Dragonflight brings us one of the biggest changes to rated PvP we've seen in a while. It introduces solo queue in the form of Solo Shuffle - a new mode that matches you with other players in a 3v3 match. As with any new game mode, there are some meta implications. Since in Solo Shuffle you play with random players, going for highly coordinated setups and plays will be a lot more difficult. It also means that class and spec versatility as a whole rises in priority.
As we send Shadowlands to the afterlife, we enter a new chapter of World of Warcraft PvP, and with it - come a number of changes that may affect your choice of main class or spec for the expansion. There are a lot of changes coming to PvP that deserve their own articles, and we will go over them in due time. For now we will focus on the most important changes and the classes that came out on top in Dragonflight. While there is still some tuning happening, here are the best classes to main for PvP in Dragonflight based on months of beta testing by some of the best players in the world.
All expansions and metas have classes that are a bit easier to pick up or make work, while others are more nuanced, especially in PvP. Dragonflight is no exception in that regard. In this article, we will go over the criteria and reasons why some classes are harder than the others, to give you a better understanding of what to expect from PvP in the new expansion. In order to understand both sides of the difficulty spectrum, we will go over the easiest and hardest classes to play in PvP in Dragonflight.
