WoW Dragonflight Class Tuning: Shaman and Hunter Buffs

We will take a look at the upcoming class tuning and PvP changes coming to World of Warcraft Dragonflight.

WoW Dragonflight Class Tuning: Major Shaman Buffs
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Blizzard will be adding some much-needed changes to the classes in World of Warcraft Dragonflight, specifically focusing on Evokers, Druids, Hunters, Shamans, Paladins, and Warlocks. This time around, the class tuning is rather small, but not insignificant either because of apparent mana problems or lack of damage. 

Having that in mind, we will take a look at all of the class and PvP changes that will go live in the next weekly reset. Although these combat adjustments are made on a regular basis, examining data and feedback from the community can allow the devs to experiment with WoW's game balance by implementing important updates. 

WoW Dragonflight Class Tuning
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WoW Dragonflight Class Changes

WoW Dragonflight Class Tuning
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Evoker

Preservation:

  • All healing increased by 6%. Does not apply to PvP combat.
Druid

Druid

Restoration:

  • Moonfire now costs 0.3% mana (was 1.2%).
Hunter

Hunter

Survival:

  • Survival Hunter 4-set Focus cost reduction increased to 20 (was 10).
  • Survival Hunter 4-set damage bonus increased to 80% (was 50%).

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Paladin

Paladin

Holy:

Shaman

Shaman

Enhancement:

Warlock

Warlock

  • Fear now costs 4% of base mana (was 5%).
  • Demonic Gateway now costs 10% of base mana (was 20%).

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WoW Dragonflight PvP Changes

WoW Dragonflight PvP Changes
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Item Changes

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Demon Hunter

Havoc:

  • All damage reduced by 4% in PvP combat.
  • Demonic Wards now reduces magic damage taken by 5% in PvP combat (was 10%).
Hunter

Hunter

Marksmanship:

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Paladin

Paladin

Holy:

Priest

Priest

Holy:

Rogue

Rogue

Subtlety:

  • Rupture damage is now increased by 15% in PvP combat.
  • Backstab damage is now increased by 45% in PvP combat (was 30%).
  • Gloomblade damage is now increased by 45% in PvP combat (was 30%).

And that covers all of the changes coming to World of Warcraft Dragonflight. It seems that the devs are not looking to nerf Vengence Demon Hunters as they have been dominating the M+ scene for quite some time. 

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