack Power per point of Strength.

Hunters, Mages, Priests, Rogues and Warlocks gain 1 melee Attack Power per point of Strength.

Paladins, Shaman and Warriors with a Shield equipped have a chance to block 1 Damage for every 20 points of Strength.

Agility

Rogues, Hunters, and Warriors gain 1 ranged Attack Power per point of Agility.

Druids in Forma felina, Hunters and Rogues gain 1 melee Attack Power per point of Agility.

You gain 2 Armor for every point of Agility.

You gain Critical Strike Chance at varying rates, depending on your class:
Paladins, Druids, and Shamans receive 1% Critical Strike Chance for every 25 points of Agility.

Rogues and Hunters receive 1% Critical Strike Chance for every 40 points of Agility.

Warriors receive 1% Critical Strike Chance for every 33 points of Agility.

Druids receive 1% Dodge for every 14.7 points of Agility.

Rogues receive 1% Dodge for every 20 points of Agility.

Hunters, Shamans, and Paladins receive 1% Dodge for every 25 points of Agility.

Warriors receive 1% Dodge for every 30 points of Agility.

Intellect

You gain 15 maximum mana for each point of Intellect.

You gain Spell Critical Strike chance at varying rates, depending on your class:
Warlocks receive 1% Spell Critical Strike chance for every 81.9 points of intellect.

Druids receive 1% Spell Critical Strike chance for every 79.4 points of intellect.

Shamans receive 1% Spell Critical Strike chance for every 78.1 points of intellect.

Mages receive 1% Spell Critical Strike chance for every 81 points of intellect.

Priests receive 1% Spell Critical Strike chance for every 80 points of intellect.

Paladins receive 1% Spell Critical Strike chance for every 79.4 points of intellect.

Stamina

You gain 10 Health for every point of Stamina.

Thanks to Robustez, Tauren characters gain 10.5 Health for every point of Stamina.

Spirit

Mana begins to regenerate via Spirit only when you have not cast any spells that cost mana for 5 seconds. This is referred to as the "Five Second Rule".

After not casting spells that cost mana for 5 seconds, you will begin to regenerate mana every 2 seconds based on your Intellect and Spirit.

The Mana regeneration for a level 70 character every 2 seconds is given by the following formula:

Mana Regen Per 2 Seconds = + 0.002

Many classes have talents or abilities that allow some percentage of their mana regeneration to continue while casting spells.

What Classes Benefit from Each Stat in TBC Classic?Druids

Balance and Restoration Druids receive mana and Spell Critical Strike chance from Intellect.

Intellect and Spirit together contribute to your mana regeneration.

Feral Druids receive 2 melee Attack Power per point of Strength.

Feral Druids receive 1 melee Attack Power per point of Agility while in Forma felina only. They also receive Dodge Chance and Critical Strike Chance from Agility.

Hunters

Hunters receive 1 ranged Attack Power per point of Agility. They also receive Dodge Chance and Critical Strike Chance from Agility.

In case you're forced into a close combat situation, you also gain 1 melee Attack Power per point of Agility.

Mages

You gain Mana and Spell Critical Strike Chance from Intellect.

Intellect and Spirit together contribute to your mana regeneration.

Paladins

Holy Paladins receive Mana and Spell Critical Strike from Intellect.

Intellect and Spirit together contribute to your mana regeneration.

Protection and Retribution Paladins receive 2 melee Attack Power per point of Strength. They also benefit from Intellect as a way to gain a greater chance of landing a spell critical strike.

Paladins with a Shield equipped have a chance to block 1 damage for every 20 points of Strength.

Priests

You gain mana and Spell Critical Strike Chance from Intellect.

Intellect and Spirit together contribute to your mana regeneration.

Rogues

Rogues receive 1 melee Attack Power per point of Strength.

Rogues receive 1 melee Attack Power per point of Agility. They also receive Critical Strike and Dodge Chance with Agility.

]Shaman

Elemental and Restoration Shamans receive mana and Spell Critical Strike chance from Intellect.

Intellect and Spirit together contribute to your mana regeneration.

Enhancement Shaman receives 2 melee Attack Power per point of Strength.

Enhancement Shaman receives Critical Strike and Dodge Chance with Agility.

Warlocks

You gain mana and Spell Critical Strike Chance from Intellect.

Intellect and Spirit together contribute to your mana regeneration.

Your pets also gain mana and Spell Critical Strike Chance with Intellect.

Warlocks can also benefit from stamina, more so than other casters, due to their ability to convert health into mana ()

Warriors

Warriors gain 2 melee Attack Power per point of Strength.

Warriors with a Shield equipped have a chance to block 1 damage for every 20 points of Strength.

Warriors also gain Armor, Critical Strike, and Dodge Chance from Agility.

Physical Damage Secondary Stats in TBC ClassicAttack Power, Critical Strike, and HitHaste, Expertise, and Armor PenetrationAttack Powerper secondCritical Strike RatingAt level 70, 22.1 Critical Strike Rating increases your chance to land a Critical Strike by 1%Hit RatingAt level 70, 15.8 Hit Rating increases your chance to Hit by 1%

Against level 70 targets, you need a total of 5% Hit Chance to never miss. Dual Wielders need 24% Hit Chance to never miss on every single auto-attack.

Against level 73 (or Boss level) targets, you need a total of 9% Hit Chance to never miss a target. Dual Wielders need 28% Hit Chance to never miss on every single auto-attack.

Haste RatingAt level 70, 15.8 Haste Rating increases the frequency of your auto attacks by 1%Armor Penetration

with : -3075 Armor

: -610 Armor

: -800 Armor

Percentage of Physical Damage Mitigated = Armor / (Armor + 10557.5)

Caster Secondary Stats in TBC ClassicSpell Power

Some sources of Spell Power only apply to damaging spells for particular schools of magic. Elemental Spell Damage, like that found on Toga de tejido de sombra congelado, only increases damaging spells of particular schools of magic.

Different spells will benefit differently from your spell power. Each spell has its own coefficient which determines what percentage of your spell power gets added to that spell's damage. Typically, spells with longer cast times receive a larger percentage of your spell power as bonus damage.

]Healing PowerSpell Critical Strike RatingAt level 70, 22.1 Spell Critical Strike Rating increases your chance to land a Critical Strike with a Spell by 1%

Many specializations have talents to increase how much a Spell Critical hits for, up to double a spell's normal damage.

You can increase your Spell Critical Strike chance with Intellect, or with raw Spell Critical Strike Rating provided by certain pieces of gear.

Spell Hit RatingAt level 70, 12.6 Spell Hit Rating increases your chance to Hit with Spells by 1%

Against level 70 targets, you need 3% increased spell hit chance or 38 Spell Hit Rating to reduce the resist chance to 1%.

Against level 73 (or Boss level) targets, you need 16% increased spell hit chance or 202 Spell Hit Rating to reduce the resist chance to 1%.

Spell Haste RatingAt level 70, 15.8 Spell Haste Rating decreases the cast time of your spells by 1%

Your spell cast time can be calculated by the following formula:

Hasted Cast Time = Base Cast Time / (1 + ( Spell Haste Rating / 1577 ) )

Your improved global cooldown can be calculated from the above formula as if it were a spell with 1.5 second base cast time. The global cooldown cannot be reduced below 1 second.

]Mana Per 5 SecondsSpell Penetration

In PvE, most targets have an innate resistance to spells that cannot be countered by Spell Penetration or any other stat. Very few bosses actually have extra resistances that can be countered by Spell Penetration.

Due to many bosses not having additional spell resistances, Spell Penetration is only situationally useful in PvE.

Mitigation Stats in TBC ClassicResistances

There are five types of spell resistances in Burning Crusade: Fire Resistance, Frost Resistance, Arcane Resistance, Nature Resistance, and Shadow Resistance.

Resistance is a very situational stat. While it is useless for most encounters, a few encounters require a significant amount of resistance.
Shadow Resistance is useful for players fighting Madre Shahraz in Templo Oscuro.

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Percentage Mitigation = ( 0.75 * ( Resistance / 365 ) ) - ( 3 / 16 ) * MAX

Defense RatingAt level 70, 2.4 Defense Rating will increase your Defense skill by 1

Every point of Defense Skill gives 0.04% dodge, 0.04% parry, 0.04% block, 0.04% reduced chance to be hit, 0.04% reduced chance to be critically hit.

At 350 Defense, you still have a chance of being critically hit or crushed by a Boss (level 73) mob. Tanks can increase their Defense to avoid this.

At level 70, you need 490 Defense Skill to avoid being critically hit by level 73 mobs. This is commonly known as Crit Immunity or Crit Cap. This requires a fully leveled 350 innate Defense, and an additional 336 Defense Rating from gear.

]Resilience RatingArmor

There are four types of Armor that players can equip. From the weakest (least amount of Armor) to the strongest (most amount of Armor):
Cloth - Mage, Priest, Warlock

Leather - Druid, Rogue

Mail - Hunter, Shaman

Plate - Paladin, Warrior

35,88031,672Block ValueBlock Rating20 Strength provides 1 Block Value.chancesAvoidance Stats in The Burning Crusade ClassicAvoidance avoidingplayers can prevent crushing blows by achieving an overall avoidance percentage of 102.4%Crush CapAvoidance CapDodge RatingAt Level 70, 18.9 Dodge Rating increases your chance to Dodge by 1%

Dodge can be gained with Agility for all classes, as well as raw DodgeRating in select pieces of gear.

One point of Defense Skill adds 0.04% chance to Dodge.

Night Elves have an innate 1% increased chance to Dodge thanks to Presura.

You're only able to dodge an attack when you are facing your attacker.

Parry RatingAt level 70, 23.6 Parry Rating increases your chance to Parry by 1%

Only Hunters, Paladins, Rogues, and Warriors can parry attacks. Enhancement Shamans have a talent that also allows them to Parry attacks.

One point of Defense Skill increases the chance to parry by 0.04%

When an enemy monster parries a player's attack, the monster attacks 40% faster for its next attack.

You're only able to parry an attack when you are facing your attacker.

Block RatingAt Level 70, 7.9 Block Rating increases your chance to Block by 1%

Block Rating increases the chance of you blocking an attack, on top of the base amount of 5%.

You're only able to block an attack when facing your attacker.

Comentarios

Comentario de valepu

Hunters in TBC gain only 1 RAP per point of agility, that's why items that previosly had agility and were used mostly by hunters (like tier sets or the eye of nerub) have their agi lowered and got added attack power

Comentario de Savine

Rogues, Hunters, Druids, and Shamans receive 1% Critical Strike Chance for every 40 points of Agility.

Is this correct? A rather big change for druids that have 1 crit for every 20 agi today.

Comentario de kakalak

At level 70, you need 490 Defense Rating to avoid being critically hit by level 73 mobs. This requires a fully leveled 350 innate Defense, and an additional 140 Defense Rating from gear. --> You need 490 Defense Skill not Rating. If 2.4 def rating to skill calculation is true then what you use (490-350)*2.4 as a base if your class has flat defense skill talents you reduce that from 490.

At level 70, 5.92 Armor Penetration Rating Ignores 1% Armor - There is no armor penetration rating in tbc, its only flat armor penetration.This is probably wowhead error also cause they also put armor penetration rating in item search it should be flat armor penetration. Example : Gargantilla de hojas dentadas I also believe there is a diminishing returns on this stat. That needs to be checked.

Hunters gain 2 ranged Attack Power per point of Agility.- Its 1 to 1.

Paladins, Shaman and Warriors with a Shield equipped have a chance to block 1 Damage for every 20 points of Strength. - Its every 2 str gives 1 block value not 20.

Please do not copy paste your old guide from classic or add random stats without fact checking. People gonna see and probably gonna use it. Please edit all these errors.

Comentario de wingo667

From top to bottom:

New Stats
- Expertise - the Dodge cap is 6.5%, the Parry cap is assumed to be 14%; 15.8 Expertise rating grants 4 Expertise or 1% less Dodge/Parry
- Armor Penetration rating doesn't exist yet, it's a flat "ignore X of your opponent's armor", scaling progressively

Primary Stats
- Agility:
- - Hunters gain 1 (not 2) RAP per point of Agility
- - Shamans receive 1% Critical Strike Chance for 25 (not 40) points of Agility
- - Warriors receive 1% Dodge for 30 (not 25) points of Agility
- Spirit/Intellect:
- - Mana regeneration was changed in 2.4, to ~ 0,0466 * Spirit * SQRT(Intellect) for all classes (a huge buff for Priests, Druids, and - to a lesser extent - Mages)

What Classes Benefit from Each Stat
- Hunters receive 1 (not 2) RAP per point of Agility

Opinion: this section is mostly redundant, and often wrong ("Priests benefit the most from intellect", "Tanks want to stack agility").

Weapon Stats
- The dual wield hit cap is thought to be 28% (not 25%)
- Weapon skill doesn't exist as a stat anymore

Mitigation Stats
- Resistances is referencing pre-TBC encounters, which seems a bit off
- Defense intermixes Defense and Defense Rating - crit cap is 5.6% = 140 Defense ~ 332 Defense Rating
- The enemy's chance to dodge is 0.1% per point of weapon skill, in PVE, but this doesn't belong here, anyhow
- The Agility to Dodge ratio table is for Vanilla, not TBC
- Parry rating is 23.6 (not 31.5) for 1% Parry Chance, this was changed ("25% less") in Patch 2.1, and might even be lower (EJ's warrior compendium says 22.4)

Comentario de Intervencion

It's also good to mention that Fuego feérico mejorado effectively makes Hit Rating Cap 6% for certain classes/specs. Bring a Boomkin to your raid! (Remember that Hunters ranged attacks don't count as spell attacks but ranged attacks)

Comentario de Alyrea

Holy paladins do not benefit from spirit.

Comentario de Machette131

Do we have any numbers that show hit rating required for heroic content?

Comentario de breaker581

"Against level 70 targets, you need a total of 5% Hit Chance to never miss."

This is incorrect. I have missed other 70 targets in PvP using my special attacks, at well over 5% crit. I'm not talking about auto attacks, but abilities. This has happened more than once, many times actually. If I had to fathom a guess, I would say you need at least 6% to not miss special attacks in PvP against a same level target.

Comentario de max8126

Warlocks benefit the most from Intellect and Spirit.

?
Spirit? Seriously? Did you even take a look at any lock tier gear?

Comentario de emrus

The paladin spell critical strike chance per intellect appears to be incorrect, it should be 80 intellect for each 1% spell critical strike chance.

I tested this from Black Temple PTR with multiple values of Intellect. Here are the extremes:

83 Intellect gives 4.37% spell critical strike chance
955 Intellect gives 15.27% spell critical strike chance.

This gives spell critical strike chance = 3.34% + 1%/80 * Intellect

Comentario de silentstryder

Under the Expertise Section,
Please add how much Expertise Rating = 1 Expertise skill.
I think 4 Expertise Rating = 1 Expertise Skill

Comentario de Lomkail

Any Chance we could get a Guide like this for WotLK?

Overview of all Stats for TBC Classic

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