A lot of the skill cap with guardian comes from playing with either of these talents and learning the moments you can safely swap out of bear form into either of these forms to deal damage. Feral is usually better for pure single target fights whereas Balance is often more suited to AoE situations. However, if you never have any intention of swapping out of bear form then Restoration Affinity should be the default choice you always go with.īoth Feral Affinity and Balance Affinity have their place and running either of them can enhance your gameplay. There is a lot of discussion on its viability in raid, more often than not if you are a night fae you will find moments where you’ll be able to cast Convoke the Spirits in either cat or boomkin form which can provide a large dps gain. Restoration Affinity is the default defensive talent, it’s pretty nice in M+ as well on grievous or bursting weeks for example when a pack dies you can quickly dip out, cast a wild growth which actually does a lot of healing. Additionally you are granted the restoration specific abilities Rejuvenation, Wild Growth and Swiftmend.Īll 3 have their moments to shine.
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Restoration Affinity grants you Ysera’s Gift which will heal you for 3% of your maximum health every 5 seconds or it will heal an ally instead if you are full health. Additionally your energy regeneration rate is increased by 35%. You should always pair this up with Survival of the Fittest and the conduit Tough as Bark as both of those will let you use more Barkskin in a fight.īalance Affinity gives your abilities an extra 3 yard range as well as granting you the ability to shift into Moonkin form, cast Starsurge, Starfire, Wrath and Sunfire.įeral Affinity grants you 15% flat movement speed bonus as well as granting you the ability to cast the feral specific abilities Rake, Rip and Ferocious Bite.
Is not really something you should look for in terms of defence and should only ever take for its offensive capabilities. The only drawback compared to Bristling Fur is that it is completely passive so you are unable to control your rage spikes as well. Bristling Fur is the strongest option defensively for most encounters as it allows you to spam out an absurd amount of rage on demand which gives you a lot of control with your survivability, allowing you to stack Ironfur up to high levels.īlood Frenzy is the passive alternative but usually crawls ahead on any AoE situation and is definitely the default defensive choice for M+. The conversion rate is 1 rage gained per 1% max health lost.Īll the options in this tier are viable in different situations. Interestingly enough, the rage gain is only on the DoT damage and not the initial hit damage.īristling Fur generates rage based on damage you take. Additionally it pulses damage around you when you use Barkskin.īlood Frenzy causes each tick of Thrash to generate 2 rage. Brambles absorbs a portion of all damage you take and is reflected back at your attackers.
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