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Table of Contents
Introduction
This guide was made in collaboration with multiple current Rank 1 Gladiators, but is designed to represent the entire arena ladder.
To help understand how these rankings work, we assume the following:
S tier comps are expected to have the highest winrate against equally skilled opponents.
A tier comps are expected to have slightly higher winrates than A tier comps against equally skilled opponents.
A tier comps are expected to have positive winrates against equally skilled opponents.
B tier comps represent the “average” comp, and have a relatively equal distribution of winning and losing matchups
C tier comps are generally weak into the meta and are expected to lose against most higher tier comps
A visual representation can be found here.
Other important notes:
This list is an ongoing project and will be updated periodically
If you don’t see a comp listed, it MIGHT be weaker than C tier, but could also mean that it is too experimental to properly rank or simply an oversight.
Best 3v3 Comps for Death Knights
D Tier – Unholy Death Knight
“PHDK” Unholy Death Knight / BM Hunter / Discipline Priest, Holy Priest, or Restoration Druid
“TSG” Unholy Death Knight / Fury or Fury Warrior / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“TWD” Unholy Death Knight / Windwalker Monk / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
Although this may come as a surprise, Unholy Death Knight is undoubtedly one of the weakest DPS specs in PvP, as their pets feed more damage for S tier DPS like Ferals and Elemental Shamans, allowing them to burst even harder.
Additionally, this specialization is extremely fragile without having any firepower to back up its weakness. However, if you’re committed to making this specialization work, your best bet is by playing with either a Warrior or Hunter and pray you can overwhelm your opponents before they outlast your throughput.
C Tier – Frost Death Knight
“Frost DK Dev” Frost Death Knight / Devastation Evoker / Mistweaver Monk or Preservation Evoker
“Frost DK WW” Frost Death Knight / Windwalker Monk / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Frost DK Warrior” Frost Death Knight / Fury Warrior / Mistweaver Monk or Preservation Evoker
Switching over to Frost Death Knight, you’ll be hard-locked into one of three viable compositions. The most promising of which is the infamous “Draco Cleave”, and has seen higher representation out of all potential Frost DK comps. Although this composition is quite gimmicky with a now 45 second burst window with Pillar of Frost, you’ll be more than likely to catch most players off guard with the amount of pressure you can deal.
Best 3v3 Comps for Demon Hunters
S Tier – Havoc Demon Hunter
“DH Ele” Havoc Demon Hunter / Elemental Shaman / Restoration Druid or Holy Priest
“DH Mage” Havoc Demon Hunter / Arcane Mage / Restoration Druid
“DH Boomy” Havoc Demon Hunter / Balance Druid / Holy Priest
With how strong Demon Hunter burst has become in the new patch, this spec has rightfully earned its S tier placement. By pairing with an Elemental Shaman, Primordial Wave and Essence Break windows can simply delete their opponent every 45 seconds.
Their defensive toolkit synergizes quite nicely with a Restoration Druid thanks to their short CD on Blur and Glimpse to immune themselves from stuns temporarily.
Best 3v3 Comps for Druids
S Tier – Feral Druid
“FMP” Feral Druid / Frost Mage / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“Jungle Cleave” Feral Druid / Beast Mastery Hunter or Marksmanship Hunter / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“Feral Ele” Feral Druid / Elemental Shaman / Restoration Druid
Although this spec has been hit with the nerf hammer which targeted their Rip damage, this spec has it all with three separate stuns they can rotate through after every single Diminishing Return. This enables Ferals to play around setups, helping their wizard counterpart deal the most burst while landing their control consistently.
Not only is their control a huge benefactor of their success in the meta, but they have quite the defensive toolkit that keeps them stable during heavy onslaughts of damage. Lastly their 2 minute offensive, Incarnation, is one of the strongest offensives in the game that can easily force multiple defensives or secure kills on its own.
B Tier – Balance Druid
“DH Boomy” Balance Druid / Havoc Demon Hunter / Preservation Evoker or Holy Priest
“Dancing with the Stars” Balance Druid / Outlaw Rogue / Preservation Evoker
Next up we have Balance Druid, and has more win conditions than it previously had thanks to the addition of Whirling Stars. However, the common trend as for B tier DPS is that they are way too squishy as opposed to the higher ranked specs.
With Balance being so squishy, this makes them less capable of dampening their opponents while forcing them to play in to land Cyclone. This is their only method of securing wins, and with high ranked melees crushing the souls of casters it becomes a nightmare to recover from pressure.
S Tier – Restoration Druid
“Thunder Cleave” Fury or Arms Warrior / Elemental Shaman / Restoration Druid
“DH Ele” Havoc Demon Hunter / Elemental Shaman / Restoration Druid
“Ret War” Fury or Arms Warrior / Retribution Paladin / Restoration Druid
“Frost Law RMD” Outlaw Rogue / Frost Mage / Restoration Druid
Restoration Druid is undoubtedly one of the strongest if not the strongest 3v3 healer in the current meta. Its ability to replenish HoTs efficiently from its tier set while also having an immunity tree form that keeps your team immortal makes it extremely easy to dampen in a fast-paced meta.
Additionally, they can outlast almost any other healer purely from their Mana bar, and syngerize fairly well with Warriors, Mages, and Elemental Shamans that are exceeding currently in the meta.
Best 3v3 Comps for Evokers
B Tier – Preservation Evoker
“Feral Dev” Devastation Evoker / Feral Druid / Preservation Evoker
“Ret War” Arms or Fury Warrior / Retribution Paladin / Preservation Evoker
“Cupid Cleave” Retribution Paladin / MM or BM Hunter / Preservation Evoker
B Tier – Devastation Evoker
“Feral Dev” Devastation Evoker / Feral Druid / Preservation Evoker or Holy Priest
“War Dev” Devastation Evoker / Arms or Fury Warrior / Holy Priest
“Outlaw Dev” Devastation Evoker / Outlaw Rogue / Preservation Evoker
C Tier – Augmentation Evoker
“Aug Evoker Feral” Augmentation Evoker / Feral Druid / Preservation Evoker, Holy Priest, or Restoration Druid
“Aug Evoker BM Hunter” Augmentation Evoker / Arms or Fury Warrior / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Aug Evoker Frost DK” Augmentation Evoker / Frost Death Knight / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
For both damage dragon specs and even Preservation, your best bet is Double Dragon. Having both a Preservation Evoker and high tier melee to the mix as either Devastation or Augmentation is a reliable formula that simply works. Evokers have amazing synergy when paired together, as they both can use Rescue, reset Hover with Time Spiral, Oppressing Roar for setups, and double purge.
Best 3v3 Comps for Hunters
A Tier – Marksmanship Hunter
“Jungle Cleave” Marksmanship Hunter / Feral Druid / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“Thug Cleave” Subtlety Rogue / Marksmanship Hunter / Holy Priest
“Cupid Cleave” Retribution Paladin / Marksmanship Hunter / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
Entering into the realm of Hunters, we have Marksmanship Hunter. This spec has experienced less direct burst with the tradeoff of more consistent burst coming out of Aimed Shot. Regardless of this change, Marksmanship is still deadly when paired against casters, making them terrified to poke their head out and try to build momentum for their team.
You’ll typically see this spec sticking to their roots, Jungle Cleave, but can also be paired with a Retribution Paladin to sustain through relentless Warrior pressure or a Subtlety Rogue for heavy one-shot damage during stuns.
A Tier – Beast Mastery Hunter
“Jungle Cleave” BM Hunter / Feral Druid / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“Thug Cleave” Subtlety Rogue / BM Hunter / Holy Priest
“Cupid Cleave” Retribution Paladin / BM Hunter / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
Beast Mastery has moved slightly down from their original, king of the jungle placement back in 11.0, as the meta unfortunately does not favor them as it once did. Warriors and Elemental Shaman are completely shredding this class as they not only prevent them from their typical stun + Freezing Trap combo but also throw out a relentless amount of stuns. This is also something problematic to both MM and Survival, unfortunately lowering them in our rankings.
Even with the new Cage of Carnage arena map, the terrain allows players to kite BM pets up and down platforms to minimize pressure. Additionally, Restoration Druids being the clear winner in the healer meta also brings in Mass Entanglement to the table to further reduce pet damage.
B Tier – Survival Hunter
“Survival Jungle Cleave” Survival Hunter / Feral Druid / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“Survival Thug Cleave” Survival Hunter / Subtlety Rogue / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“Survival Cupid Cleave” Survival Hunter / Retribution Paladin / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
Survival has always been a wildcard out of the three Hunter specializations, which in the beginning of Season 2 delivered a lot of absurd one-shot damage via Flanking Strike. Nowadays, Survival is still strong but is quite easy to kill when faced up against current meta specs. This requires a lot of kiting and avoiding until your next Freezing Trap setup, which now doesn’t instantly break upon damage.
In order to make use of Survival, you’re limited to playing with specializations that enable your setups and can burst in those particular windows. These involve Retribution Paladins, Ferals, and even Subtlety Rogues if you’re comfortable enough.
Best 3v3 Comps for Mages
S Tier – Frost Mage
“FMP” Feral Druid / Frost Mage / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“RMX” Frost Mage / Outlaw or Subtlety Rogue / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Mage War” Frost Mage / Arms or Fury Warrior / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Mage WW” Frost Mage / Windwalker Monk / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“MLX” Frost Mage / Demonology Warlock / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
Even after experiencing some Icy Veins nerfs, this ability was so over-tuned that a few Haste nerfs to this spell barely made a dent to their burst windows. With their defensives and control, this spec becomes almost unkillable until later into Dampening.
Another benefit of Frost Mage entering into 11.1 is their buff to control. Since most of their CC doesn’t break as easily, this allows them to cleave a bit easier while also looking to land Snowdrift combos. This could be used to extend a CC chain or for a potential swap.
B Tier – Fire Mage
“Fire Mage WW” Fire Mage / Windwalker Monk / Holy Priest or Holy Paladin
“Fire Mage War” Fire Mage / Arms or Fury Warrior / Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, or Holy Paladin
“Sub Fire RMP” Fire Mage / Subtlety Rogue / Holy Priest
Unfortunately, out of all three Mage specs Fire tends to be the weakest both offensively and defensively. Although you can make use of Fire Mage in competitive arena, this only reduces the pressure you deal while making yourself more vulnerable as opposed to playing Arcane or Frost .
A Tier – Arcane Mage
“Sub Arcane RMP” Arcane Mage / Subtlety Rogue / Holy Priest
“Arcane WW” Arcane Mage / Windwalker Monk / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Arcane FMP” Arcane Mage / Feral Druid / Holy Priest or Discipline Priest
“Arcane War” Arcane Mage / Arms or Fury Warrior / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
Finalizing the Mage specs we have Arcane, which relies on a lot of kiting and deep dampening in order to secure kills. However with how the meta currently plays out its quite difficult to execute, especially with how deadly Elemental Shamans currently are.
By playing with either a Windwalker Monk, Feral Druid, or a Warrior, you can score kills by producing one-shot damage with minimal CC involved. Additionally you can perform well with a Subtlety Rogue, as they can greatly assist you with control and shutting down your opponent.
Best 3v3 Comps for Monks
A Tier – Windwalker Monk
“WW Ele” Windwalker Monk / Elemental Shaman / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“WW Outlaw” Windwalker Monk / Outlaw Rogue / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“WW Mage” Windwalker Monk / Frost Mage / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
Entering into the realm of Monks, we have Windwalker. This specialization can produce high burst and by timing their Paralysis and Leg Sweep well enough they can consistently secure kills. However with a lack of stuns compared to other S tier melee, predominantly Ferals and Rogues, this makes it quite difficult to shut opponents down.
Due to this they are very susceptible to being controlled in between their setups, drastically reducing their pressure. However, you can perform as this spec with an Elemental Shaman, Frost Mage, or even an Outlaw Rogue to make up for their lack of control.
C Tier – Mistweaver Monk
“MLChi” Demonology Warlock / Frost Mage / Mistweaver Monk
“Feral Dev MW” Feral Druid / Devastation Evoker / Mistweaver Monk
“Thundercleave” Elemental Shaman / Arms or Fury Warrior / Mistweaver Monk
Although Mistweaver‘s damage profile is considerably high in the current meta, its requirement to cast and its lack of consistent healing makes this spec marginally weaker when compared to the higher ranked healers.
Not to mention, their Life Cocoon can simply be countered by Wrecking Throw, making their primary defensive almost meaningless against one of the highest represented classes in the 3v3 bracket. If you are dedicated to the Mistweaver lifestyle, we recommend playing Thunder Cleave, or even MLChi to win off control.
Best 3v3 Comps for Paladins
A Tier – Retribution Paladin
“Cupid Cleave” Retribution Paladin / MM or BM Hunter / Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, or Preservation Evoker
“Ret War” Retribution Paladin / Arms or Fury Warrior / Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, Mistweaver Monk, or Preservation Evoker
Retribution Paladin has experienced a resurgence in representation after recent patches, primarily buffing their Herald of the Sun effects to enhance their overall throughput. Not only can they crank the damage charts, but has the most defensive toolkit to make your team feel immortal.
Out of any comp, we suggest going with Ret War due to how strong Warriors currently are in the meta. However, you can still choose Cupid Cleave which requires you to win with setups rather than only pure damage.
A Tier – Holy Paladin
“FMP” Feral Druid / Frost Mage / Holy Paladin
“Thunder Cleave” Arms or Fury Warrior / Elemental Shaman / Holy Paladin
“WMX” Arms or Fury Warrior / Frost Mage / Holy Paladin
Holy Paladin continues to be successful in the current meta, but is slightly weaker than our S tier healers. Although the removal of Blessed Hands has drastically nerfed their utility, they still have strong consistent healing and reactive utility to immediately negate burst.
When looking for a comp to play, your best bet is going to be with either a Warrior or Feral, and any spec that synergizes with them in the current meta.
Best 3v3 Comps for Priests
A Tier – Discipline Priest
“FMP” Feral Druid / Frost Mage / Discipline Priest
“WMP” Fury Warrior / Frost Mage / Discipline Priest
“Jungle Cleave” Feral Druid / BM Hunter / Discipline Priest
Discipline Priest remains relevant in the current meta even after mana and healing nerfs. With the amount of defensive cooldowns present in their toolkit, they can enable their team to play aggressive, which can help their team create massive momentum as a setup based composition.
Your best compositions will be either with a Feral Druid or Warrior, which either can be paired with Frost Mage. Alternatively you can rock with Jungle Cleave, but will be slightly weaker than FMP or WMP.
S Tier – Holy Priest
“Holy FMP” Feral Druid / Frost Mage / Holy Priest
“Holy WMP” Fury Warrior / Frost Mage / Holy Priest
“Sub RMP” Arcane or Frost Mage / Subtlety Rogue / Holy Priest
“Frost Law RMP” Frost Mage / Outlaw Rogue / Holy Priest
“Holy Jungle Cleave” Feral Druid / BM Hunter / Holy Priest
Holy Priest on the other hand has had profound success in the current meta, especially with how much healing they can produce. This spec is reliant on high amounts of healing in order to be viable, solely because it lacks any damage mitigation cooldowns in order to slow the game down. Additionally, its rotation is very simple in comparison to other healer specs, making it easy to jump into and climb the rankings.
Similar to Discipline, grabbing a Frost Mage and pairing yourself with any S Tier Melee will give you the most success, however with Holy Priest you can opt for Subtlety to easily cross CC your opponents during stuns.
B Tier – Shadow Priest
“Shadowplay” Shadow Priest / Demonology Warlock / Restoration Druid
“FPPala” Shadow Priest / Feral Druid / Restoration Druid or Holy Paladin
“Sp War” Shadow Priest / Arms or Fury Warrior / Restoration Druid or Holy Paladin
“RPPal” Shadow Priest / Assassination Rogue / Holy Paladin
Shadow Priest is definitely struggling in the current meta as they are one of the only casters that can’t easily escape from Warriors or Windwalker Monks. Even with Holy Priests running rampant, having double dispel as well as a disease removal only makes Shadow more difficult to maintain DoTs.
In order to succeed as a Shadow Priest it’s important to understand their strengths; micro-bursts. This makes them excel in comps that provide more burst or control to finish off games, especially when playing with Feral, Demonology Warlock, or Warrior.
Best 3v3 Comps for Rogues
A Tier – Subtlety Rogue
“Sub RMP” Subtlety Rogue / Arcane or Frost Mage / Holy Priest
“Sub Thug Cleave” Subtlety Rogue / Survival or MM Hunter / Holy Priest
Subtlety has retained its classic setup-heavy playstyle and now has a more fluid rotation that helps them deal massive burst. Even after the removal of Shadowy Duel, having a meta dominated by high burst damage makes this change less punishing than expected.
As of now, this spec is super well optimized for playing with any high tier wizard, typically Frost Mages, enabling them to actually land their casts thanks to the lockdown of Shadow Dance. Thug Cleave is a good option too, once again playing off the strength of setups.
B Tier – Assassination Rogue
“Assa RMP” Assassination Rogue / Arcane or Frost Mage / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Assa RPX” Assassination Rogue / Shadow Priest / Holy Priest, Holy Paladin, or Restoration Druid
“Assa RLX” Assassination Rogue / Affliction Warlock / Holy Priest, Holy Paladin, or Restoration Druid
If there is a meta with lots of pets, then Assassination inherently becomes stronger in the competitive scene. This is because of talents like Indiscriminate Carnage that allow them to easily spread dots, and Scent of Blood for a huge agility buff based on the number of targets dotted.
Unfortunately though there isn’t a lot of meta classes that are heavily reliant on pets asides from an occasional BM Hunter sliding in, which reduces their ability to overwhelm healers. Not only that, a majority of wizards Assassination works well with aren’t cutting it in the meta, and with them being so lackluster in survivability they get the short end of the stick this season.
S Tier – Outlaw Rogue
“Outlaw RMP” Outlaw Rogue / Frost Mage / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Outlaw Aff” Outlaw Rogue / Affliction Warlock / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Outlaw WW” Outlaw Rogue / Windwalker Monk / Holy Priest or Preservation Evoker
Making wizards powerful indirectly makes the strengths of Outlaw even better with how much control they can produce almost on every Diminishing Return. Outlaws are the true enablers of the arena thanks to Restless Blades granting them a consistent reset on Vanish from consuming spenders. As for the best composition to play, you’ll want a Frost Mage since they are the most bursty during their Icy Veins windows.
Best 3v3 Comps for Shamans
S Tier – Elemental Shaman
“BM Ele” Elemental Shaman / Havoc Demon Hunter / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
“Thunder Cleave” Elemental Shaman / Arms or Fury Warrior / Restoration Druid or Holy Paladin
“Ele Feral” Elemental Shaman / Feral Druid / Holy Priest or Restoration Druid
Elemental Shamans are another highly ranked caster DPS we’ve seen in the meta, and with the nerfs to Frost Mage they experience very few counters that can easily take them down. With their high burst damage, mostly comprised of Primordial Wave and instant cast cleave, they become deadly when paired with a S tier melee that can burst alongside with them.
D Tier – Enhancement Shaman
“Turbo Cleave” Enhancement Shaman / Arms or Fury Warrior / Holy Paladin or Restoration Druid
“Enh Outlaw” Enhancement Shaman / Outlaw Rogue / Preservation Evoker
“Enh Assa” Enhancement Shaman / Assassination Rogue / Holy Paladin or Restoration Druid
Surprisingly enough, no matter how many buffs Enhancement gets thrown it still manages to be underwhelming.
Enhancement is fundamentally flawed as a brawler spec, since it’s naturally disadvantaged when going toe to toe with other melee. Not only that, but it lacks the mobility to remain on targets, especially against Frost Mage.
However the concept of Enhancement involves more or less supporting their allies while essentially rolling a slot machine to unexpectedly kill your opponents. In order to be competitive as this spec, it needs either a Warrior or Rogue. Turbo Cleave will be your most favored comp, but if you want to experiment a bit then Outlaw or even Assassination Rogue can potentially be a decent substitute.
C Tier – Restoration Shaman
“Ret War” Retribution Paladin / Arms or Fury Warrior / Restoration Shaman
“Cupid Cleave” Retribution Paladin / Marksmanship Hunter / Restoration Shaman
“Boomy DH” Balance Druid / Havoc Demon Hunter / Restoration Shaman
Finally we have Restoration Shaman, which is quite low in competitive play due to the lack of healing this spec possesses. This makes it quite difficult to make use of your utility, mainly with Lightning Lasso and Greater Purge. If you do use them you’re susceptible to falling behind even further.
Even though it does sound daunting, you can make use of hybrid support comps to increase your team survivability and give you more opportunities to throw out your utility based spells to push your team further towards a win.
Best 3v3 Comps for Warlocks
B Tier – Affliction Warlock
“RLX” Affliction Warlock / Outlaw or Assassination Rogue / Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, or Holy Paladin
“FLP” Affliction Warlock / Feral Druid / Holy Priest or Holy Paladin
Affliction Warlock is a dual threat these days, having a mix of AoE spread pressure and surprisingly solid single target burst with Shadow Bolt and Haunt. However, with how the meta currently unfolds, they’re constantly getting countered and chewed out by every meta spec.
In order to provide some support and actually make use out of their damage kit, Warlocks really need some stuns. This ideally means playing with a Rogue or a Feral to help control the match in their favor.
B Tier – Demonology Warlock
“MLPala” Demonology Warlock / Frost Mage / Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, or Mistweaver Monk
“Demo Ele” Demonology Warlock / Elemental Shaman / Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, or Mistweaver Monk
Demonology has experienced some solid quality of life improvements both to a reduction in casting as well as their overall damage. However the downside of Demonology is its lack of survivability when faced up against current meta specs. Additionally they can easily be countered with a simple Root on pets, which can be easily thrown out by Elemental Shamans or Restoration Druids.
We advise pairing yourself with a high tier wizard like a Frost Mage or Elemental Shaman. This gives you a bit more leeway in being able to do meaningful damage, and if you play with a Frost Mage expect to deliver an unlimited amount of CC on healers in order to secure kills.
B Tier – Destruction Warlock
“RLX” Destruction Warlock / Rogue / Holy Priest, Restoration Druid, or Holy Paladin
“FLP” Destruction Warlock / Feral Druid / Holy Priest or Holy Paladin
Unfortunately, similar to the other Warlock specs, Destruction is lacking hard both defensively and offensively in the current meta. This specialization is heavily reliant on any Rogue spec or a Feral to help control the game and assist them with landing Chaos Bolts, similar to Affliction with their Shadow Bolt and Haunt burst sequence.
Best 3v3 Comps for Warriors
S Tier – Fury Warrior
“Fury Thunder Cleave” Fury Warrior / Elemental Shaman / Restoration Druid or Holy Paladin
“Fury WMX” Fury Warrior / Frost Mage / Restoration Druid, Holy Paladin, or Holy Priest
“Fury Ret War” Fury Warrior / Retribution Paladin / Restoration Druid, Preservation Evoker, or Holy Priest
For our last class in this list we have Fury Warrior. This spec is heavily saturated in the 3v3 bracket with how immense their pressure can be if they can stick on their target. The best way for this to occur is by playing with either a Frost Mage or an Elemental Shaman, as these specs have a relatively strong defensive toolkit that allows them to fend for themselves.
Not to mention, a Frost Mage‘s snares help both defensively and offensively as this composition which further enables Fury Warrior pressure.
S Tier – Arms Warrior
“Thunder Cleave” Arms Warrior / Elemental Shaman / Restoration Druid or Holy Paladin
“WMX” Arms Warrior / Frost Mage / Restoration Druid, Holy Paladin, or Holy Priest
“Ret War” Arms Warrior / Retribution Paladin / Restoration Druid, Preservation Evoker, or Holy Priest
“TSG” Arms Warrior / Unholy Death Knight / Restoration Druid or Holy Paladin
Comparative to Fury, Arms can produce heavy amounts of damage on the charts while unexpectedly dealing some ridiculous crits to secure kills. Something similar to Fury that Arms also has is massive Wrecking Throw buffs, which now destroys Life Cocoon with a single press. Almost every composition you can play with a Fury Warrior can also be viable with Arms, however with the exception being TSG at higher ratings.
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