Covenant Image via Blizzard Entertainment Your complete chain of damaging abilities will always lead up to a strong WDP to cap things off before you circle back to the beginning of your rotation. Strong in both single-target and multi-target situations, WDP slots perfectly into the Windwalker rotation as an apex of sorts. Level 50: Whirling Dragon Punch – Another unique talent, Whirling Dragon Punch only comes off cooldown when your two main damage abilities, Fists of Fury and Rising Sun Kick, are on cooldown.
This talent makes Windwalkers all killer, no filler-especially in single-target situations. As far as rotations go in WoW, almost every class in the game will have at least one stopgap spell they can spam over and over. Hit Combo ensures that every ability you cast that isn’t a repeat of the last deals bonus damage. Level 45: Hit Combo – This talent is part of what makes Windwalker Monk such a unique class. Try chaining or combining the ability with Fortifying Brew to survive extended periods of damage that might take up a severe amount of your healer’s time. When you’re in the mix-and you’ll be in the mix quite a lot as a Windwalker Monk-Dampen Harm is a fantastic tool for deflecting damage and surviving situations that should easily kill you. Up to 50 percent of all damage from all sources can be deterred with Dampen Harm, making it a generally strong defensive talent. Level 40: Dampen Harm – This talent provides a scaling damage reduction buff to the caster for 10 seconds, with larger incoming attacks having their damage heavily reduced. When dealing with specific affixes such as Sanguine or Bursting, Ring of Peace can be used to easily reposition mobs and reset fights. As an added bonus, Ring of Peace is one of the strongest talents in the entire game in Mythic+.
Not many other classes in the game can rival this type of dependable utility, making Monk stand out as a reliable choice. With Ring of Peace, they can have up to four potential interrupts in their kit alongside Paralysis, Leg Sweep, and Spear Hand Strike. Level 35: Ring of Peace – This talent puts Monks in a unique position.
This talent is a direct copy of that ability and should be used as a default stopgap in your rotation when in need of some extra Chi. Level 30: Fist of the White Tiger – Monk players that played the class during the Legion expansion should remember the “Strike of the Windlord” ability granted by the artifact weapon, Fists of the Heavens. Two casts of Chi Torpedo combined with a Flying Serpent Kick might be overkill in a lot of situations, but you can fully maneuver any encounter with just two abilities. Level 25: Chi Torpedo – The level 25 tier of talents is mostly decided by personal preference, but Chi Torpedo will notably increase your ability to travel long distances. This is largely thanks to the fact that it has no cast time, but also because the ability is strong in both single-target and multi-target situations. Level 15: Chi Wave – Chi Wave is the most convenient talent Windwalker Monks can select at level 15. Talents Screengrab via Blizzard Entertainment Here are the best talents, builds, and strategies to use to make the most out of Windwalker Monks. As one of the most well-rounded classes in WoW, Windwalker Monk is a must-have for any raid or Mythic+ group. In Shadowlands, Windwalkers have emerged as one of the strongest melee DPS options thanks to their unrivaled utility, consistent and reliable throughput, and their immense survivability.Īdditionally, no other class in the game holds a candle to the amount of raw mobility that Windwalkers bring to the table. Windwalker Monk is one of the most unique classes in all of World of Warcraft.
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