Contents
Overview
Fury Warriors are very active, GCD-locked damage dealers with a fast and straightforward rotation revolving around generating Rage and spending it on 
Rampage in order to maintain 
Enrage. While it has a relatively simple rotation compared to some classes, the associated haste buffs make Fury one of the highest action specializations in the game.
Fury Warriors have exceptional survivability, by way of several short defensive and healing cooldowns.
Strengths & Weaknesses
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Talents
The single-target Slayer raid build is recommended for all encounters which do not feature secondary targets, though 
Odyn’s Fury and 
Bladestorm can still cover limited burst when sustained cleave is not needed.
Talent Build
Key Choices:
Dragon Charge — grants extra mobility, which is always useful while leveling.
Rebound — provides both more offensive and defensive value in exchange for a slightly longer cooldown.
Enduring Rage is rather a niche but provides a small bonus whenever crowd-controlled.
Stat Priority
- 1
- Mastery
increases the damage you deal with your abilities while
Enrage is active.
- 2
- Haste
increases your auto attack speed, reduces your global cooldown.
- 3
- Versatility
Similar to Mastery, but scales less aggressively per stat point.
- 4
- Crit
gives a % chance for your abilities to do double damage.
Fury doesn’t really have any specific scaling with Crit, so it is a very low priority.
Rotation
Follow these steps in order. Use your best judgement when cooldowns overlap.
Opener
- 1.
ChargeAlways open with Charge for extra Rage
- 2.
Recklessnessto buff yourself.
- 3.
- Rampage
to stack the Apex.
- 4.
- Bladestorm
optionally cast
Storm Bolt during the channel.
- 5.
- Rampage
- 6.
- Odyn’s Fury
- 7.
- Rampage
- 8.
Bloodbath
Priority
- 1.
- Rampage
if you are rage-capped or
Enrage is running out.
- 2.
- Bladestorm
after triggering a new
Enrage.
- 3.
- Odyn’s Fury
on cooldown.
- 4.
- Bloodbath
on cooldown.
AoE
- 1.
- Rampage
- 2.
- Bladestorm
- 3.
- Odyn’s Fury
Consumables
- Flask
Flask of the MagistersOr
Flask of the Blood Knights as an alternative.
- Food
Harandar CelebrationThe best feast.
- Potion
Silvermoon Health PotionUse pre-pull and at 2nd cooldown window.
- Rune/Oil
Thalassian Phoenix OilShould be used on both weapons for more secondary stats.
Gear
Fury Warriors should prioritize Helmet, Shoulder, Chest, and Leg tier set pieces. However, completing bonuses is much more important than optimizing itemization, so do not put much emphasis on holding out for better pieces.
Midnight Fury Warrior Season 1 Tier Set
First tier set bonuses are quite basic and straight forward. The cooldown reduction on Odyn’s Fury has good potential for short burst has good potential for short burst Odyn’s Fury damage being tuned well.
Key Slots
- Mainhand Weapon
Bellamy’s Final JudgementLightblinded Vanguard in The Voidspire
- Helm
Night Ender’s TusksLightblinded Vanguard in The Voidspire
- Neck
Amulet of the Abyssal HymnMidnight Falls in March on Quel’Danas
Tips & Tricks
Keep Abilities on cooldown: Nearly every rotational Fury ability generates 
Rage , though only one spends it, and in large amounts. This makes maximizing Rage income very important to ensure that the rotation never starves so much that it drops Enrage. Avoid wasting Rage: Unlike most resources, Rage starts from zero and decays out of combat. Making efficient use of it, both in combat and by reducing the amount of time spent moving from one combat encounter to the next, will help maintain the rotation and eliminate downtime spent waiting for more resources.
Avoid Downtime: There are several abilities that generate Rage such as Charge and 
Heroic Leap , so use them smartly to stay on target as much as possible!