Welcome to Skill Capped’s Overview of the Best Talents for Augmentation Evoker in PvP in Dragonflight
To make it easier to navigate, we’ve divided the guide into the corresponding sections, covering everything from talents to gear and macros. These will give you a good idea about what to expect from Augmentation Evoker in PvP in Dragonflight, its strengths and weaknesses, and how to get your character ready to conquer the arena. In this section, we will cover the most important change that came with Dragonflight – talents. We will go over the class and spec trees, as well as the best PvP talents for Augmentation Evoker in Dragonflight.
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Augmentation Evoker Talents Overview
With the revamp to the talent system in Dragonflight, we generally have certain core talents that shape the spec, and optional talents. Some optional ones are situational, depend on the comp you are playing or are simply down to personal preference. Our core build is good for a wide array of situations. It is meant to be multi-purpose, giving you the most flexibility.
Evoker Class Talents
At the top of the tree, we have a choice between a shorter cooldown on Wing Buffet and Tail Swipe. Both of these can be quite useful in PvP, but we went for Wing Buffet. Since it is a knockback, it is generally more valuable in arena, especially on maps with a Z-axis. As strong as reduced CDR on our racial is nice, we may want to drop it in favor of our next talent.
You should always play with Scarlet Adaptation. This rewards you for supporting your team with off-healing and is one of the core parts for making your oneshot work.
Tip the Scales is another must pick. It is one of the only offensive cooldowns you have, and it makes your burst damage much stronger and more unpredictable.
You will also always want to play with both Rescue and Twin Guardian. This combination of talents gives you enormous utility inside of the arena. We dedicated an entire Master in Minutes guide to the interaction between these two abilities.
Augmentation Spec Talents
Augmentation spec talents are fairly static. You will primarily change Reactive Hide for Aspect’s Favor or Bestow Weyrnstone. Aspect’s Favor is great when there is no physical damage on the enemy team and Weyrnstone can be used into Balance Druids as it allows your healer to escape root beam.
Augmentation Evoker PvP Talents
Dream Projection is a very unique ability, which acts as a proactive defensive cooldown and should be taken most games. It will allow you to fly a drone into your teammates, burst healing them and then leaving a huge HoT once it expires. This also dispels your teammates and is great into classes with dispellable CC such as mages, hunters, and rets.
From there you have a few options as most talents are situational.
Born in Flame is good as it provides extra damage during Ebon Might with Living Flame and can be a good pick when you do not need any other talent options.
Obsidian Mettle is a relatively neutral pick. It simply gives you Aura Mastery with your Obsidian Scales, which you have two charges of thanks to Obsidian Bulwark.
Nullifying Shroud is another neutral choice. It is essentially Holy Ward on steroids, providing immunity to 3 CC effects in a row. The only downside is that it is susceptible to Dispel and even worse – Spellsteal. This is why you may want to drop it against Arcane Mages.
Time Stop is your final neutral pick. It is an instant-cast Cyclone that you can only use on friendly targets, including yourself. You could use it to stop massive damage waves on your teammates or even on your healer to avoid CC. It is one of those cooldowns that have a fairly balanced risk to reward ratio.
Unburdened Flight is amazing against melee cleaves, death knights, or if there is a frost mage. It is especially true when you think you could be a kill target, since it gives you added mobility with Hover.
Finally, if you really want to experiment, you could try Chrono Loop. This allows you to lock enemy players at low HP and counteract enemy healing. But this is a risky pick, so your mileage may vary.
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