Discipline Priest 4.3.4 Guide

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Welcome to our comprehensive Discipline Priest guide. Here, you will learn everything you need to know about playing a Discipline Priest in a raid environment, though most of the content also applies to normal and heroic dungeons.
Priest healers are the most versatile of the 4 healing classes. The Discipline specialisation provides healers with many tools, suited to most situations encountered during raids.
Discipline Priests specialise in damage absorption and mitigation. Through various abilities and talents, Discipline Priests aim at avoiding damage and smoothing out incoming damage, rather than simply healing it.
Discipline Priests can tank heal and raid heal equally well, although each task is performed in a different way (and indeed, there are different ways in which each task can be performed). This leads to a large variety of playstyle options and each option comes with different talents and statistic priority.
To make it easy to bookmark the specific sections you are interested in, we have split the guide into 7 pages:
Talents, Builds, and Glyphs: learn what the best talent trees are and how to customise them;
Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities: understand how to play your class in an optimal way;
Buffs, Debuffs, and Useful Abilities: discover your arsenal of useful abilities;
Statistics Priority and Reforging: read up on the respective values of your statistics;
Gems, Enchants, and Consumables: choose the best gems, enchantments, and consumables;
Macros and Addons: benefit from useful macros an addons to step up your game;
Gearing Up and Best in Slot: find the best gear you can wear.

Discipline Priest PvE Guide: Spec, Builds, Talents, and Glyphs

1. Tank Healing Builds


This build is the standard tank healing build for Discipline Priests. It also works very well in Heroic dungeons (Wowhead link).

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Prime Glyphs: Major Glyphs: Minor Glyphs:
Glyph of Penance Glyph of Fade Glyph of Fading
Glyph of Power Word: Barrier Glyph of Mass Dispel Glyph of Fortitude
Glyph of Power Word: Shield Glyph of Prayer of Mending Glyph of Shadowfiend



This build provides you with Atonement healing (turning your Discipline Priest into a hybrid healing/DPS class), but it has less mana regeneration than the previous build Wowhead link).

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Prime Glyphs: Major Glyphs: Minor Glyphs:
Glyph of Penance Glyph of Divine Accuracy Glyph of Fading
Glyph of Power Word: Barrier Glyph of Prayer of Mending Glyph of Fortitude
Glyph of Power Word: Shield Glyph of Smite Glyph of Shadowfiend


2. Raid Healing Build

This build is the standard build for raid healing. It provides you with all the useful tools for raid healing, including Atonement healing and Desperate Prayer (Wowhead link).

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Prime Glyphs: Major Glyphs: Minor Glyphs:
Glyph of Power Word: Barrier Glyph of Divine Accuracy Glyph of Fading
Glyph of Power Word: Shield Glyph of Prayer of Mending Glyph of Fortitude
Glyph of Prayer of Healing Glyph of Smite Glyph of Shadowfiend

3. Customising Your Build

Discipline Priests have several options at their disposal to customise both their tank healing and raid healing builds. We detailed both of them in this section. We also discuss the glyphs that should be taken.

3.1. Talents

.1. TalentsIn the image below, the fixed talents have been highlighted in green, while the optional talents have been highlighted in red.

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3.1.1. Fixed Talents+ display section

3.1.2. Differences Between Tank Healing and Raid Healing

There are a great many variations of the talent build that you should use. These depend, primarily, on whether you are interested in tank healing or raid healing. For raid healing, you will want to skip out on Strength of Soul and Inspiration and take talents that are more beneficial to raid healing, such as Darkness (as spell haste has raid-healing benefits). There are also many talents that are suited to specific situations.

Keep in mind that the distinction between tank healer and raid healer is really only possible in 25-man raids. In 10-man raids, each healer will have to perform several, different tasks, in the same encounter (especially if the raid is only using 2 healers). As such, you cannot always use a purely tank healing build or a purely raid healing build. Rather, you will need to adapt your build to your raid's requirements.

3.1.3. Atonement Healing Variation

Atonement healing is an entirely optional playstyle, which is viable in tank healing and raid healing. Atonement healing can be very useful in fights where there are times when healing is not strained, as it allows you to contribute to the DPS while still doing very mana-efficient healing. Below, you will find the list of talents that you should take for Atonement healing:

•2/2 Evangelism: this talent allows you to stack a buff on yourself ( Evangelism), each time you deal damage with Smite or Holy Fire. At the maximum 5 stacks, the buff increases the damage that you deal with these abilities by 20%, and also reduces their mana cost (as well as the mana cost of Penance) by 30%.

•1/1 Archangel: this gives you the Archangel ability. Using this ability will consume all of your Evangelism stacks, and instantly restore 1% of your total mana and increase your healing done by 3%, per stack. So, at 5 stacks, you will gain 5% of your total mana and a 15% healing increase. The healing increase lasts for 18 seconds.

•2/2 Atonement: this talent allows you to heal targets by dealing damage with Smite and Holy Fire. The lowest health raid member, within 15 yards of the target you are damaging, will be healed for the amount of damage that you deal with Smite and Holy Fire. If you yourself are benefiting from the heal, its effects are reduced by 50%.

Additionally, because Archangel grants you a 15% healing increase for 18 seconds, you can use this buff to your advantage, by stacking Evangelism up to 5 stacks before a time where a lot of healing will be needed, and then using it to boost your healing.

3.1.4. Other Filler Talents

•1/3 Inner Sanctum: this is a filler talent that you can take, in case you have not taken any of the Atonement talents, in order to unlock further talent tiers. It reduces all damage taken by 2% while Inner Fire is active and increases your movement speed by a further 2% while Inner Will is active.

•2/2 Strength of Soul: healing a target affected by Weakened Soul with Heal, Flash Heal or Greater Heal reduces the duration of the Weakened Soul debuff by 4 seconds. This is an excellent tank-healing talent, as it allows you to cast Power Word: Shield a lot more often on the tank.

•2/2 Train of Thought: each time you heal a target with Greater Heal, the cooldown of Inner Focus is reduced by 5 seconds. This is another useful tank healing talent (although it does have some merit in raid healing situations), as it allows you to benefit from Inner Focus a lot more often, all while casting Greater Heal on the tank (which you will do often).

•2/2 Inspiration: each time you heal someone with a critical heal from Heal, Flash Heal, Greater Heal, Binding Heal, Penance, Prayer of Healing or Prayer of Mending, they receive a buff which reduces physical damage taken by 10% for 15 seconds. This buff is also provided by Restoration Shamans ( Ancestral Healing).

•1/1 Desperate Prayer: this talent gives you the Desperate Prayer ability. This is large, mana-free self-heal, which is off the global cooldown. This talent can be useful on fights where you receive a lot of damage.

•3/3 Darkness: increases your spell haste by 3%. This talent is useful if you are raid healing (where Haste Rating is beneficial) or if you simply wish to cast faster. You can also take 1/3 or 2/3 points in this talent, depending on what other talents you have chosen.

•2/2 Veiled Shadows: this is a mana regeneration talent, as it reduces the cooldown of your Shadowfiend (a mana regeneration ability) by 1 minute, allowing you to cast it more often.

3.2. Glyphs

3.2.1. Prime Glyphs

There is one mandatory Prime Glyph, as a Discipline Priest:

•Glyph of Power Word: Shield: instantly heals the target for 20% of the amount that your shield absorbs. As you are using Power Word Shield often, this glyph is of great benefit, especially as it provides you with a (small) heal which you can cast will moving.

For your other glyphs, you should choose two from among the following:

•Glyph of Penance: reduces the cooldown of Penance (a great single-target and tank healing spell) by 2 seconds. This is useful in most cases, unless you are preparing for a heavy raid damage encounter.

•Glyph of Prayer of Healing: grants your Prayer of Healing (an AoE heal) a healing-over-time effect, which heals for 20% of the initial heal, over 6 seconds. This is an excellent glyph on fights with heavy raid damage.

•Glyph of Power Word: Barrier: increases the healing received by all targets within the barrier by 10% (from all sources). If the encounter allows you to efficiently use Power Word: Barrier, then this glyph will likely be very useful.

3.2.2. Major Glyphs

. Major Glyphs•Glyph of Prayer of Mending: this increases the first heal of your Prayer of Mending spell by 60% and it is an excellent healing increase glyph.

•Glyph of Divine Accuracy: ensures that your Smite and Holy Fire spells will always hit, regardless of your Hit Rating. This is mandatory any time you wish to make use of Atonement healing, but is rather useless otherwise.

•Glyph of Smite: increases the damage you deal with Smite against targets affected by Holy Fire. This greatly enhances Atonement healing, but is useless otherwise.

•Glyph of Mass Dispel: reduces the cast time of your Mass Dispel ability by 1 second.

3.2.3. Minor Glyphs

•Glyph of Fortitude: reduces the mana cost of your Power Word: Fortitude spell by 50%. This is useful in case you need to re-apply the buff during combat.

•Glyph of Fading: reduces the mana cost of your Fade spell by 30%. This can be useful on encounters where you find yourself using Fade often.

•Glyph of Shadowfiend: instantly grants you 5% of your maximum mana if your Shadowfiend dies from damage. Shadowfiends rarely die in PvE content (as they benefit from a lot of AoE damage reduction), but there are no better alternatives.

Discipline Priest PvE Guide: Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities

In this article, we list your core abilities and how they should be used together (rotation). We also explain when to use your various cooldowns. Then, we go deeper and present all the subtleties that playing a Discipline Priest will face you with. The other articles of our Discipline Priest guide can be accessed from the table of contents on the left.

1. Basic Rotation

Healing is in great part based on your ability to react to the damage that the raid takes, and as such there is no set rotation. Rather, you must understand what spells are best suited to the different situations that can occur during a raid encounter.

1.1. Tank or Single Target Healing

When healing the tank or a single target, you should use the two spells on cooldown, as they are excellent in terms of mana efficiency:

• Penance, unless the tank is taking very heavy damage and requires the bigger healing from Greater Heal;
• Power Word: Shield.

In addition to using these two spells on cooldown, you have several other options, depending on the damage:

Low and moderate damage

◦Make extensive use of Heal.
◦Use Prayer of Mending, if it will jump to other players.
◦Use Renew, if all of the following are true:
■you are moving;
■the target has Weakened Soul (from a Power Word: Shield);
■ Prayer of Mending is on cooldown.

High sustained damage

◦Make extensive use of Greater Heal.
◦Use Prayer of Mending, if it will jump to other players.

Emergency situations

◦Use Flash Heal in most cases.
◦Use Binding Heal, if you also need healing.

1.2. Raid Healing

Raid healing as a Discipline Priest relies on 3 spells: Prayer of Mending, Prayer of Healing, and Power Word: Shield.

•Use Prayer of Mending on cooldown.
•Low and moderate damage
◦Make extensive use of Prayer of Healing.

High damage

◦Stack Divine Aegis on your healing assignments (by casting Prayer of Healing on them repeatedly).
◦Make moderate use of Power Word: Shield.

High sustained damage

◦Spam Prayer of Healing.

2. Cooldown Usage

• Inner Focus should be used on cooldown.
• Pain Suppression should be used on a tank, before a damage spike.
• Power Word: Barrier should be used to mitigate intense AoE damage; it requires the raid to be stacked in one place.
• Power Infusion should be use whenever AoE damage is high (so that you can afford spamming Prayer of Healing).

3. Inner Fire and Inner Will

As a Priest, you have access to two (mutually exclusive) self-buffs: Inner Fire and Inner Will.
For the majority of the time, you will want to use Inner Fire and take advantage of its spell power benefit. However, if you need to use a lot of instant-cast spells (multiple Power Word: Shields, Prayer of Mending, Dispel Magic), you can switch to Inner Will.

4. Optional Read: Mastering Your Discipline Priest↑top

While the guidelines we have given so far will enable you to perform very decently as a Discipline Priest, there are many subtleties which you need to be aware of, if you want to play your character to its full potential.

4.1. Smiting and Atonement Healing

Discipline Priests have a unique type of ability. By spending a number of 5 talent points in a few non-essential talents in the Discipline tree, they can heal players, automatically, by dealing damage to enemies through Smite and Holy Fire. This healing is a smart heal (it heals the lowest health target in range) and it is very mana efficient. In addition to these benefits, it allows the Priest to also contribute to the raid's DPS.

With the appropriate talents ( Evangelism, Archangel and Atonement), each time you deal damage with Smite and Holy Fire, the lowest health player within 15 yards of the target (the target you have dealt damage to) is healed for the amount of damage that you did.

Glyph of Divine Accuracy ensures that these spells will never miss, and Glyph of Smite increases the damage of Smite (and with this, the healing from Atonement) by 20% on targets affected by Holy Fire. Holy Fire has a 10 second cooldown and its (very weak) DoT effect has a 7 second duration.

Atonement healing is very simple: use Holy Fire on cooldown and spam Smite on the target. You will quickly get a feel of the amount of healing you can expect, and whether or not it is sufficient to heal the tank or the raid.

Note that, while spamming Smite, your mana will go down (very slowly).

If the period of low damage, during which you were Smiting, is followed by a period of high damage, which requires a lot of healing, you should use Archangel to gain a 15% healing increase (keep in mind that Archangel will consume the stacks of Evangelism that you had been building and/or maintaining).

Atonement healing is especially useful during times when the boss or another mob takes increased damage. This will cause you to generate very high heals on the nearby players, while also contributing to the raid's DPS.

4.2. Important Mechanics

In order to use your spells appropriately for the situations you encounter, you must first understand several aspects of the Discipline specialisation.

4.2.1. Mastery and Absorption Effects

The Discipline Mastery is Shield Discipline. Essentially, your Mastery Rating increases the amount of damage absorbed by your absorption effects.

Discipline Priests have two absorption effects: Power Word: Shield and Divine Aegis.

Power Word: Shield is quite simple. You place a shield on a target, which absorbs a certain amount of damage (affected not only by your Mastery, but also by your spell power). Applying a shield to a target causes the Weakened Soul debuff, which prevents them from being shielded again (by you or any other priest) for 15 seconds.

The Divine Aegis talent provides you with a passive absorption mechanic. Each time you critically heal with a spell, a shield is placed on the target and will absorb damage equal to 30% of the amount healed. This does not mean that 70% of the heal is an actual heal, and that 30% is an absorb; the absorb is added to the heal amount. In addition to Divine Aegis from critical heals, all heals from Prayer of Healing also add Divine Aegis.

Divine Aegis has a 15 second duration, and each new application of the buff (such as from a subsequent critical heal or Prayer of Healing) will stack on top of the previous Divine Aegis (merging the remaining amount of absorption with the amount of absorption created by the new shield) and refresh its duration. Note that the amount absorbed by Divine Aegis is limited to 40% of the casting Priest's maximum health. In practice, this means you cannot stack Divine Aegis higher than roughly 50,000 damage absorption.

Power Word: Shield and Divine Aegis can co-exist on the same target at the same time, without any kind of interaction between them. Damage caused to the target will first consume the Divine Aegis (partially or entirely, depending on the damage) and then consume the Power Word: Shield.

Absorption is a key element of Discipline healing. Shielding people is a means of preventive healing, which reduces the spikes in damage taken and ensures that damage is more predictable.

4.2.2. Borrowed Time

After each cast of Power Word: Shield you gain the Borrowed Time buff. This reduces the cast time of your next spell by 14%, provided that you cast a spell within 6 seconds (before the buff expires). Casting a spell consumes the buff. Note that spells with an instant cast time, as well as channeled spells, do not benefit from nor consume the buff.

Normally, Discipline Priests have long cast time heals, namely Heal, Greater Heal and Prayer of Healing. Therefore, these spells are the best candidates for consuming the Borrowed Time buff with. What this means is that, essentially, you will want to cast a Power Word: Shield, and gain the Borrowed Time buff, before any of these three heals.

When you know that you will have to cast an important heal (a Greater Heal on the tank, who will be taking high damage at that time, for example), it is good to think ahead and have your Borrowed Time buff active.

Penance does not consume the Borrowed Time buff, even though its cast time does benefit from the buff. An important note should be made here. For maximum efficiency, you should try to cast a Penance after your Power Word: Shield and before the heal which will consume Borrowed Time.

4.2.3. Mana Management

Discipline Priests have three means of regenerating mana during combat:

• Hymn of Hope;
• Shadowfiend;
• Rapture.

Hymn of Hope is a channeled spell that restores mana in a "smart" way to several low-mana raid members and increases their maximum mana by 15% for 8 seconds. It has a 6 minute cooldown.

Hymn of Hope will, most likely, be only used once or possibly twice during the encounter. The best time to use this ability is hard to determine ahead of time, as it depends on a great number of factors. Follow these guidelines:

•Try to use Hymn of Hope as many times during an encounter as possible.
•Only use Hymn of Hope when you are not at maximum mana.

•Do not use Hymn of Hope if you will need to interrupt the cast before it finishes (8 second cast), because of having to move or heal.

•Do not use Hymn of Hope when there is a lot of raid damage. Your inability to heal while channeling Hymn of Hope will force other healers to compensate by using mana inefficient spells.

•Remember that Hymn of Hope benefits not only you, but also other low-mana players (generally, these will be healers). This means that you should use it when more healers can get the benefit from it, i.e. when their mana is low and they can use class-specific mana regeneration cooldowns, such as Divine Plea for Holy Paladins. This is because the mana-pool increasing effect of Hymn of Hope increases the potency of mana regeneration cooldowns which are based on maximum mana. In order to ensure that mana goes to healers and not to DPS players, you can do some of the following:

◦Have DPS players (only those who generally run low on mana) use their own mana cooldowns first, ensuring that the healers are the lowest on mana.

◦Have the healers stack up together in an area far away from the DPS players, since Hymn of Hope seems to prefer closer players, despite its 40 yard range.

Shadowfiend will summon a pet that attacks the target, restoring some of your maximum mana to you each time it makes an attack. Shadowfiend has a slightly lower cooldown than Hymn of Hope (5 minutes, or 4 minutes with 2/2 Veiled Shadows). It should be used as many times during an encounter as possible. Ideally, it should be used while Hymn of Hope is active (as Hymn of Hope temporarily increases your maximum mana, and Shadowfiend grants you a percentage of your maximum mana with each attack it makes).

Lastly, it is ideal to have your Shadowfiend active just before Heroism/ Bloodlust/ Time Warp is used. This is because pets benefit from the increased attack speed, if they are active when the cast is made, but not if they are released after it has been cast. The extra attack speed will translate into more attacks and thus more mana returned to you.

Rapture is a much more dynamic and delicate mana regeneration method to master. Your goal is to have one of your Power Word: Shields break roughly every 13 seconds, for as much of the fight as possible.

This is not as easy as it seems, in practice. Often, the only person taking the sustained damage required to break a shield is the tank, and the Weakened Soul debuff lasts 15 seconds, meaning you can only shield the target once every 15 seconds. It could then take a few more seconds (depending on boss attack speed, dodges or parries) for the shield to break, pushing the interval between Rapture procs to close to 20 seconds.

When there is sustained raid damage, or when there are two tanks taking damage at the same time, maintaining a high Rapture uptime is easier.

This is something you will have to practice in order to master. We recommend using the Ingela's Rapture add-on to track the time remaining until the Rapture internal cooldown wears off.

4.2.4. Inner Fire and Inner Will

As a Priest, you have access to two (mutually exclusive) self-buffs:

• Inner Fire: increases your spell power by 532, and also increases your armor by 60%.
• Inner Will: reduces the mana cost of instant cast spells by 15%, and also increases your movement speed by 10%.

You will want to have one of these two self-buffs active at all times (they cost no mana to apply and have an unlimited duration).

For the majority of the time, you will want to use Inner Fire and take advantage of the spell power benefit. However, if you need to use a lot of instant-cast spells (multiple Power Word: Shields, Prayer of Mending, Dispel Magic), you can switch to Inner Will.

Keep in mind that Power Word: Shields used in Inner Will will absorb slightly less damage.

Finally, the movement speed increase from Inner Will can prove useful in some situations.

4.3. Important Abilities

As a Discipline Priest, you have a great number of healing spells in your arsenal. It is important to understand how each of them work. In addition to the healing spells, you also have a number of valuable cooldowns that you will need to make use of.

While we may, summarily, mention some of the interactions between various abilities, we will also detail all of these interactions in a subsequent section.

4.3.1. Healing spells

Penance: this is the spell you gain for choosing the Discipline specialisation. It is a very mana efficient spell. It is a channel spell. This spell will heal the target three times, over a period of 2 seconds. The first heal happens as soon as the cast begins (so, essentially, it is an instant cast heal), the second happens one second in, and the third happens on the 2 second mark. These numbers are a bit different in reality, as this spell is affected by your spell haste. A final note of importance, regarding Penance, is that your character will automatically turn to face the target you are trying to heal.

Power Word: Shield: this is the most iconic Discipline spell. It places a shield on the target, which absorbs a (rather large) amount of damage. The amount of damage absorbed is affected by your spell power and by your Mastery. The spell is instant cast and has no cooldown, but it does apply the Weakened Soul debuff on the target (preventing them from receiving another Power Word: Shield for 15 seconds). This means that you can shield multiple people (such as in preparation for a damage spike) but not repeatedly shield the same person in quick succession. The duration of the Weakened Soul debuff is reduced by some direct heals on that target, if you have talented Strength of Soul. Thanks to Rapture, each time one of your shields is fully consumed, you regain 7% of your maximum mana (although not more often than once every 12 seconds). Finally, for the 6 seconds following a Power Word: Shield cast, your next spell cast benefits from 14% increased spell haste.

Heal: this is your most mana efficient spell. It heals for a very low amount, has a high cast time and a low mana cost. At a reasonable gear level, you can spam this ability and not run out of mana. When used on a player with the Weakened Soul debuff, if you have Strength of Soul talented, it will reduce the duration of Weakened Soul by 4 seconds.


• Greater Heal: this spell is your "big" healing spell. It heals for a very large amount, but also costs a lot of mana to use. It has a high cast time. When used on a player with the Weakened Soul debuff, if you have Strength of Soul talented, it will reduce the duration of Weakened Soul by 4 seconds. If Train of Thought is talented, then the cooldown of your Inner Focus is reduced by 5 seconds each time you cast Greater Heal.

Flash Heal: this is an emergency healing spell. It heals for a reasonable amount, but is very mana inefficient. It does, however, have a very short cast time. When used on a player with the Weakened Soul debuff, if you have Strength of Soul talented, it will reduce the duration of Weakened Soul by 4 seconds.

Binding Heal: this spell is very similar to Flash Heal in terms of casting time and mana cost. It heals its target for slightly less than Flash Heal, but at the same time, it heals you for the same amount.

Prayer of Healing: this is your main AoE heal. It heals the entire group of the targeted raid member (so a maximum of 5 players), provided that they are within 30 yards of the targeted raid member. It is extremely mana efficient, provided that at least 3 players will benefit from the heal (i.e., it will not overheal them). This spell also places a protective barrier, Divine Aegis (very similar to Power Word: Shield) for 30% of the amount healed on all the targets that it heals. Furthermore, with the appropriate glyph, this spell also heals the affected players for an additional 20% over 6 seconds.

Prayer of Mending: this is rather unique type of spell. It is a single target heal, which acts as a buff that you place on a target. The buff lasts for 30 seconds and has 5 charges. When that target takes damage, the buff heals them and jumps from them to another raid member. It appears to prefer jumping to lower health members, although this behaviour is not consistent, nor does there seem to be a noticeable pattern when all the players are at full health. When jumping, the buff loses a charge and resets its duration to 30 seconds. When all the charges have run out, the buff disappears. The cooldown of the spell is only 10 seconds, meaning that you can keep it active at all times. Note that you cannot have the buff active on multiple targets at once.

Divine Hymn: this is a channeled spell, which heals the 5 lowest health targets in your party or raid (within 40 yards), every 2 seconds, for 8 seconds. Targets healed by this spell also gain 10% increased healing for 8 seconds. Despite the tooltip listing a hard limitation of the maximum number of potential heals (12), this is not true in reality. In fact, the more spell haste you have, the more heals you gain from this spell. It has an 8 minute cooldown and it is extremely mana efficient.

Desperate Prayer: this ability is only available if you have taken the Desperate Prayer talent. It is an instant cast, off the global cooldown, mana free self-heal, which heals for 30% of your maximum health.

Renew: this is an instant cast, healing over time spell. It is not an efficient spell for Discipline Priests. You should only ever use this spell when there are literally no other alternatives.

4.3.2. Cooldowns

Power Infusion: this spell can be cast on either yourself or another mana using raid member. It reduces the mana cost of all spells by 20% and increases casting speed by 20% for its 15 second duration.

Inner Focus: this ability, which is off the global cooldown, makes your next Greater Heal or Prayer of Healing cost no mana and have a 25% increased critical strike chance. Using this spell places a buff on you, which has an unlimited duration, and lasts until one of the two aforementioned spells is cast.

Pain Suppression: a single target damage reduction cooldown. Reduces all damage taken by the target by 40% for 8 seconds.

Power Word: Barrier: places a protective bubble at a target location, reducing the damage taken by all targets within it by 25%.

Hymn of Hope: this is a channeled spell that, over the course of 8 seconds, restores 2% of maximum mana to the 3 lowest mana raid members. In addition to this, it also increases their maximum mana by 15% for 8 seconds. Spell haste will increase the number of mana restores that this spell provides, despite the tooltip listing a hard limitation of 12 restores.

Shadowfiend: summons a pet that attacks your target. Each one of its attacks grants you 3% of your maximum mana. After 15 seconds, the Shadowfiend disappears.

4.4. Tank and Single Target Healing

When healing the tank (we associate single target healing to tank healing), you have two spells which are excellent in terms of mana efficiency:

Penance: you should use this on cooldown, unless the tank is taking very heavy damage and requires the bigger healing from Greater Heal. Try to always cast this spell while Borrowed Time is active.

Power Word: Shield: casting Power Word: Shield on the tank is excellent. Power Word: Shield is rather expensive, but the amount of absorption is also quite large. Additionally, it provides you with Rapture, regenerating some of your mana and it grants you Borrowed Time, speeding up your next cast of (most likely) Heal or Greater Heal. Moreover, thanks to the Renewed Hope talent, your spells on the tank, who is now affected by Weakened Soul, have an increased chance to critically hit.

In addition to using these two spells on the tank on cooldown, you have several other options:

Heal: for times when the tank is taking a low amount of damage. Casting Heal will ensure that your mana level does not decrease at all.

Greater Heal: for times of heavy tank damage. Greater Heal heals for a very large amount, and, with the Strength of Soul talent, also lowers the duration of Weakened Soul on the tank, allowing you to shield more often and benefit from Borrowed Time more often.

Flash Heal: this is an emergency heal which should not be used unless the tank has Weakened Soul and will die before you finish casting Greater Heal. If Penance is available, and you believe that the first heal from Penance will be sufficient to allow the tank to survive the damage they take (or if the damage they are likely to receive will occur after the second heal from Penance), then you should use Penance on the tank instead, as it is more mana efficient.

Binding Heal: this should be used in the same scenario as Flash Heal, with the added mention that you yourself should also be in great need of healing. If you are not in need of healing, Flash Heal is more efficient.

Prayer of Mending is an extremely efficient spell, and one of its great advantages is that it performs its effect (jumping from player to player, healing them as they take damage) independently of any action from your part. The efficiency of this spell depends greatly on the type of damage in the encounter. If there is no damage on anyone except for the tank, then it is likely that the spell will jump once, and then its 30 second duration will simply run out.

As a single target heal, (the tank, in this case), Prayer of Mending's worth should be judged based on whether or not it is likely to jump to other targets and whether or not the tank may die because of the time you spent not casting a big heal.

Therefore, if the tank is taking low or moderate damage, and Prayer of Mending is likely to jump multiple times, you should cast it on the tank. If the tank is taking brutal damage, or if no one else is likely to take damage for some time, then Prayer of Mending is not worth casting on the tank.

Finally, you can cast Renew, as a tank or single target healing spell. Keep in mind that this is, by far, your least efficient healing spell (it is instant cast, but because it heals over time, its effect will not be immediately felt. Renew should only be cast if all three following conditions are met:

1.You are moving (so you cannot cast any spells with a cast time).
2.The target has Weakened Soul.
3. Prayer of Mending is on cooldown.

4.5. Raid Healing

When having to heal multiple raid members at once, your most efficient choice is Prayer of Healing. This spell is extremely mana efficient, especially if all 5 group members are damaged and require healing.

Prayer of Healing is even more beneficial if the raid damage is followed by even more raid damage within 15 seconds of your heals (the duration of Divine Aegis), as this means that the absorbs generated by Prayer of Healing will be put to good use.

In preparation for a very big AoE damaging attack, you can stack Divine Aegis on several groups (by casting repeated Prayers of Healing on them, refreshing/stacking the Divine Aegis buff).

When using Prayer of Healing, keep in mind that the target of your spell is the one which group members must be within 30 yards of, so try to heal the player with the most central location (respective to their group).

Power Word: Shield can and should be used when dealing with raid damage (provided that the raid damage is not so intensive that if you stop chain-casting Prayer of Healing, players will die). This will provide you with mana from Rapture, as well as with many procs of Borrowed Time, greatly speeding up your Prayers of Healing.

Power Word: Shield is a quite costly spell, however, so trying to shield everyone in preparation for an AoE damage spike is not extremely feasible (though it can be done, if needed, several times per fight, with correct mana management).

Prayer of Mending is a spell which you should try to have up all the time during AoE damage. If the damage ticks every second, or (as is more likely the case) every 2 seconds, you will have to cast it on cooldown to maximise its uptime.

4.6. More on Cooldown Usage

Inner Focus should be used on cooldown, so that it is used as many times as possible during an encounter. It is mostly used for the mana-free aspect, rather than the increased critical strike chance that it provides.

Pain Suppression should generally be used on a tank, at a time when they are going to receive a lot of damage. Be sure to communicate with the tank, so that they do not also use a defensive cooldown at the same time. It can also be used on random raid members who are targeted by specific boss abilities.

Power Word: Barrier is an excellent ability for AoE damage reduction. Its greatest benefits are when the entire raid is stacked up in the same place, and it should be used as part of a cooldown rotation with other healers. Do not hesitate, however, to use it on a single target (such as the tank) when Pain Suppression is not available (provided, of course, that you are not assigned to save Power Word: Barrier for a specific moment).

Power Infusion can be used to increase your healing throughput and reduce the mana cost of your spells. It is especially useful during times of heavy AoE damage, where you wish to cast many Prayer of Healing spells in quick succession.

Power Infusion can be used, equally well, on a caster DPS player (Arcane Mage, Balance Druid) to boost their DPS greatly.

Discipline Priest PvE Guide: Statistics Priority and Reforging

In this article, we explain what the best statistics are for Discipline Priests, how the class benefits from each of them, and what your reforging strategy should be. We also detail what the various caps are and why they should be attained. The statistics priority is important as it influences reforging strategies as well as itemisation choices (gear, enchants, and gems).
Make sure to check our Gear Optimisation Guide, which serves as a support guide for this article. The other articles of our Discipline Priest guide can be accessed from the table of contents on the right.

1. Basics

Unlike other classes, Discipline Priests do not have a preset statistic priority. Instead, they can choose between 3 statistic priorities that are perfectly viable for both tank and raid healing. Choosing your priority will affect your playstyle, as we explain later in this article.
•Intellect > Spirit > Haste Rating > Mastery Rating > Critical Strike Rating
◦tank healing: very accurate healing (heals reach your target in time)
◦raid healing: highest AoE healing output
•Intellect > Spirit > Mastery Rating > Critical Strike Rating > Haste Rating
◦tank healing: highest tank healing output
◦raid healing: ideal for long periods of sustained damage
•Intellect > Spirit > Mastery Rating > Haste Rating > Critical Strike Rating
◦tank healing: good healing output and accuracy
◦raid healing: ideal when you want to prevent damage rather than heal it

If you are unsure what the optimal reforging strategy is for the priority you choose, please refer to the reforging section of our Gear Optimisation Guide, which explains how to use WoW Reforge.

2. Getting a Better Understanding

2.1. Statistics Explanations

2.1.1. Intellect

Intellect is the only statistic which is clearly optimal for Discipline Priests. It is the best statistic for mana regeneration (as it increases your mana pool, and all of your means of mana regeneration are based on your maximum mana) as well as for healing throughput. You should attempt to get as much Intellect as you can (mostly through having higher item level gear and getting Intellect enchants, where available).

Enlightenment, a passive ability that you gain for choosing the Discipline specialisation, increases your Intellect by 15%.

2.1.2. Spirit

Spirit is the healer statistic. It increases your mana regeneration. You will, for the most part, prefer gear pieces with Spirit, although if the other secondary statistic on the item is undesirable to you, it may be worth using an item without Spirit.

How much Spirit you should have is up to you and your playstyle. If you are running out of mana often, even while properly using your mana regeneration cooldowns, you should aim for more Spirit. Keep in mind that this advice does not take into account your spell usage, which can be the cause for your mana problems.

If you are comfortable with your level of mana regeneration, you can start reforging out of Spirit or avoiding gear with Spirit, and opt for more throughput.

2.1.3. Haste Rating

Haste Rating is most useful for AoE raid healing. It can be useful for single target healing (either in the case of tank healing or raid healing), depending on the situation.

Haste Rating has the following benefits:

•Reduces the cast time of all your spells, increasing the chance that you will finish casting before your target dies as well as that you will finish casting before you are forced to move.

•Provides the highest throughput, in the case of Prayer of Healing spam (AoE raid damage).

•Increases the amount of healing ticks from Renew as well as the amount of ticks from Hymn of Hope and Divine Hymn.

•Allows you to cast Greater Heal on the same target more often, thus reducing the Weakened Soul debuff faster (if Strength of Soul is talented), thus allowing you to shield this target (very useful when tank healing) more often.

Prioritising Haste Rating over other statistics will result in the following drawbacks:

•By casting more spells in a given amount of time, you will deplete your mana faster.
•Your absorption effects ( Power Word: Shield and Divine Aegis) will be weaker due to the lack of Mastery Rating.
•Your spells will be critical heals less often (and thus also cause Divine Aegis less often) due to the lack of Critical Strike Rating.

2.1.4. Mastery Rating

Mastery Rating is most useful for tank healing or sustained AoE raid healing. It can be useful for single target raid healing or other types of AoE raid healing, depending on various factors.

Mastery Rating has the following benefits:

•It increases the amount absorbed by your Power Word: Shield, boosting its efficiency any time your shield is entirely consumed (this is mostly the case with tank damage).

•It increases the amount absorbed by your Divine Aegis. This is only of benefit when there is enough damage to break your Divine Aegis, as otherwise the effect is wasted (such as if the Divine Aegis you have stacked after healing the raid up with Prayer of Healing expires without being broken by damage).

Prioritising Mastery Rating over other statistics will result in the following drawbacks:

•All your spells with a cast time will be cast slower, and will gain no benefit from Mastery Rating unless they are critical heals (with the exception of Prayer of Healing).

•Your spells will be critical heals less often (and thus also cause Divine Aegis less often) due to the lack of Critical Strike Rating.

2.1.5. Critical Strike Rating

Critical Strike Rating is most useful for tank healing. For single target or AoE raid healing, it can provide certain benefits in some situations, though these are generally outweighed by the drawbacks.

Critical Strike Rating provides the following benefits:

•Gives your heals a chance to heal for double their normal amount.
•Increases the chance for you to proc Divine Aegis (from critical heals).

Prioritising Critical Strike Rating over other statistics will result in the following drawbacks:

•All your spells with a cast time will be slower.
•The absorption effects from Power Word: Shield and Divine Aegis will be relatively weak, due to the lack of Mastery Rating.
•You run a high risk of regularly overhealing targets because of your critical heals (with the exception of the tank who is more likely to be lower on health and thus able to benefit from greater heals).

2.2. Priorities

Because Haste Rating, Mastery Rating and Critical Strike Rating all complement each other, it is difficult to say to completely drop one statistic for another.

Our advice is to always analyse your current situation (your role, the other healers in your raid, the type of damage in the encounter) and choose the statistics which fit it best. We propose the following three combinations, though others may work just as well for you.

2.2.1. Haste Rating > Mastery Rating > Critical Strike Rating

This statistic combination will yield the most powerful AoE raid healing (i.e., spamming Prayer of Healing). It ensures that you are able to complete more casts in a given amount of time and that your heals have a greater chance to reach their target before the target dies.

Furthermore, this gives you a higher chance to finish a cast before being forced to move due to environmental damage or other fight mechanics.

In case of tank healing, prioritising Haste Rating means that you can cast Heal and Greater Heal more quickly on the tank, also lower their Weakened Soul debuff faster (assuming you have Strength of Soul talented), meaning that you can shield them more often.

For single target healing on players other than the tank, it means that your casts will reach their target faster, giving you more accuracy.

2.2.2. Mastery Rating > Critical Strike Rating > Haste Rating

This statistic combination is the strongest for tank healing. It provides a large amount of absorption from your Power Word: Shield on the tank. Additionally, any Divine Aegis on the tank will be greater, as well. This is especially useful since the Divine Aegis on the tank will almost always be used up entirely by the damage they receive.

The Critical Strike Rating will provide you with a chance for "double heals". These will most often not overheal, as the tank will seldom be at full health.

For AoE raid healing, this combination can provide excellent results in situations where there is sustained raid damage. This is because the Divine Aegises from your Prayer of Healing (which will be quite strong due to your Mastery Rating) will end up being used fully by the constant raid damage.

In raid damage situations where there are long periods of time in between the damage spikes, Mastery Rating's efficiency drops significantly, since Divine Aegis will generally expire (after 15 seconds) and thus be of no use.

2.2.3. Mastery Rating > Haste Rating > Critical Strike Rating

This statistic combination will provide you with the benefits of high Mastery Rating (stronger absorbs from Power Word: Shield and Divine Aegis), while also providing you with a relatively low cast time on your spells.

It is beneficial for AoE raid healing, when you desire to prevent more of the damage rather than to heal it. It also allows you to use Prayer of Healing on one or more groups, in order to build up Divine Aegis in preparation for a big damage spike.

It also provides good tank healing, by providing stronger shields and faster heals on the tank, while avoiding the unpredictability of Critical Strike Rating.

Discipline Priest PvE Guide: Gems, Enchants, and Consumables

In this article, we present you with the best gems and enchants that you can get for a Discipline Priest, including profession-specific perks. We also list the best consumables: food, flasks, and potions.
Make sure to check our Gear Optimisation Guide, which serves as a support guide for this article. The other articles of our Discipline Priest guide can be accessed from the table of content on the left.

1. Gems

Due to the complementary nature of your secondary statistics, you you will want to pick up all of the socket bonuses. Also, your yellow gems should correspond to the statistic priority that you chose for your playstyle (see our Statistics article for Discipline Priests).

Meta: Ember Shadowspirit Diamond
Red: Brilliant Queen's Garnet, Brilliant Inferno Ruby (cheaper), or Brilliant Chimera's Eye (JC)
Yellow:
Haste Rating→ Reckless Lava Coral or Reckless Ember Topaz (cheaper)
Mastery Rating→ Artful Lava Coral or Artful Ember Topaz (cheaper)
Blue: Purified Shadow Spinel or Purified Demonseye (cheaper)

2. Enchants

Head: Arcanum of Hyjal
Shoulders: Greater Inscription of Charged Lodestone///Felfire Inscription (Inscription)
Back: Enchant Cloak - Greater Intellect///Lightweave Embroidery (Tailoring)
Chest: Enchant Chest - Peerless Stats
Wrists: Enchant Bracer - Mighty Intellect///Draconic Embossment - Intellect (Leatherworking)
Hands: Enchant Gloves - Greater Mastery/////Enchant Gloves - Haste
Waist: Ebonsteel Belt Buckle
Legs: Powerful Ghostly Spellthread///Sanctified Spellthread (Tailoring)
Feet: Enchant Boots - Lavawalker////Enchant Boots - Haste (cheaper)
Rings: Enchant Ring - Intellect (Enchanting)
Weapon: Enchant Weapon - Power Torrent/////Enchant Weapon - Heartsong
Off-Hand: Enchant Off-Hand - Superior Intellect

Note that Extra Enchantments can be applied to an item in addition to a Main Enchantment.

2.1. Power Torrent Versus Heartsong

When choosing between Enchant Weapon - Power Torrent and Enchant Weapon - Heartsong as your weapon enchant, there are a few things to keep in mind. Please understand that there is no clear answer to this debate, and we would like to just provide you with a few arguments to make your choice.

•Power Torrent provides more raw healing output (extra spellpower and critical strike chance) than Heartsong, but it procs randomly and is entirely uncontrollable (it has a 45 second internal cooldown).
•Heartsong does not provide any healing output per se, offering only mana regeneration. Even though Heartsong procs randomly as well (it has a 20 second internal cooldown), the mana that it provides is stored up in your mana pool (unless you were at maximum mana when it procced), allowing you to use it when needed.

If you prefer having more control over your resources, then we recommend Heartsong.

Do not be mistaken, simply because Heartsong offers mana regeneration, it does not mean that it does not boost your healing output. On the contrary, as your healing output is in great part influenced by how much mana you can spend on powerful (and possibly inefficient) heals, having more mana allows you to heal for more.

A common situation that can make Power Torrent greatly lose its value is if it procs during a phase transition, a period of low damage, or a time when you have to move or are targeted by some other incapacitating boss ability. On the other hand, if the encounter you are progressing on requires you to heal players constantly, in a sustained manner, then Power Torrent may be more valuable than Heartsong.

3. Consumables

You should always be eating food that provides 90 intellect, whether this is in the form of:

•Severed Sagefish Head or
•Seafood Magnifique Feast or
•Fortune Cookie

Your flask should be a Flask of the Draconic Mind.

During the encounter, your best choice for a potion will be either Mythical Mana Potion or Potion of Concentration (depending on whether or not you can afford the 10 second downtime).

4. Summing-up Profession Perks

Choosing a profession for your Discipline Priest can impact your raid performance. As a rule, you should shy away from gathering professions (with the exception of Herbalism), which leaves the following viable professions for raiding:

Tailoring: Provides a gain of approximately 120 Intellect through Lightweave Embroidery or 120 Spirit through Darkglow Embroidery. It also provides Sanctified Spellthread, a much cheaper equivalent of Powerful Ghostly Spellthread, the usual leg enchant.

Blacksmithing: Provides a 100 Intellect gain through two extra sockets: Socket Bracer and Socket Gloves. Only provides an 80 Intellect gain if you are still using Brilliant Inferno Ruby, and not the newer Brilliant Queen's Garnet.

Jewelcrafting: Provides a 51 Intellect gain through the ability of using 3 Brilliant Chimera's Eye. It does provide an 81 Intellect gain if you are still using Brilliant Inferno Ruby and not the newer Brilliant Queen's Garnet.

Alchemy: Provides an 80 Intellect gain to your flask through Mixology.

Enchanting: Provides an 80 Intellect gain through Enchant Ring - Intellect.

Engineering: Provides an 80 Intellect gain in average through Synapse Springs. Also provides Grounded Plasma Shield, an additional Waist enchant that can be used as a survival tool during encounters, but it runs the risk of backfiring (in which case, you taunt and take aggro on all nearby mobs).

Inscription:Provides an 80 Intellect gain through Felfire Inscription. It also saves you from the trouble of farming reputation with Therazane to get the usual enchantment.

Leatherworking: Provides an 80 Intellect gain through Draconic Embossment - Intellect.

Herbalism: Provides an 80 Haste Rating gain in average through Lifeblood.

With the exception of Tailoring, which is currently the best profession for casters, you will generally prefer a passive Intellect bonus over any of the temporary gains. Indeed, Lifeblood provides Haste Rating, which, as a Discipline Priest, is much less valuable than any Intellect bonus. Synapse Springs is good, but if you already have an on-use trinket, the two effects cannot be used simultaneously and you will prefer that of your trinket, which is, most likely, a lot more powerful than that of Synapse Springs.

Discipline Priest PvE Guide: Macros and Addons

Macros and addons are an integral part of a raider's arsenal as they can make it easier to perform a variety of tasks, improving your overall game experience. Below, we present macros and addons that can be useful to a Discipline Priest. On the left side, you will find links to the other parts of the guide.

1. Macros

1.1. Generic Macros for Priests

1.1.1. Leap of Faith Mouseover Macro

/cast [target=mouseover,help,nodead][]Leap of Faith

This macro will cast Leap of Faith on the target your are currently mousing over, if it is a friendly target and not dead. Otherwise, it will cast Leap of Faith on your current target.

1.2. Specific Macros for Discipline Priests

While we do not recommend any specific macro for Discipline Priests, we do highly suggest that all of your heals, as well as other spells that can be cast on raid members (such as Power Infusion) be incorporated into mouseover macros. This will allow you to much more easily cast them on raid members.

Here is an example of a mouseover macro. Simply replace Heal with the name of the spell you want to use:

#showtooltip Heal
/cast [target=mouseover,help,nodead][]Heal

This will cast Heal on your mouseover target, if it is a friendly target and it is not dead. Otherwise, it will cast heal on your current target.

2. Addons

2.1. Generic Addons for Priests

2.1.1. ElvUI

Here, at Icy Veins, we use ElvUI for all our characters. This addon is a complete replacement of the default User Interface. It comes with almost everything you need to perform properly: action bars, cooldown timers, proc display, etc.

We strongly recommend you to get this addon.

2.1.2. Parrot or Mik's Scrolling Battle Text

Parrot and Mik's Scrolling Battle Text are highly customisable addons for displaying floating battle text while in combat (incoming heals, damage of your spells, etc.). They both work very well by default.

2.1.3. Power Auras Classic

Power Auras Classic is an extremely useful addon that allows you to have visual effects on your screen, helping you track your buffs, debuffs and cooldowns. It is highly customisable and it can make it much, much easier to keep track of your procs and play your spec more proficiently.

2.1.4. Recount

Recount is a well known addon that most people use for displaying current DPS or HPS (Healing Per Second). We advise you to also use it for checking what you take damage from and if the share of damage/healing you do with each of your abilities is similar to that of other players of your class.

2.2. Specific Addons for Discipline Priests

2.2.1. Ingela's Rapture

Ingela's Rapture is a useful addon that allows you to track the internal cooldown on your Rapture. It is excellent for maximising your Rapture uptime.

Discipline Priest PvE Guide: Gearing Up and Best in Slot


1. Best in Slot Items

SLOT! ITEM! Source



Head: Cowl of Dying Light: Blackhorn (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Neck: Petrified Fungal Heart: Morchok (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Shoulders: Mantle of Dying Light: Hagara (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Back: Woundlicker Cover: Valor Points reward (1250 )
Chest: Robe of Glowing Stone: Morchok (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Wrists: Bracers of the Banished: Hagara (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Hands: Handwraps of Dying Light: Warlord Zon'ozz (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Waist: Majordomo's Chain of Office: Majordomo Staghelm (Heroic) in Firelands
Legs: Legwraps of Dying Light: Yor'sahj (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Feet: Splinterfoot Sandals: Valor Points reward (1650 )
Ring #1: Band of Reconstruction: Valor Points reward (1250 )
Ring#2: Signet of Suturing: Any of the first 6 bosses Dragon Soul
Trinket #1: Seal of the Seven Signs: Warlord Zon'ozz (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Trinket#2: Heart of Unliving: Spine of Deathwing (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Weapon: Maw of the Dragonlord: Madness of Deathwing (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Off-Hand: Ledger of Revolting Rituals: Ultraxion (Heroic) in Dragon Soul
Wand: Scintillating Rods: Valor Points reward (700 )


2. Gearing Up

When gearing up, we advise you to always prioritise pieces of Tier sets over non-set pieces of higher item level.

In each table, the items are ranked by item level and then alphabetically.

2.1. Head

Level ITEM Source(s)
346 Aurelian Mitre. Dropped by Lady Naz'jar in Throne of the Tides
346 Blinders of the Follower. Dropped by Lord Walden in Shadowfang Keep
346 Crown of Enfeebled Bodies. Dropped by Erudax in Grim Batol
346 Mask of New Snow. Sold for 2200 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
353 The Hexxer's Mask. Dropped by Jin'do the Godbreaker in Zul'Gurub
359 Crown of Burning Waters. Dropped by Magmaw in Blackwing Descent
359 Helm of Eldritch Authority. Dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight and Valiona in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Je'Tze's Sparkling Tiara. Dropped by Poseidus in Shimmering Expanse and Abyssal Depths, Garr in Mount Hyjal, Mobus in Abyssal Depths...
359 Lightweight Bio-Optic Killshades. Created by Lightweight Bio-Optic Killshades (requires Engineering 525)
359 Mercurial Cowl. Sold for 1 Helm of the Forlorn Conqueror by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City, Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
359 Power Generator Hood. Dropped by Toxitron in Blackwing Descent and Arcanotron in Blackwing Descent
372 Crown of Burning Waters. Dropped by Magmaw in Blackwing Descent
372 Helm of Eldritch Authority. Dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Mercurial Cowl. Sold for 1 Crown of the Forlorn Conqueror by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
372 Power Generator Hood. Dropped by Toxitron in Blackwing Descent
378 Cowl of Destiny. Quest reward for completing Murozond (End Time)
378 Cowl of Highborne Sorcerors. Contained in Minor Cache of the Aspects (Well of Eternity)
378 Cowl of the Cleansing Flame. Sold for 1 Helm of the Fiery Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City, Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
378 Flickering Cowl. Dropped by Lord Rhyolith in Firelands
379 Crown of the Twilight Queen. Contained in Cache of the Broodmother (The Bastion of Twilight)
384 Cowl of Dying Light. Sold for 1 Crown of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
391 Cowl of the Cleansing Flame. Sold for 1 Crown of the Fiery Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City, Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
391 Flickering Cowl. Dropped by Lord Rhyolith in Firelands
397 Cowl of Dying Light. Sold for 1 Crown of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Soulgaze Cowl. Sold for 2200 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
410 Cowl of Dying Light. Sold for 1 Crown of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar


2.2. Amulet




Level Item Source(s)
346 Amulet of Tender Breath. Dropped by Altairus in The Vortex Pinnacle
346 Celadon Pendant. Sold for 1250 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Eye of Many Deaths. Created by Eye of Many Deaths (requires Jewelcrafting 525)
346 Pendant of the Keep. Dropped by Baron Silverlaine in Shadowfang Keep
346 Pipefish Cord. Contained in Neptulon's Cache (Throne of the Tides)
346 Quicksilver Amulet. Dropped by Karsh Steelbender in Blackrock Caverns
346 Tauntka's Necklace. Dropped by High Prophet Barim in Lost City of the Tol'vir
359 Cloudburst Necklace. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Dorian's Lost Necklace. Dropped by Akma'hat in Uldum, Poseidus in Shimmering Expanse and Abyssal Depths, Garr in Mount Hyjal...
359 Lightning Flash Pendant. Reward for reaching exalted with Wildhammer Clan, sold for 21 37 37 by Craw MacGraw (A/H) in Twilight Highlands
359 Mistral Pendant. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Permafrost Choker. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Planetary Amulet. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Valiona's Medallion. Dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight and Valiona in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Wyrmbreaker's Amulet. Dropped by Halfus Wyrmbreaker in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Yellow Smoke Pendant. Reward for reaching exalted with Dragonmaw Clan, sold for 21 37 37 by Grot Deathblow (A/H) in Twilight Highlands
365 Nightweaver's Amulet. Sold for 101 45 8 by Zen'Vorka (A/H) in Molten Front
372 Cloudburst Necklace. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Mistral Pendant. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Permafrost Choker. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Planetary Amulet. Contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Valiona's Medallion. Dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight and Valiona in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Wyrmbreaker's Amulet. Dropped by Halfus Wyrmbreaker in The Bastion of Twilight
378 Firemind Pendant. Sold for 1250 by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Flowform Choker. Dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
378 Heartstone of Rhyolith. Dropped by Lord Rhyolith in Firelands
384 Petrified Fungal Heart. Dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
391 Flowform Choker. Dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
391 Heartstone of Rhyolith. Dropped by Lord Rhyolith in Firelands
397 Petrified Fungal Heart. Dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
397 Threadlinked Chain. Sold for 1250 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
410 Petrified Fungal Heart. Dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul

2.3. Shoulders

Level Item Source(s)
346 Kyrstel Mantle dropped by Ascendant Lord Obsidius in Blackrock Caverns
346 Mantle of Loss dropped by Lord Godfrey in Shadowfang Keep
346 Mantle of Master Cho dropped by Siamat in Lost City of the Tol'vir
346 Meadow Mantle sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Summer Song Shoulderwraps sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
353 Claw-Fringe Mantle dropped by High Priestess Kilnara in Zul'Gurub
359 Mantle of Nefarius dropped by Nefarian in Blackwing Descent
359 Mantle of Roaring Flames dropped by Atramedes in Blackwing Descent
359 Mercurial Mantle sold for 1 Mantle of the Forlorn Conqueror by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City, Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
372 Mantle of Nefarius dropped by Nefarian in Blackwing Descent
372 Mantle of Roaring Flames dropped by Atramedes in Blackwing Descent
372 Mercurial Mantle sold for 1 Shoulders of the Forlorn Conqueror by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Mantle of Closed Doors dropped by Baleroc in Firelands
378 Mantle of Time contained in Murozond's Temporal Cache (End Time)
378 Mantle of the Cleansing Flame sold for 1 Mantle of the Fiery Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City, Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
384 Mantle of Dying Light sold for 1 Shoulders of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
384 Mosswrought Shoulderguards dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
391 Mantle of Closed Doors dropped by Baleroc in Firelands
391 Mantle of the Cleansing Flame sold for 1 Shoulders of the Fiery Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City, Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
397 Mantle of Dying Light sold for 1 Shoulders of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Mosswrought Shoulderguards dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
410 Mantle of Dying Light sold for 1 Shoulders of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
410 Mosswrought Shoulderguards dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul

2.4. Cloak

Level Item Source(s)
346 Azureborne Cloak dropped by Drahga Shadowburner in Grim Batol
346 Cloak of Ancient Wisdom reward for reaching revered with The Earthen Ring, sold for 36 56 6 by Provisioner Arok (A/H) in Shimmering Expanse
346 Periwinkle Cloak dropped by Lady Naz'jar in Throne of the Tides
346 Solar Wind Cloak dropped by Rajh in Halls of Origination
346 Springvale's Cloak dropped by Commander Springvale in Shadowfang Keep
353 Spiritcaller Cloak dropped by Tiki Lord Mu'Loa in Zul'Gurub, Tiki Lord Zim'wae in Zul'Gurub, Gurubashi Cauldron-Mixer in Zul'Gurub...
359 Cloudburst Cloak contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Drape of the Twins dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight and Valiona in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Haunt of Flies sold for 1250 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Heavenly Breeze sold for 1250 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Mistral Drape contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Permafrost Cape contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Planetary Drape contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Ritssyn's Ruminous Drape dropped by Mobus in Abyssal Depths, Akma'hat in Uldum, Poseidus in Shimmering Expanse and Abyssal Depths...
359 Shadow of Dread dropped by Nefarian in Blackwing Descent
365 Mantle of Desire quest reward for completing Elemental Bonds: The Vow
372 Cloudburst Cloak contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Drape of the Twins dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Mistral Drape contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Permafrost Cape contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Planetary Drape contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Shadow of Dread dropped by Nefarian in Blackwing Descent
378 Cloak of Subtle Light dropped by Asira Dawnslayer in Hour of Twilight
378 Drapes of the Dragonshrine dropped by Twilight Bruiser in Hour of Twilight, Twilight Ranger in Hour of Twilight, Twilight Assassin in Hour of Twilight...
378 Flowing Flamewrath Cape reward for reaching friendly with Avengers of Hyjal, sold for 250 0 0 by Naresir Stormfury (A/H) in Firelands and Mount Hyjal
378 Wings of Flame dropped by Alysrazor in Firelands
379 Shroud of Endless Grief contained in Cache of the Broodmother (The Bastion of Twilight)
391 Wings of Flame dropped by Alysrazor in Firelands
397 Woundlicker Cover sold for 1250 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar


2.5. Chest

Level ITEM Source(s)
346 Anraphet's Regalia dropped by Anraphet in Halls of Origination
346 Corsair's Overshirt dropped by "Captain" Cookie in The Deadmines
346 Musk Rose Robes sold for 2200 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Robes of Arugal dropped by Baron Ashbury in Shadowfang Keep
346 Robes of Embalmed Darkness sold for 2200 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Robes of Rampant Growth dropped by Ammunae in Halls of Origination
353 Hexing Robes dropped by Daakara in Zul'Aman
353 Robes of Dissention quest reward for completing Warlord of the Amani (Zul'Aman)
359 Dizze's Whirling Robe dropped by Poseidus in Shimmering Expanse and Abyssal Depths, Mobus in Abyssal Depths, Akma'hat in Uldum...
359 Mercurial Robes sold for 2200 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Robes of the Burning Acolyte dropped by Halfus Wyrmbreaker in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Shadowforge's Lightbound Smock dropped by Golem Sentry in Blackwing Descent, Ivoroc in Blackwing Descent, Drakeadon Mongrel in Blackwing Descent...
372 Mercurial Robes sold for 1 Chest of the Forlorn Conqueror and 1 Mercurial Robes by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
372 Robes of the Burning Acolyte dropped by Halfus Wyrmbreaker in The Bastion of Twilight
378 Robes of Smoldering Devastation dropped by Beth'tilac in Firelands
378 Robes of the Cleansing Flame sold for 2200 by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Whisperwind Robes dropped by Echo of Tyrande in End Time
384 Robe of Glowing Stone dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
384 Robes of Dying Light sold for 1 Chest of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
391 Robes of Smoldering Devastation dropped by Beth'tilac in Firelands
391 Robes of the Cleansing Flame sold for 1 Robes of the Cleansing Flame and 1 Chest of the Fiery Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City, Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
397 Lightwarper Vestments sold for 2200 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Robe of Glowing Stone dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
397 Robes of Dying Light sold for 1 Chest of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
410 Robe of Glowing Stone dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
410 Robes of Dying Light sold for 1 Chest of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar

2.6. Wrists

Level Item Source(s)
346 Armbands of Exiled Architects dropped by Vanessa VanCleef in The Deadmines
346 Baron Ashbury's Cuffs dropped by Baron Ashbury in Shadowfang Keep
346 Crimsonborne Bracers dropped by Drahga Shadowburner in Grim Batol
353 Wristwraps of Departed Spirits dropped by Halazzi in Zul'Aman
353 Wristwraps of Madness contained in Hazlek's Trunk (Zul'Aman) and Kasha's Bag (Zul'Aman)
359 Bracers of the Bronze Flight dropped by Halfus Wyrmbreaker in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Bracers of the Burningeye dropped by Atramedes in Blackwing Descent
372 Bracers of the Bronze Flight dropped by Halfus Wyrmbreaker in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Bracers of the Burningeye dropped by Atramedes in Blackwing Descent
378 Firesoul Wristguards sold for 1250 by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Wristwraps of Arrogant Doom dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
379 Bracers of the Dark Mother contained in Cache of the Broodmother (The Bastion of Twilight)
384 Bracers of the Banished dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul
391 Wristwraps of Arrogant Doom dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
397 Bracers of Unconquered Power created by Bracers of Unconquered Power (requires Tailoring 525)
397 Bracers of the Banished dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul
397 Bracers of the Black Dream sold for 1250 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Dreamwraps of the Light created by Dreamwraps of the Light (requires Tailoring 525)
410 Bracers of the Banished dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul


2.7. Hands

Level Item Source(s)
346 Daughter's Hands dropped by Vanessa VanCleef in The Deadmines
346 Dolomite Adorned Gloves dropped by Corborus in The Stonecore
346 Gloves of Purification sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Gloves of the Painless Midnight sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
353 Charmbinder Grips dropped by Amani'shi Tribesman in Zul'Aman, Amani'shi Scout in Zul'Aman, Amani'shi Berserker in Zul'Aman...
359 Brackish Gloves dropped by Chimaeron in Blackwing Descent
359 Flamebloom Gloves reward for reaching exalted with The Earthen Ring, sold for 35 47 62 by Provisioner Arok (A/H) in Shimmering Expanse
359 Grips of the Failed Immortal dropped by Poseidus in Shimmering Expanse and Abyssal Depths, Xariona in Deepholm, Akma'hat in Uldum...
359 Hands of the Twilight Council dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Mercurial Handwraps dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Woundsplicer Handwraps dropped by Mobus in Abyssal Depths, Poseidus in Shimmering Expanse and Abyssal Depths, Julak-Doom in Twilight Highlands...
365 Widow's Clutches sold for 73 19 2 by Damek Bloombeard (A/H) in Molten Front
372 Brackish Gloves dropped by Chimaeron in Blackwing Descent
372 Hands of the Twilight Council dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Mercurial Handwraps sold for 1 Gauntlets of the Forlorn Conqueror and 1 Mercurial Handwraps by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Grips of Altered Reality created by Grips of Altered Reality (requires Tailoring 525)
378 Handwraps of the Cleansing Flame dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Safeguard Gloves quest reward for completing To Wyrmrest! (Hour of Twilight)
384 Fingers of Incineration contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
384 Handwraps of Dying Light sold for 1 Gauntlets of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
390 Gloves of Liquid Smoke contained in Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
391 Handwraps of the Cleansing Flame sold for 1 Handwraps of the Cleansing Flame and 1 Gauntlets of the Fiery Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City, Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
397 Fingers of Incineration contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
397 Handwraps of Dying Light dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1 Gauntlets of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 The Hands of Gilly sold for 1650 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
403 Gloves of Liquid Smoke contained in Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
410 Handwraps of Dying Light sold for 1 Gauntlets of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
416 Gloves of Liquid Smoke contained in Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)

2.8. Waist

Level Item Source(s)
346 Beauty's Silken Ribbon dropped by Beauty in Blackrock Caverns
346 Belt of the Falling Rain sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Evelyn's Belt dropped by Siamat in Lost City of the Tol'vir
346 Incense Infused Cummerbund sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
353 Sash of Anguish dropped by High Priestess Kilnara in Zul'Gurub
359 Belt of Arcane Storms dropped by Maloriak in Blackwing Descent
359 Belt of the Depths created by Belt of the Depths (requires Tailoring 525)
359 Cord of the Raven Queen reward for reaching exalted with Guardians of Hyjal, sold for 35 72 35 by Provisioner Whitecloud (A/H) in Mount Hyjal
359 Soul Breath Belt dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds
359 X-Tron Duct Tape dropped by Toxitron in Blackwing Descent and Arcanotron in Blackwing Descent
372 Belt of Arcane Storms dropped by Maloriak in Blackwing Descent
372 Soul Breath Belt dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds
372 X-Tron Duct Tape dropped by Toxitron in Blackwing Descent
378 Embereye Belt reward for reaching honored with Avengers of Hyjal, sold for 300 0 0 by Naresir Stormfury (A/H) in Firelands and Mount Hyjal
378 Historian's Sash quest reward for completing Documenting the Timeways (Well of Eternity)
384 Cord of the Slain Champion dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul
384 Majordomo's Chain of Office contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
397 Cord of the Slain Champion dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul
397 Majordomo's Chain of Office contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
397 Sash of Relentless Truth dropped by Twilight Siege Captain in Dragon Soul, Lieutenant Shara in Dragon Soul, Earthen Soldier in Dragon Soul...
397 Tentacular Belt sold for 1650 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Vestal's Irrepressible Girdle sold for 1650 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
410 Cord of the Slain Champion dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul

2.9. Legs

Level Item Source(s)
346 Leggings of Charity sold for 2200 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Leggings of Iridescent Clouds dropped by Asaad in The Vortex Pinnacle
346 Legwraps of Astral Rain dropped by Isiset in Halls of Origination
346 Pensive Legwraps sold for 2200 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Sunderfury's Sundries dropped by Overlord Sunderfury in Twilight Highlands
353 Leggings of Ancient Magics dropped by Akil'zon in Zul'Aman
359 Breeches of Mended Nightmares created by Breeches of Mended Nightmares (requires Tailoring 525)
359 Flame-Ascended Pantaloons created by Flame-Ascended Pantaloons (requires Tailoring 525)
359 Legwraps of the Greatest Son dropped by Maloriak in Blackwing Descent
359 Mercurial Legwraps dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold, sold for 2200 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Soul Breath Leggings contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Legwraps of the Greatest Son dropped by Maloriak in Blackwing Descent
372 Mercurial Legwraps sold for 1 Leggings of the Forlorn Conqueror and 1 Mercurial Legwraps by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
372 Soul Breath Leggings contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
378 Leggings of Billowing Fire dropped by Alysrazor in Firelands
378 Legwraps of the Cleansing Flame dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 2200 by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Time Traveler's Leggings dropped by Echo of Baine in End Time, Echo of Jaina in End Time, Echo of Tyrande in End Time...
384 Legwraps of Dying Light sold for 1 Leggings of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
391 Leggings of Billowing Fire dropped by Alysrazor in Firelands
391 Legwraps of the Cleansing Flame sold for 1 Legwraps of the Cleansing Flame and 1 Leggings of the Fiery Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City, Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
397 Legwraps of Dying Light dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1 Leggings of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 World Mender's Pants created by World Mender's Pants (requires Tailoring 525)
410 Legwraps of Dying Light sold for 1 Leggings of the Corrupted Conqueror by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar

2.10. Feet

Level Item Source(s)
346 Boots of Lingering Sorrow dropped by Baron Silverlaine in Shadowfang Keep
346 Hekatic Slippers dropped by Rajh in Halls of Origination
353 Boots of the Ursine dropped by Nalorakk in Zul'Aman
359 Einhorn's Galoshes dropped by Chimaeron in Blackwing Descent
359 Slippers of Moving Waters sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Treads of Liquid Ice dropped by Elementium Monstrosity in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Einhorn's Galoshes dropped by Chimaeron in Blackwing Descent
372 Treads of Liquid Ice dropped by Elementium Monstrosity in The Bastion of Twilight
378 Coalwalker Sandals dropped by Shannox in Firelands
378 Courtier's Slippers dropped by Royal Handmaiden in Well of Eternity, Enchanted Highmistress in Well of Eternity, Highguard Elite in Well of Eternity..., contained in Portal Energy Focus (Well of Eternity)
378 Endless Dream Walkers created by Endless Dream Walkers (requires Tailoring 525)
384 Janglespur Jackboots dropped by Warmaster Blackhorn in Dragon Soul
391 Coalwalker Sandals dropped by Shannox in Firelands
397 Janglespur Jackboots dropped by Warmaster Blackhorn in Dragon Soul
397 Splinterfoot Sandals sold for 1650 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
410 Janglespur Jackboots dropped by Warmaster Blackhorn in Dragon Soul

2.11. Ring

Level Item Source(s)
346 Band of Life Energy dropped by Ammunae in Halls of Origination
346 Diamant's Ring of Temperance reward for reaching revered with Therazane, sold for 21 37 37 by D'lom the Collector (A/H) in Deepholm
346 Kibble dropped by Beauty in Blackrock Caverns
346 Ring of Frozen Rain dropped by Asaad in The Vortex Pinnacle
346 Ring of Warring Elements created by Ring of Warring Elements (requires Jewelcrafting 525)
346 Rose Quartz Band dropped by Slabhide in The Stonecore
346 Spirit Creeper Ring dropped by General Husam in Lost City of the Tol'vir
346 Veneficial Band dropped by Augh in Lost City of the Tol'vir and Lockmaw in Lost City of the Tol'vir
353 Signet of Venoxis dropped by High Priest Venoxis in Zul'Gurub
353 Soul Drain Signet dropped by Hex Lord Malacrass in Zul'Aman
359 Band of Secret Names sold for 1250 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Cloudburst Ring contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
359 Mistral Circle dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds, Anshal in Throne of the Four Winds, and Rohash in Throne of the Four Winds
359 Permafrost Signet dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds, Anshal in Throne of the Four Winds, and Rohash in Throne of the Four Winds
359 Planetary Band dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds, Anshal in Throne of the Four Winds, and Rohash in Throne of the Four Winds
359 Ring of the Boy Emperor created by Ring of the Boy Emperor (requires Archeology )
359 Security Measure Alpha dropped by Toxitron in Blackwing Descent, Arcanotron in Blackwing Descent, Magmatron in Blackwing Descent...
359 Signet of the Fifth Circle dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Twined Band of Flowers sold for 1250 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
365 Spirit Fragment Band sold for 101 45 8 by Varlan Highbough (A/H) in Molten Front
365 Wicked Witch's Ring dropped by Headless Horseman in Scarlet Monastery
372 Cloudburst Ring contained in Heart of Wind (Throne of the Four Winds)
372 Mistral Circle dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds, Anshal in Throne of the Four Winds, and Rohash in Throne of the Four Winds
372 Permafrost Signet dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds, Anshal in Throne of the Four Winds, and Rohash in Throne of the Four Winds
372 Planetary Band dropped by Nezir in Throne of the Four Winds, Anshal in Throne of the Four Winds, and Rohash in Throne of the Four Winds
372 Security Measure Alpha dropped by Toxitron in Blackwing Descent, Arcanotron in Blackwing Descent, Magmatron in Blackwing Descent...
372 Signet of the Fifth Circle dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
378 Crystal Prison Band dropped by Shannox in Firelands
378 Horned Band dropped by Peroth'arn in Well of Eternity
378 Signet of the Twilight Prophet quest reward for completing The Twilight Prophet (Hour of Twilight)
378 Soothing Brimstone Circle sold for 1250 by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
384 Ring of the Riven dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul
384 Signet of Suturing dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul, Morchok in Dragon Soul, Yor'sahj the Unsleeping in Dragon Soul..., contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
391 Crystal Prison Band dropped by Shannox in Firelands
391 Quicksilver Signet of the Avengers reward for reaching exalted with Avengers of Hyjal, sold for 500 0 0 by Naresir Stormfury (A/H) in Firelands and Mount Hyjal
397 Band of Reconstruction sold for 1250 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Ring of the Riven dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul
397 Signet of Suturing dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul, Morchok in Dragon Soul, Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul..., contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
410 Ring of the Riven dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul
410 Signet of Suturing dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul, Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul, Yor'sahj the Unsleeping in Dragon Soul..., contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)

2.12. Trinket

Level Item Source(s)
346 Blood of Isiset dropped by Isiset in Halls of Origination
346 Corrupted Egg Shell dropped by Erudax in Grim Batol
346 Figurine - Dream Owl quest reward for completing Broken Owl Figurine (Jewelcrafting), created by Figurine - Dream Owl (requires )
346 Figurine - Jeweled Serpent quest reward for completing Broken Serpent Figurine (Jewelcrafting), created by Figurine - Jeweled Serpent (requires )
346 Gale of Shadows dropped by Erudax in Grim Batol
346 Sea Star contained in Neptulon's Cache (Throne of the Tides)
346 Tear of Blood dropped by High Priestess Azil in The Stonecore
346 Tendrils of Burrowing Dark dropped by Ozruk in The Stonecore
346 Witching Hourglass dropped by Ascendant Lord Obsidius in Blackrock Caverns
353 Miniature Voodoo Mask dropped by Hex Lord Malacrass in Zul'Aman
359 Core of Ripeness sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Darkmoon Card: Tsunami quest reward for completing Darkmoon Tsunami Deck (/new-darkmoon-faire)
359 Fall of Mortality dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Jar of Ancient Remedies dropped by Maloriak in Blackwing Descent
359 Mandala of Stirring Patterns reward for reaching exalted with Hellscream's Reach, sold for 125 by Pogg (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
359 Mandala of Stirring Patterns reward for reaching exalted with Baradin's Wardens, sold for 125 by Quartermaster Brazie (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
359 Mirror of Broken Images reward for reaching exalted with Hellscream's Reach, sold for 125 by Pogg (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
359 Mirror of Broken Images reward for reaching exalted with Baradin's Wardens, sold for 125 by Quartermaster Brazie (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
359 Soul Casket sold for 1650 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
359 Vibrant Alchemist Stone created by Vibrant Alchemist Stone (requires Alchemy 500)
365 Moonwell Chalice sold for 133 74 58 by Ayla Shadowstorm (A/H) in Molten Front
365 Petrified Pickled Egg dropped by Coren Direbrew in Blackrock Depths
365 Vicious Gladiator's Emblem of Cruelty dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold
365 Vicious Gladiator's Emblem of Meditation dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold
365 Vicious Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold
365 Vicious Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold
365 Vicious Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold
365 Vicious Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation dropped by Argaloth in Baradin Hold
372 Fall of Mortality dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Jar of Ancient Remedies dropped by Maloriak in Blackwing Descent
378 Eye of Blazing Power dropped by Alysrazor in Firelands
378 Fiery Quintessence reward for reaching revered with Avengers of Hyjal, sold for 400 0 0 by Naresir Stormfury (A/H) in Firelands and Mount Hyjal
378 Foul Gift of the Demon Lord contained in Minor Cache of the Aspects (Well of Eternity)
378 Jaws of Defeat dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
378 Rune of Zeth reward for reaching revered with Avengers of Hyjal, sold for 400 0 0 by Naresir Stormfury (A/H) in Firelands and Mount Hyjal
379 Shard of Woe contained in Cache of the Broodmother (The Bastion of Twilight) and Cache of the Broodmother (The Bastion of Twilight)
384 Ruthless Gladiator's Emblem of Cruelty dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Big Zokk Torquewrench (A/H) in Netherstorm and for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City, Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris...
384 Ruthless Gladiator's Emblem of Meditation dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Big Zokk Torquewrench (A/H) in Netherstorm and for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City, Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris...
384 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Big Zokk Torquewrench (A/H) in Netherstorm and for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Sergeant Thunderhorn (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Xazi Smolderpipe (A/H) in Dalaran...
384 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Big Zokk Torquewrench (A/H) in Netherstorm and for 1650 by Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City and Knight-Lieutenant T'Maire Sydes (A/H) in Stormwind City
384 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Big Zokk Torquewrench (A/H) in Netherstorm and for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Sergeant Thunderhorn (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Xazi Smolderpipe (A/H) in Dalaran...
384 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation dropped by Occu'thar in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Big Zokk Torquewrench (A/H) in Netherstorm and for 1650 by Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City and Knight-Lieutenant T'Maire Sydes (A/H) in Stormwind City
384 Seal of the Seven Signs dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul
384 Windward Heart dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul, Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul, Yor'sahj the Unsleeping in Dragon Soul..., contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
390 Heart of Unliving contained in Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
390 Ruthless Gladiator's Emblem of Cruelty sold for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris, Knight-Lieutenant T'Maire Sydes (A/H) in Stormwind City...
390 Ruthless Gladiator's Emblem of Meditation sold for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris, Knight-Lieutenant T'Maire Sydes (A/H) in Stormwind City...
390 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty sold for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris, and Zom Bocom (A/H) in Dalaran
390 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty sold for 1650 by Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris, Knight-Lieutenant T'Maire Sydes (A/H) in Stormwind City, and Zom Bocom (A/H) in Dalaran
390 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation sold for 1650 by Blood Guard Zar'shi (A/H) in Orgrimmar, Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris, and Zom Bocom (A/H) in Dalaran
390 Ruthless Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation sold for 1650 by Ecton Brasstumbler (A/H) in Tanaris, Knight-Lieutenant T'Maire Sydes (A/H) in Stormwind City, and Zom Bocom (A/H) in Dalaran
391 Eye of Blazing Power dropped by Alysrazor in Firelands
391 Jaws of Defeat dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
397 Bottled Wishes sold for 1650 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Reflection of the Light sold for 1650 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
397 Seal of the Seven Signs dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul
397 Windward Heart dropped by Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul, Morchok in Dragon Soul, Warmaster Blackhorn in Dragon Soul..., contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
403 Cataclysmic Gladiator's Emblem of Cruelty dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City, Evee Copperspring (A/H) in Tanaris, Sergeant Thunderhorn (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
403 Cataclysmic Gladiator's Emblem of Meditation dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City, Evee Copperspring (A/H) in Tanaris, Sergeant Thunderhorn (A/H) in Orgrimmar...
403 Cataclysmic Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City, Evee Copperspring (A/H) in Tanaris, and Xazi Smolderpipe (A/H) in Dalaran
403 Cataclysmic Gladiator's Medallion of Cruelty dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Evee Copperspring (A/H) in Tanaris, Sergeant Thunderhorn (A/H) in Orgrimmar, and Xazi Smolderpipe (A/H) in Dalaran
403 Cataclysmic Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Captain Dirgehammer (A/H) in Stormwind City, Evee Copperspring (A/H) in Tanaris, and Xazi Smolderpipe (A/H) in Dalaran
403 Cataclysmic Gladiator's Medallion of Meditation dropped by Alizabal in Baradin Hold, sold for 1650 by Evee Copperspring (A/H) in Tanaris, Sergeant Thunderhorn (A/H) in Orgrimmar, and Xazi Smolderpipe (A/H) in Dalaran
403 Heart of Unliving contained in Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
410 Seal of the Seven Signs dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul
410 Windward Heart dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul, Hagara the Stormbinder in Dragon Soul, Yor'sahj the Unsleeping in Dragon Soul..., contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
416 Heart of Unliving contained in Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Greater Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)

2.13. Main-Hand Weapon

Level Item Source(s)
346 Biting Wind dropped by Grand Vizier Ertan in The Vortex Pinnacle
346 Elementium Hammer created by Elementium Hammer (requires Blacksmithing 515)
346 Scepter of Power dropped by Setesh in Halls of Origination
346 Shimmering Morningstar reward for reaching revered with Baradin's Wardens, sold for 85 by Quartermaster Brazie (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
346 Shimmering Morningstar reward for reaching revered with Hellscream's Reach, sold for 85 by Pogg (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
346 Torturer's Mercy dropped by Rom'ogg Bonecrusher in Blackrock Caverns
353 Amani Scepter of Rites dropped by Daakara in Zul'Aman
353 Voodoo Hexblade contained in Norkani's Package (Zul'Aman) and Gold Coins (Zul'Aman)
359 Andoros, Fist of the Dragon King dropped by Nefarian in Blackwing Descent
359 Blade of the Witching Hour dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight and Valiona in The Bastion of Twilight
359 Incineratus dropped by Magmaw in Blackwing Descent
359 The Twilight Blade contained in Flame-Scarred Junkbox
359 Twilight's Hammer dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
365 Lightforged Elementium Hammer created by Lightforged Elementium Hammer (requires Blacksmithing 525)
372 Andoros, Fist of the Dragon King dropped by Nefarian in Blackwing Descent
372 Blade of the Witching Hour dropped by Theralion in The Bastion of Twilight
372 Incineratus dropped by Magmaw in Blackwing Descent
372 Twilight's Hammer dropped by Cho'gall in The Bastion of Twilight
378 Chelley's Sterilized Scalpel dropped by Flamewaker Trapper in Firelands, Ancient Lava Dweller in Firelands, Kar the Everburning in Firelands...
378 Scepter of Azshara contained in Royal Cache (Well of Eternity)
384 Ko'gun, Hammer of the Firelord contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
390 Maw of the Dragonlord contained in Elementium Fragment (Dragon Soul)
391 Chelley's Sterilized Scalpel sold for 1 Chelley's Sterilized Scalpel and 1 Crystallized Firestone by Lurah Wrathvine (A/H) in Mount Hyjal and Firelands
397 Ko'gun, Hammer of the Firelord contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
397 Scalpel of Unrelenting Agony dropped by Yor'sahj the Unsleeping in Dragon Soul
397 Vagaries of Time dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
403 Maw of the Dragonlord contained in Elementium Fragment (Dragon Soul)
410 Scalpel of Unrelenting Agony dropped by Yor'sahj the Unsleeping in Dragon Soul
410 Vagaries of Time dropped by Morchok in Dragon Soul
416 Maw of the Dragonlord contained in Elementium Fragment (Dragon Soul)

2.14. Off-hand Frill

Level Item Source(s)
346 Apple-Bent Bough sold for 950 by Rugok (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Toren Landow (A/H) in Stormwind City
346 Bioluminescent Lamp contained in Neptulon's Cache (Throne of the Tides)
346 Divine Companion created by Divine Companion (requires Inscription 510)
346 Prophet's Scepter dropped by High Priestess Azil in The Stonecore
353 Lost Bag of Whammies dropped by Renataki in Zul'Gurub, Hazza'rah in Zul'Gurub, Gri'lek in Zul'Gurub...
359 Heartbound Tome dropped by Mobus in Abyssal Depths, Akma'hat in Uldum, Julak-Doom in Twilight Highlands...
359 Scepter of Ice dropped by Elementium Monstrosity in The Bastion of Twilight
365 Globe of Moonlight sold for 85 94 5 by Ayla Shadowstorm (A/H) in Molten Front
372 Scepter of Ice dropped by Elementium Monstrosity in The Bastion of Twilight
378 Goblet of Anger dropped by Shannox in Firelands
384 Ledger of Revolting Rituals contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
391 Goblet of Anger dropped by Shannox in Firelands
397 Dragonfire Orb dropped by Lieutenant Shara in Dragon Soul, Twilight Siege Captain in Dragon Soul, Shadowed Globule in Dragon Soul...
397 Ledger of Revolting Rituals contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)
410 Ledger of Revolting Rituals contained in Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul) and Lesser Cache of the Aspects (Dragon Soul)

2.15. Staff

Level Item Source(s)
346 Emberstone Staff dropped by Foe Reaper 5000 in The Deadmines
346 Insidious Staff reward for reaching revered with Hellscream's Reach, sold for 85 by Pogg (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
346 Insidious Staff reward for reaching revered with Baradin's Wardens, sold for 85 by Quartermaster Brazie (A/H) in Tol Barad Peninsula
346 Soul Releaser dropped by Earthrager Ptah in Halls of Origination
346 Staff of Isolation dropped by Lord Godfrey in Shadowfang Keep
346 Staff of Siphoned Essences dropped by Erudax in Grim Batol
353 Legacy of Arlokk dropped by Jin'do the Godbreaker in Zul'Gurub
359 Chelley's Staff of Dark Mending dropped by Evolved Drakonaar in The Bastion of Twilight, Twilight Elementalist in The Bastion of Twilight, Twilight Brute in The Bastion of Twilight...
359 Staff of Ammunae created by Staff of Ammunae (requires Archeology )
359 Staff of Sorcerer-Thane Thaurissan created by Staff of Sorcerer-Thane Thaurissan (requires Archeology )
378 Funeral Pyre dropped by Beth'tilac in Firelands
378 Jaina's Staff dropped by Echo of Jaina in End Time
378 Smoldering Censer of Purity dropped by Alysrazor in Firelands, Baleroc in Firelands, Lord Rhyolith in Firelands...
378 Stalk of Corruption dropped by Archbishop Benedictus in Hour of Twilight
384 Sho'ravon, Greatstaff of Annihilation contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
390 Ti'tahk, the Steps of Time contained in Elementium Fragment (Dragon Soul)
391 Funeral Pyre dropped by Beth'tilac in Firelands
391 Smoldering Censer of Purity dropped by Lord Rhyolith in Firelands and Shannox in Firelands
397 Sho'ravon, Greatstaff of Annihilation contained in Cache of the Fire Lord (Firelands)
397 Visage of the Destroyer dropped by Warmaster Blackhorn in Dragon Soul
403 Ti'tahk, the Steps of Time contained in Elementium Fragment (Dragon Soul)
410 Visage of the Destroyer dropped by Warmaster Blackhorn in Dragon Soul
416 Ti'tahk, the Steps of Time contained in Elementium Fragment (Dragon Soul)

2.16. Wand

Level Item Source(s)
346 Cookie's Stirring Rod dropped by "Captain" Cookie in The Deadmines
346 Wand of Untainted Power dropped by Forgemaster Throngus in Grim Batol
353 Touch of Discord dropped by Bloodlord Mandokir in Zul'Gurub
359 Finkle's Mixer Upper dropped by Chimaeron in Blackwing Descent
372 Finkle's Mixer Upper dropped by Chimaeron in Blackwing Descent
378 Crescent Wand quest reward for completing Archival Purposes (End Time)
378 Scorchvine Wand sold for 700 by Gunra (A/H) in Orgrimmar and Magatha Silverton (A/H) in Stormwind City
378 Stinger of the Flaming Scorpion dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
384 Finger of Zon'ozz dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul
391 Scorchvine Wand sold for 1 Scorchvine Wand and 1 Crystallized Firestone by Lurah Wrathvine (A/H) in Mount Hyjal and Firelands
391 Stinger of the Flaming Scorpion dropped by Majordomo Staghelm in Firelands
397 Finger of Zon'ozz dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul
397 Scintillating Rods sold for 700 by Faldren Tillsdale (A/H) in Stormwind City and Jamus'Vaz (A/H) in Orgrimmar
410 Finger of Zon'ozz dropped by Warlord Zon'ozz in Dragon Soul

3. Loot Competition

Discipline Priests use Cloth Armor with Intellect, Spirit and Stamina as their main stats.

While Spirit is a healer statistic by definition, Discipline Priests will often make equally good use of Cloth items without Spirit. For these items, they will be competing against DPS specialisations. Note, also, that Balance Druids and Elemental Shamans can make use of Spirit gear. Mages and Warlocks, however, receive no benefit from Spirit whatsoever.

Therefore, apart from other Discipline Priests, they will also be competing for items with the classes listed below:

Item Type Competing Classes
Tier Tokens: Paladins, Holy/Shadow Priests, and Warlocks
Cloth Armor: Always: Holy/Shadow Priests
Items without Spirit: Mages and Warlocks

Amulets Always: Balance/Restoration Druids, Holy Paladins, Holy/Shadow Priests, and Elemental/Restoration Shamans
Cloaks Items without Spirit: Mages and Warlocks
Rings

Trinkets: Restoration Druids, Holy Paladins, Holy Priests, and Restoration Shamans
Daggers Always: Balance/Restoration Druids, Holy/Shadow Priests, and Elemental/Restoration Shamans
Items without Spirit: Mages and Warlocks

One-Handed Maces: Balance/Restoration Druids, Holy Paladins, Holy/Shadow Priests, and Elemental/Restoration Shamans
Off-Hand Frills: Always: Balance/Restoration Druids, Holy Paladins*, Holy/Shadow Priests, and Elemental/Restoration Shamans*
Items without Spirit: Mages and Warlocks

Staves: Always: Balance/Restoration Druids, Holy/Shadow Priests, and Elemental/Restoration Shamans
Items without Spirit: Mages and Warlocks

Wands: Always: Holy/Shadow Priests
Items without Spirit: Mages and Warlocks

* Holy Paladins and Restoration Shamans can also equip healing Shields. Therefore, they should never be given priority on an Off-Hand Frill, over Balance/Restoration Druids, Mages, Discipline/Holy Priest, Elemental Shamans, and Warlocks.

Note that even though Balance Druids, Shadow Priests, and Elemental Shamans can benefit from items with Spirit, loot masters will often give priority to healers for these items. Otherwise, it would be unfair, as healers will not roll on items with Hit Rating (since they cannot benefit from them).

[Powermanz]

WOW!

Did you make this on your own or was this copied from an existing guide?

Anyway - thanks a lot for the effort.

My (previous) priority alt (rather, the alt I considered to be my "best" back in 4.0.6)- was a Disc priest.



I actually had to change to HOLY now - not because of the changes in mechanics - but because of Recount AND Skada - both of which don't properly show the MASSIVE ABSORBS that Disc priests could (and should) still do.


But overall - I hope other priest players appreciate playing as Disc instead of going like rednecks:

"AHMAGERD! DISC PRIEST ERR PEE VERR PEE! NURT PEE VERR EEE!"

[poK]

Verry nice guide, but change color and so on, make links .