Use piercing howl to catch up after dispersion
Keep deep wounds and a hamstring up at all times Sit in defensive stance the whole game unless actively bursting Pop offensive cooldowns early to get the priest to use dispersion at as high of an hp threshold as possible Take the talent impending victory over storm bolt, use as soon as you reach 70% HP Places a debuff on the target, when it expires (after 3 seconds) it explodes and disorients all enemies around the originally debuffed target Shares diminishing returns with Psychic Scream Not useful for duels but good to know about regardless
Swaps health with the priest and the target allied party member Summons a psyfiend with 10 hp that dies in 1 hit Heals the priest for 50% of all single damage they deal for 15 secondsĬauses most melee and ranged spells to miss for 4 secondsĭeals 1% of the targets max hp per second for up to 12 seconds, reducing healing and movement speed by 50% while under the effects of the channel Often talented into to also heal for 50% max hp and reduce the cooldown by 30 seconds. Priest gains 20% damage boost, and added benefits to their rotational abilities for 15 secondsĭuring void form the priest will get out more DP’s than normal and do significantly more damageĭispersion - 2 min cd (1.5 min cd when talented)ħ5% Damage reduction, 50% Movement speed increase, and Immunity to movement impairing effects for 6 seconds Summons a pet to attack the target for 15 seconds I think some of these principles / general strategies still hold regardless of being in pre-patch or not so I figured I'd post something that may be useful.Īpplies Shadow Word Pain, Vampiric Touch, and Devouring Plague to the targetīig burst used at the start of the fight to get the priest rolling
WHEN TO USE DUEL ARMS WARRIOR PVP ARENA TAKENT PATCH
I know it is pre patch so a lot of the pace of duels will be much slower in Shadowlands (No Essences, Azerite or Nyaloth'a raid trinkets). I recently made a video that highlights how I duel vs shadow priests as an arms warrior.
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