Welcome to Skill Capped’s Fury Warrior PvP Guide for The War Within 11.1

All sections for Fury Warrior PvP have been divided into corresponding sections for the most optimal hero talents, class talents, spec talents, race, stats, gear, enchants, gems, and macros. This will help you have a good understanding of Fury Warriors in PvP for The War Within, the strengths and weaknesses associated with this specialization, and help you conquer the arena. This section provides a brief overview of Fury Warriors in The War Within.

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What’s New for Fury Warrior in The War Within?

Fury Warriors in 11.1 continue to play quite identical to how they did in previous patches, adding a few additions in our talent tree that could potentially be worthwhile to select. Talents like Titan’s Torment and Reckless Abandon have drastically changed, enhancing our primary offensive cooldowns. We also receive Berserker Roar for more utility, reacting identical to War Banner to reduce incoming Crowd Control duration by half.

Aside from 11.1 changes, The War Within has introduced Unhinged as a Fury talent we can select, granting us more cleave coming out of Bloodthirst to nearby targets, and is primarily used to extend our Enrage duration from Deft Experience. This grants us more uptime on our increased damage buff. Additionally, Thunderous Words now provides 30% increased damage on all Bleed effects while Thunderous Roar is active, and Uproar reduces its cooldown by 45 seconds instead of 30, perfectly aligning it with Odyn’s Fury for some solid burst windows.

Not to mention, we receive Powerful Enrage for more damage while Enrage is up, and is part of a choice node that’s with Frenzied Enrage that will constantly be swapped around depending on what you face.

Although we have more minor tweaks and refinements in our talent trees, which will be talked more in depth about in our talents section, it’s important to discuss the focal point of War Within, Hero Talents, with Fury Warrior having the option to pick either Slayer or Mountain Thane. The latter engrains Thunder Clap in our rotation whereas Slayer provides us enhancements to our primary damaging spells; Bladestorm and Execute.

Overall, this spec seems to be quite a deadly force in competitive play, offering us way more benefits than previously in Dragonflight to assist us with our arena climb.