Top Wow players always bring one DPS spec to their Mythic+ dungeons

The math is simple, at least in World of Warcraft Dragonflightthe longer you stick to the meta, the higher the achievement rate you’ll do in time. Since season two began, high-end players have inserted one DPS spec on almost all Mythic+ dungeons.

When looking at the Mythic+ teams’ leaders at Raider.IO’s leaderboard from July 12, each successful team has one Shadow Priest in their ranks, no matter the week or affix rotation.

Shadow Priests are almost half the dozen in the first tier of Dragonflight. Prototyping of Dot Esports.

Shadow Priests received a full-blown rework with Dragonflight Patch 10.1 on May 2 that finally dealt with button bloat, weak single-target damage output, and the need for constant changes according to the encounter in question.

Because they are so raw, we love to impose a shadow with my Mythic+ runs, but because I love to add a shadow to my Mythic+ runs, it’s the true reason I like to put them in my group for a restoration crew. They still bring the awesome buff thats Power Infusion that will get players even paying the priest more for that sweet damage, but they also have a new look and effect like Mass Dispel.

The only downside of Shadow Priests is the long stop, meaning you need to have one or more classes with two or more interrupts. That means a strong sense of strength of your group to be able to play play play and play.

As we get closer to the release of Patch 10.1.5, we expect to see the Shadow Priests continue their dominance. Although the most expensive rework will probably be needed, the Mages will join them at the highest level after the big rework lands on the live servers. The meta will be shaped, but only once the patch’s complete.