Warrior: Arms (melee DPS), fury (melee DPS), protection (tank) Warlock: Affliction (magic DPS), demonology (magic DPS), destruction (magic DPS) Shaman: Elemental (magic DPS), enhancement (magic DPS), restoration (healer) Rogue: Assassination (melee DPS), combat (melee DPS), subtlety (melee DPS)
Priest: Discipline (healer), holy (healer), shadow (magic DPS) Paladin: Holy (healer), protection (tank), retribution (melee DPS) Monk: Brewmaster (tank), mistweaver (healer), windwalker (melee DPS) Mage: Arcane (magic DPS), fire (magic DPS), frost (magic DPS) Hunter: Beast mastery (ranged DPS), marksmanship (ranged DPS), survival (ranged DPS) Each specialization focuses on a slightly different playstyle, so you should pick the one that most appeals to you.ĭeath Knight: Blood (tank), frost (melee DPS), and unholy (melee DPS)ĭruid: Balance (magic DPS), feral (melee DPS), guardian (tank), restoration (healer) While many spells and abilities are core to the class - meaning you'll get them no matter which specialization you choose - there are also abilities that you only get if you've chosen a particular specialization.
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We're going to explain just what talents and specializatons mean for your character and well as how to get the most out of your talent choices.Īt level 10, every character (save death knights, who start at level 55) is prompted to choose a talent specialization. If you're pretty new to the game, you might not know what these are at all, but anyone over level 10 has at least seen the terms thrown around. We're going back to basics today to talk about talents and specializations in World of Warcraft.
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