It is more consistent defensively than Armes de l’Ordre, but the margin between Kyrian, Necrolord, and even Night Fae in terms of defense is very small, so that's not really a huge deal outside of the absolute highest tier of Mythic+ pushing. Its 10-second duration makes it a mediocre option as a burst damage cooldown for lining up with other effects like potions, Bloodlust, and trinkets. In Mythic+, its short cooldown makes it a reliable defensive cooldown, but in raids it is clearly a weaker bonus. The Necrolord Covenant ability Breuvage poussière-d’os is generally the second-strongest Covenant ability available to Brewmaster Monks, and its biggest downsides are that it has a short duration, and the damage output is noticeably weaker. That being said, Necrolord is an okay alternative.
It's tremendous at dealing burst damage, it's a reasonably simple and easy skill to use, and it's always very good. Mikanikos' end-tree trait Accélérateur d’anima jaillissant supercharges the power of Armes de l’Ordre, increasing its damage value and reducing its cooldown. Méditation de combat provides an enormous amount of stat budget that overlaps with your two major offensive cooldown ( Armes de l’Ordre and Invocation de Niuzao, le Buffle noir), and that's terrific. Pelagos' and Mikanikos' soulbind trees are good, and the whole Covenant works well. Kyrian is arguably the simplest, all-around best Covenant available to Brewmaster Monks thanks to Armes de l’Ordre. Don't hesitate to click the headers to go to their respective guides!īest Brewmaster Monk Covenants and Soulbinds for Raidīest Brewmaster Monk Covenants and Soulbinds for Mythic+īest Brewmaster Monk Covenants for Raiding I’m active on Twitter, where I mostly talk WoW (and basketball), and I’m half of the team responsible for the YouTube channel WoW at Night, which focuses primarily on tank guides and previews.Īs a quick recap, we've created the table below to highlight the notable differences between covenants. I am active in all of the tank class Discords but primarily contribute to theorycrafting discussions in Peak of Serenity and Skyhold (Monk and Warrior). During Mists of Pandaria, I saw an opportunity to begin writing guides, and I took it with the hopes of making myself a better tank and making the community into better tanks with me. This guide was written by Llarold! I’ve been tanking since Vanilla. For more in-depth information, including all those optimizations and more, check out the complete Brewmaster Monk Guide pages linked in the navigation on the left-hand side of the page, and if you're leveling up in Shadowlands, you can take a look at our leveling tips. Please keep in mind that this page is meant to get players started quickly as an introduction, and does not contain much in the way of detailed explanations, mechanics, competitive options, gearing, simulation comparisons, or nuance. Included are basic talent builds, simplified rotations, stats, legendary recommendations, and more to get you started as quickly as possible. While our other guide pages go into more individual detail, this simple starter guide covers all the basics in one place, whether you're a new Brewmaster Monk, a returning player to Shadowlands, hardcore, or casual alike, it's the best place to get a beginners overview on the class. Welcome to our Brewmaster Monk starter guide, which covers everything you need to start playing a new character in Shadowlands.
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