Trinket choices are likely - and with good cause - forefront in your gearing strategy. For a self-healing build, Crit will be your best friend. At the moment, Haste provides not just a damage advantage, but also a defensive one because of the interaction that Tiger Palm has with your brews (reduces tehir cooldowns). However, Versatility will not be your best stat.
You can compare these using Wowhead - just make sure you have Legion checkmarked to view that item’s Legion page. You will likely want to pick up a few pieces that will convert to Versatility. Multistrike will also likely revert to any of the remaining stats, though it seems to mostly favor Crit. Most of your Bonus Armor will likely revert to either Versatility or Mastery (on Beta and PTR, it seemed to give preference to Versatility). You just will have preference to any other secondary stat. Ranked below the other three, you will still have some benefit from it. Crit will still provide more damage, and Mastery will provide some damage but also some mitigation. Keep in mind that while boring, Versatility has become the new Bonus Armor. Crit and Mastery are roughly even as well, depending on your preference here. Get every piece of Haste gear that you can get your Brewing hands on. As such, you want as much of it as you can get. Haste now interacts in a positive manner with both our damage and our mitigation. So it’s time to throw everything you remember about stats away, because the game’s changed heavily. This is a huge change in the overall paradigm of Brewmasters, but in essence increases the value of haste (less downtime means that you hit Keg Smash and Tiger Palm more often, leading to more mitigation through your brews). Expel Harm was going away, but now instead of leaving us completely, it now heals you with your Gift of the Ox orbs and then does damage to the enemy.Further, it also reduces magic damage taken. Stagger no longer ties itself to mastery.Purifying Brew carries 3 charges, shared with Ironskin Brew.This increases how much damage can be Staggered. Blackout Kick seems to have been renamed into Blackout Strike, and shares a 3 second cooldown with Breath of Fire.Keg Smash has had a similar redesign with the same cooldown as before, it will reduce the cooldown on brew spells by 4 seconds, costs 40 energy, and will also reduce the movement speed of hit targets.This now costs 25 energy, and reduces the cooldown on your brew spells by 1 second. There will no longer be a Tiger Power buff to maintain. Jab has been completely removed, and merged into Tiger Palm.This definitely fits the fantasy better: that is that we’re actual masters of brew. Chi is gone, replaced by charges on Brew abilities that other abilities interact with.Your spell toolkit is basically completely different now. Let’s look back at our class preview to revisit the highlights: Crane Healing will give you a brief overview for pre-patch as well. Play around with Essence Font it’s not just a pretty graphic. Mistweavers: You’re really going to like Haste.Beyond that, Walking the Wind gives some general FAQs that you may find helpful. Storm, Earth, and Fire is no longer a multi-target spell, but is instead your damage cooldown with two charges. Windwalkers: You’re really going to love Versatility (up to about 10%), after which you will want Haste.Here are the big changes coming to your off-specs: And in Legion, you’ll be able to freely switch between all three specs if you want to play tank, DPS, and healer in one character. You may be a Brewmaster, but chances are you have an off-spec, too.
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We’ll do a pretty brief overview of that in terms of Brewmasters, plus a tiny look at what’s in store for Windwalkers and Mistweavers, which we’ll cover soon! And to top it all off, what about the changes to your Monk? What do you need to do to prepare for that? Maybe you’re looking at finishing up Challenge Mode Golds (I, myself, finally got around to finishing those this past week!) You may also be thinking about pet battles (specifically, the nerf to howl bomb) or the ending PVP season. Now, likely, you’re scrambling to get in your last minute prep. Legion’srelease date is getting closer, and now we know the Legion pre-patch is coming on July 19th.
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