Ability pruning has also somewhat vanished with Shadowlands, seeing as a plethora of fan-favorite spells have made a return.ĭon’t know what class to choose if you’re a newcomer or returning veteran in 9.1.0? Fear not fellow Azerothian, we have got you covered. Specifically, we will be describing the classes that currently wreck the hardest, backed by reliable statistics from websites like, as well as analyzing other factors including utility, and survivability. Just like in our PvE list, Shadow Priests are good enough to be included in the Top PvP specs, albeit at number 10. These mind-bending apparitions tap into the Void, channeling shadow magic to plague their enemies. Whilst not too amazing in 2s, Shadow Priests do particularly well in 3s and in RBGs, situations where they may not get trained as much. In PvP situations, a Shadow Priest should prioritize multi-target DoTing, with spells like,, and applying constant pressure and dis-incentivizing healer cleanses due to the incredible dispel and silence effect of. Once you build up enough insanity using DoTs and single-target spells like and, you should enter and cast to maximize your damage output.Īnother Shadow Priest strength is their ability to CC multiple targets with spells like, and, giving them control of certain battles if used correctly.
is also a great way to dispel harmful magic effects from your allies, whilst simultaneously removing beneficial magic effects from enemies. This includes Pally bubbles, or a Mage’s. Shadow Priests are nevertheless hindered by terrible mobility and susceptibility to CC effects. They currently have no movement enhancing spells barring which is also their main defensive ability. Choosing when to use becomes extremely important as their inability to kite often ensures tunnel-visioning by melee DPS like Warriors, Monks, Paladins, Death Knights, etc.
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