Beast Mastery Hunter DPS Spec, Builds, Talents, and Pet Talents (Legion 7.3.5)

Table of Contents

• +Introduction
  • 1. Class Overview
  • 2. What Has Changed in 7.3.2 for Beast Mastery Hunter
    • 2.1. Set Bonus Simulation - Zoo Build with AoTB
  • 3. How Does it Work?
  • 4. Viability of Spec Choices in Antorus
    • 4.1. T19 915 Gear | T20 - 930 Gear | T21 - 960 Gear
    • 4.2. Raiding — Single-Target Focus with AoE as a secondary objective.
    • 4.3. Mythic+ — AoE Focus with single-target as a secondary objective.
  • 5. Strengths of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 6. Weaknesses of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 7. Contents
  • 8. ChangeLog
• +Easy Mode
  • 1. The Basics of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 2. Talent Choices of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 3. Stat Choices of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 4. Single-Target Rotation of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 5. Pet Types
  • 6. ChangeLog
• +Spell Summary
  • 1. Spell Summary
  • 2. Main Resource for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 3. Basic Abilities of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 4. Movement Tools of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 5. Important Procs and Passives of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 6. Offensive Cooldowns of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 7. Additional Utility & Traps of Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 8. ChangeLog
• ×Builds and Talents
  • 1. Beast Mastery Hunter Talent Cheat Sheets
    • 1.1. "Stomp" or "Zoo" Build
    • 1.2. Dire Frenzy Build
  • 2. Tier 1 (Level 15) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 3. Tier 2 (Level 30) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 4. Tier 3 (Level 45) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 5. Tier 4 (Level 60) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 6. Tier 5 (Level 75) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 7. Tier 6 (Level 90) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 8. Tier 7 (Level 100) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 9. Pet Talents
  • 10. ChangeLog
• +Artifact Traits and Relics
  • 1. Artifact Progression for Beast Mastery Hunter
    • 1.1. Early Artifact Progression for Beast Mastery Hunter
    • 1.2. Patch 7.2 Artifact Progression
  • 2. Beast Mastery Hunter Artifact Ability
  • 3. Stomp (Killer Cobra) - Weapon Item Level Value of Beast Mastery Hunter Relic Traits
  • 4. Stomp (Aspect of the Beast) Build — Tier 3 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 5. Dire Frenzy Build — Tier 3 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 6. ChangeLog
• +Netherlight Crucible Relic Paths
  • 1. General Optimization for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 2. Stomp (Killer Cobra) Build — Tier 2 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 3. Stomp (Aspect of the Beast) Build — Tier 2 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 4. Dire Frenzy Build — Tier 2 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 5. Stomp (Killer Cobra) Build — Tier 3 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 6. Stomp (Aspect of the Beast) Build — Tier 3 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 7. Dire Frenzy Build — Tier 3 — Weapon Item Level Values for Each Beast Mastery Hunter Trait
  • 8. ChangeLog
• +Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities
  • 1. Beast Mastery Hunter Single-Target Rotation
  • 2. Multiple Target Rotation for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 3. Beast Mastery Hunter Legendaries' Effects on Rotation
  • 4. Cooldown Usage for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 5. Killer Cobra Opener Sequence for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 6. Aspect of the Beast (Stomp) Opener Sequence for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 7. Optional Read: Mastering Your Beast Mastery Hunter
    • 7.1. Focus
    • 7.2. Auto-shots and Special Shots
    • 7.3. Pet Contribution
    • 7.4. Detailed Cooldown Usage
      • 7.4.1. Bestial Wrath
      • 7.4.2. Tier 1 Talents
      • 7.4.3. Tier 2 Talents
      • 7.4.4. Tier 4 Talents
      • 7.4.5. Tier 6 Talents
      • 7.4.6. Tier 7 Talents
    • 7.5. AoE Pets
  • 8. ChangeLog
• +Common and Worst Mistakes
  • 1. Wasting Bestial Wrath Cooldown Reduction
  • 2. Not Starting Bestial Wrath With High Focus
  • 3. Not Casting Kill Command On Cooldown
  • 4. Improper Pet Control
  • 5. Not Knowing How To Sim Yourself
  • 6. Not Saving Titan's Thunder/A Murder of Crows for Bestial Wrath
  • 7. Analyzing Your Mistakes as a Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 8. ChangeLog
• +Stat Priority
  • 1. Basics of Beast Mastery Hunter Stats
    • 1.1. Stomp Build
    • 1.2. Dire Frenzy Build
  • 2. Getting a Better Understanding of Beast Mastery Hunter Stats
    • 2.1. Choosing Gear for Beast Mastery Hunter
    • 2.2. Stat Softcaps, Distributions & Other Clarifications
    • 2.3. Statistics Explanations
  • 3. ChangeLog
• +Gems, Enchants, and Consumables
  • 1. Gems for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 2. Enchants for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 3. Consumables for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 4. ChangeLog
• +Macros and Addons
  • 1. Macros for Beast Mastery Hunter
    • 1.1. Generic Macros for Hunters
      • 1.1.1. Aspect of the Turtle Cancelaura Macro
      • 1.1.2. Misdirection Mouseover/Focus Macro for Marksmanship/Beast Mastery
      • 1.1.3. Trap Macros for Survival
      • 1.1.4. Petattack Macros
    • 1.2. Specific Macros for Beast Mastery Hunters
      • 1.2.1. Kill Command
      • 1.2.2. One-Button Combat Resurrection
  • 2. Addons for Beast Mastery Hunter
    • 2.1. Generic Addons for Hunters
      • 2.1.1. ElvUI
      • 2.1.2. Weak Auras
      • 2.1.3. Boss Mods: Deadly Boss Mods or Bigwigs
      • 2.1.4. Details!
      • 2.1.5. GTFO
      • 2.1.6. Pawn
    • 2.2. Specific Addons for Beast Mastery Hunters
  • 3. ChangeLog
• +Gear, Legendaries, and Best in Slot
  • 1. Best in Slot Gear for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 2. The Importance of "Simming Yourself"
  • 3. Stats
  • 4. Trinket DPS Rankings for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 5. Set Bonuses and Their Worth
  • 6. Legion Hunter Legendaries
    • 6.1. Beast Mastery Legendaries
    • 6.2. Beast Mastery Legendary Ranking
      • 6.2.1. Zoo Build
      • 6.2.2. Legendary Popularity — Mythic Antorus (All Builds Combined)
      • 6.2.3. Legendary Average DPS — Mythic Antorus (All Builds Combined)
      • 6.2.4. Dire Frenzy Build
  • 7. Loot Competition
  • 8. ChangeLog
• +Simulations
  • 1. Disclaimer Page
  • 2. Beast Mastery Hunter Racial Bonus Simulation
  • 3. ChangeLog
• +Battle for Azeroth
  • 1. Foreword
  • 2. Basic Mechanics Changes for Beast Mastery Hunter in BfA
  • 3. Baseline Abilities & Changes for Beast Mastery Hunter in BfA
  • 4. The BfA Beast Mastery Hunter Talent Tree
    • 4.1. Level 15
    • 4.2. Level 30
    • 4.3. Level 45
    • 4.4. Level 60
    • 4.5. Level 75
    • 4.6. Level 90
    • 4.7. Level 100
  • 5. Azerite Traits for Beast Mastery Hunter
  • 6. The Base Rotation for Beast Mastery Hunter in BfA
  • 7. Multi-Target Rotation for Beast Master Hunter in BfA
  • 8. Pet Families and Special Abilities for Beast Mastery Hunter in BfA
    • 8.1. Ferocity Pets
    • 8.2. Tenacity Pets
    • 8.3. Cunning Pets
    • 8.4. Exotic Pets (Beast Mastery-only)
  • 9. ChangeLog

General Information

On this page, we present the viable talent choices for Beast Mastery Hunters in World of Warcraft Legion 7.3.5. We detail what each of the talents do and in which situations they should be taken.

The other pages of our Beast Mastery Hunter guide can be accessed from the table of contents on the right.

About Our Author

This guide has been written by Azortharion, the main theorycrafter of the spec. He is also an accomplished player who raids in Solaris. You can also watch his stream on Twitch.

1. Beast Mastery Hunter Talent Cheat Sheets

While optimizing talents on a contextual basis is the highly recommended method of setting up your build, the talent builds listed below work great for specific purposes.

1.1. "Stomp" or "Zoo" Build

This is the default build for most Beast Mastery Hunters, though the Dire Frenzy build below can be competitive in certain situations. To know exactly when to use one talent or the other, you should sim it with your own character using RaidBots. For multi-target, Stomp builds are pretty much always best.

It is called the Zoo Build due to One with the Pack combined with a high Critical Strike chance giving you a lot of Wild Call procs that reset the cooldown of your Dire Beast ability, letting you send a lot of Dire Beasts at your target.

• Level 15: Way of the Cobra / Dire Stable for most multi-target.
• Level 30: Stomp
• Level 45: Posthaste
• Level 60: One with the Pack
• Level 75: Binding Shot
• Level 90: A Murder of Crows for single-target. Volley only for very heavy AoE.
• Level 100: Killer Cobra or Aspect of the Beast depending on Legendaries, and Gear.

The choice between Aspect of the Beast and Killer Cobra can come down to factors such as the Mastery on your gear, and what Legendaries you use. For example, Killer Cobra particularly enjoys the Roar of the Seven Lions Legendary, while Aspect of the Beast particularly enjoys the Qa'pla, Eredun War Order Legendary. There is no one-size-fits-all answer as to what is best for your particular character, as all BM Legendaries have the potential to be Best in Slot, and therefore both talents can be equally competitive. The only way to know for sure is to do a Talent Comparison on RaidBots using your character.

1.2. Dire Frenzy Build

Dire Frenzy builds are now much more competitive after buffs to the T21 4-piece set bonus. An optimal Dire Frenzy build will generally require the T21 4-piece bonus, the Call of the Wild Legendary Bracers, and the Convergence of Fates Nighthold trinket. This brings the Aspect of the Wild cooldown very far down, almost matching the effective cooldown of Bestial Wrath, allowing you to stack these 2 very often. Even if you have all of these requirements, it is not a guarantee that this build is better, so we again recommend simming yourself to be sure. This build also does not work very well in Mythic+ where we recommend Stomp because of the bursty nature of AoE in there. It is primarily a single-target build that prefers Mastery. Good Legendaries include Parsel's Tongue and Roar of the Seven Lions.

• Level 15: Way of the Cobra / Dire Stable for most multi-target.
• Level 30: Dire Frenzy
• Level 45: Posthaste
• Level 60: Bestial Fury for single-target. One with the Pack only for heavy AoE where Beast Cleave is a significant portion of your damage.
• Level 75: Binding Shot
• Level 90: A Murder of Crows for single-target. Volley only for very heavy AoE.
• Level 100: Killer Cobra most situations. Aspect of the Beast if you spend most of the fight AoE'ing.

2. Tier 1 (Level 15) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter

✘ Big Game Hunter

✔ Way of the Cobra

✔ Dire Stable

Tier 1 talents offer you a choice between 3 talents that increase your DPS.

• Big Game Hunter causes your auto shot and Cobra Shot abilities to have a 60% increased critical strike chance on targets that are above 80% health.
• Way of the Cobra causes your Cobra Shot to deal 10% increased damage for each pet or guardian you have active. This includes your main pet, Dire Beast(s), and your Artifact pet.
• Dire Stable causes your Dire Beast ability to generate an additional 12 Focus over its duration, so that it generates 24 Focus over its duration instead of the standard 12.

Way of the Cobra is the best choice for single-target fights where you will not often be using Multi-Shot over Cobra Shot.

Dire Stable is the best choice for most other situations, giving you extra Focus to maintain Beast Cleave while not losing as many Kill Commands.

Big Game Hunter is not worth using in any relevant scenario.

3. Tier 2 (Level 30) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter

✔ Stomp

✔ Dire Frenzy

✘ Chimaera Shot

Tier 2 talents offer you a choice between 3 talents that increase your DPS.

• Stomp causes your Dire Beast to do high AoE damage when they are first summoned.
• Dire Frenzy is an active ability that replaces Dire Beast. It causes your pet to rapidly deal high Physical damage over 5 attacks, and gives your pet a buff that increases its attack speed by 30% for 8 seconds. This buff may stack up to 3 times.
• Chimaera Shot is an active ability that deals high damage on a 15-second cooldown which is reduced by Haste. It can hit up to 2 targets that are close to each other, and it generates 10 Focus for each target hit.

Stomp is generally the best choice in most gearsets and is the most common default option.

Dire Frenzy is generally worse than Stomp, but it can be better under certain gearing conditions. You should consider Dire Frenzy when you have more Mastery than you have Critical Strike and do not have any set bonuses. Additionally, if you can combine Parsel's Tongue and Call of the Wild with Convergence of Fates, then you have the ingredients for a "cookie cutter" Dire Frenzy build which has the highest single-target potential.

Chimaera Shot is not desirable in any situation and should not be chosen as part of any optimal build.

Ultimately there is no one-size-fits-all answer here, and the best talent depends on your build. We always recommend using RaidBots.com to sim your gear combinations and talent setups.

4. Tier 3 (Level 45) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter

✔ Posthaste

✘ Farstrider

✘ Trailblazer

Tier 3 talents offer you a choice between 3 means of improving your mobility.

• Posthaste causes Disengage to free you from all movement-impairing effects and boost your movement speed by 60% for 5 seconds.
• Farstrider causes your damaging ability critical strikes to have a 15% chance to reset the cooldown of Disengage.
• Trailblazer increases your non-mounted movement speed by 25% after you have not attacked anything for 3 seconds. It expires when you attack something again.

Your default choice should be Posthaste, as it will make you much better at covering long distances on a regular basis. You can use Farstrider if you never have to move more than the distance a single Posthaste will take you. Trailblazer is only really worth using for non-mounted periods where you will be moving between combat zones for a long time. Since dungeons have nearly constant combat, and World Quests allow you to mount up, there are not many places where you can reliably do this. There is a conceivably use for it for Survival in dungeons, since the spec does not have a lot of mobility when running between packs besides its Harpoon ability.

5. Tier 4 (Level 60) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter

✔ One with the Pack

✔ Bestial Fury

✘ Blink Strikes

Tier 4 talents offer you a choice between 3 talents that increase your DPS.

• One with the Pack vastly increases the chance for your Wild Call passive ability to reset the cooldown of Dire Beast and Dire Frenzy.
• Bestial Fury increases the damage bonus of Bestial Wrath by an additional 15%, to make it 35%.
• Blink Strikes grants your pet a passive ability, causing its Basic Attacks to deal 100% increased damage. Moreover, when Blink Strikes is taken, the pet uses its Basic Attacks from up to 30 yards away (with a minimum range of 10 yards) from the target, instantly teleporting behind the target. The teleportation effect has a 20-second internal cooldown.

One with the Pack gives you significantly more Dire Frenzies and Beasts, which leads to pet attack speed uptime and Dire Frenzy attacks in general. It is the best choice for most AoE for this reason. It is used in all situations where you would also use Stomp, meaning all builds that do not use Dire Frenzy. The talent benefits enormously from Critical Strike.

Bestial Fury should be chosen for all situations when using the Dire Frenzy talent, but not with the Stomp build (unless you are getting the talent by using the Soul of the Huntmaster Legendary).

Blink Strikes is rarely used in a competitive raiding setting. While it is very good for multi-target as it enhances pet damage significantly, which translates into more Beast Cleave damage, it is very rare that AoE is the main priority point of a fight. Additionally, Blink Strikes loses value compared to the alterantives whenever the AoE is bursty in nature (which is nearly all the time in both raids and Mythic+).

6. Tier 5 (Level 75) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter

✔ Binding Shot

? Wyvern Sting

? Intimidation

Tier 5 talents offer you a choice between 3 talents that provide you crowd control and utility.

• Binding Shot fires an arrow at a targeted location on the ground. If an enemy comes within 5 yards of the arrow, and then steps more than 5 yards away from it again, they will be stunned for 5 seconds. This ability has a 45-second cooldown.
• Wyvern Sting puts the target to sleep for 30 seconds. The ability has a 45-second cooldown. Any damage done to the target will break the effect.
• Intimidation commands your pet to stun the target for 3 seconds, with a 1-minute cooldown.

While none of these talents will have any effect on your DPS, Binding Shot can bring some raid utility, as it can be used as a reliable stun for fights with adds. It can also be used as an interrupt, since placing it so that the add is at the edge of the targeted area will instantly stun it, regardless of whether or not it moves.

You should choose the talent that best suits your situation, but Binding Shot should generally be your default choice.

7. Tier 6 (Level 90) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter

✔ A Murder of Crows

✘ Barrage

✔ Volley

Tier 6 talents offer you a choice between 3 active abilities that increase your DPS in different ways.

• A Murder of Crows summons a flock of crows to attack your target for 15 seconds, with a 1-minute cooldown. If the target dies while under attack, the cooldown of A Murder of Crows is reset. It costs 30 Focus.
• Barrage is a channeled spell that fires a barrage of shots at all targets in front of you, dealing moderate damage over 3 seconds (a total of 16 shots in quick succession) to all of them. It does not hit targets that are invisible or in stealth.
• Volley is an activated ability that causes your auto shots to also launch a volley of shots that deal moderate Physical damage to your target, and all other targets within 8 yards. While Volley is active, it will drain 3 Focus per autoattack (about 1 Focus per second on average).

A Murder of Crows is currently the best talent in this tier for most situations, including single-target. It does extremely high damage for a low cost of Focus and time, because it benefits from Beast Mastery's Mastery stat, which increases pet damage.

Volley should be used for multi-target scenarios where single-target damage is simply not a priority. Fortified Mythic+ Dungeons are an example of this, as well as heavy AoE fights like the Antoran High Command.

Barrage is not worth taking in any realistic situation. It does low damage and it is very expensive.

8. Tier 7 (Level 100) Talents for Beast Mastery Hunter

✘ Stampede

✔ Killer Cobra

✔ Aspect of the Beast

Tier 7 talents offer you a choice of various means of enhancing your DPS performance.

• Stampede summons a variety of beasts to charge towards your target, dealing massive damage to all enemies in their path for 12 seconds. This ability has a 3 minute cooldown.
• Killer Cobra causes your Bestial Wrath ability to always make Cobra Shot reset the cooldown of Kill Command.
• Aspect of the Beast is a passive ability that enhances your Kill Command ability in different ways, depending on the spec of your current pet.
  • For Ferocity, which is your preferred pet DPS spec, it causes Kill Command to also deal low Physical damage to the target over 6 seconds.
  • For Tenacity, it gives your pet a 30% damage taken reduction for 6 seconds.
  • For Cunning, it reduces the target's movement speed by 50% for 4 seconds.

Use Killer Cobra or Aspect of the Beast depending on your Legendary/gear setup. Killer Cobra prefers Roar of the Seven Lions in particular, while Aspect of the Beast combines well with Qa'pla, Eredun War Order, but the only way to know for sure is to simulate it on your own character using the RaidBots.com "Talent Compare" feature.

You should always use Killer Cobra whenever you are also using Dire Frenzy.

Stampede, while it provides excellent burst AoE, is not worth the single-target penalty and should not be taken.

9. Pet Talents

Pets do not have talent trees. Instead, you can simply choose one of three specialisations for your pet (Ferocity, Tenacity, and Cunning). You can change your pet's specialisation at any time (while out of combat), free of cost.

Each specialisation grants your pet a few specific abilities. Currently, Ferocity provides the highest DPS in a raid environment, so it should be the default choice for all specs.

10. ChangeLog

• 19 Feb. 2018: Updated outdated mention of T19 2pc, updated tier 2 talents explanation and guide. Slightly revised Volley explanation.
• 07 Feb. 2018: Updated the Dire Frenzy build description to mention the Dire Frenzy CDR build after the T21 4p buffs.
• 05 Jan. 2018: Updated talent suggestion sections and cheat sheet + explanations for Aspect of the Beast/Killer Cobra.
• 02 Dec. 2017: Reworded and expanded on some descriptions and headers.
• 07 Oct. 2017: Reworded and simplified many of the talent descriptions.
• 06 Sep. 2017: Removed the Mythic+ talents cheat sheet as it does not really differ from whatever your "Main" talents are (Dire Frenzy or Stomp builds), making it obsolete.
• 28 Aug. 2017: No changes needed for Patch 7.3.
• 08 Aug. 2017: Wrote some clarifications about having to simulate the different builds to know which is better.
• 05 Aug. 2017: Rewrote One with the Pack/Bestial Fury, and Stomp/Dire Frenzy sections.
• 20 Jul. 2017: Removed an obsolete section about Stampede.
• 18 Jul. 2017: Added a lot of notes about Aspect of the Beast and notes about Zoo build usage, and a lot of references to the importance of simming yourself for these character-specific choices.
• 13 Jul. 2017: Removed obsolete mentions of the Nighthold.
• 30 Jun. 2017: Dubbed the Stomp build the "Zoo" build.
• 22 Jun. 2017: Added note about using Stomp instead of Dire Frenzy when using the T19 2-piece.
• 17 Jun. 2017: Fixed some ambiguous wording and made it clear that the Stomp build is best with T19 2pc and not beyond.
• 14 Jun. 2017: Swapped a talent recommendation for the Stomp/OWTP build and fixed the graphic. Reworded the "title" of the OWTP build, and when to use it.
• 13 Jun. 2017: Changed some recommendations slightly for 7.2.5 changes and reworded the whole level 100 talent choice explanation. Put the Raid Encounters cheat sheet above the Mythic+ one. Reverted some One with the Pack wording that was based on a reverted change.
• 04 May 2017: Edited recommended talents for M+ in the cheat sheet.
• 17 Apr. 2017: Checked today and deemed updated.
• 02 Apr. 2017: Recommended Dire Frenzy for multi-target as well.
• 30 Mar. 2017: Updates Level 60 talent recommendations for Legendary Shoulders.
• 27 Mar. 2017: No changes needed for Patch 7.2.
• 21 Mar. 2017: Give Blink Strikes its own paragraph to clear up confusion.
• 17 Mar. 2017: Updated note about Bestial Fury/Blink Strikes.
• 09 Mar. 2017: Added note about Aspect of the Beast being really nice with the Qa'pla Legendary Boots.
• 09 Feb. 2017: Added note about 4pc hotfix for Dire Frenzy, making it the best single-target choice.
• 28 Jan. 2017: Treat the Talent Cheet Sheet more like an actual quick glance, rather than an easy-mode thing with overly simple answers.
• 24 Jan. 2017: Added note about One with the Pack with The Mantle of Command.
• 17 Jan. 2017: Updated single-target recommendation to Way of the Cobra now that Cobra Shot got buffed.
• 11 Jan. 2017: Further fixes.
• 08 Jan. 2017: Updated for 7.1.5.
• 30 Oct. 2016: Removed talent table at the beginning of the page.
• 25 Oct. 2016: Updated for Patch 7.1.
  • Updated Posthaste's duration. Was changed in Patch 7.1 to be 5 seconds (down from 8).
  • Trailblazer replaces Dash.
• 08 Oct. 2016: Fixed a small typo.
• 20 Sep. 2016: Added note about Stampede vs Killer Cobra for Mythic+.
• 18 Sep. 2016: Updated some talent choice explanations.
• 06 Sep. 2016: Updated Bestial Fury vs Blink Strikes discussion.
• 29 Aug. 2016: Updated for Legion's launch.
• 06 Aug. 2016: Updated talent simulations and recommendations to reflect kill times in HFC and methodology updates with the simulations.
• 21 Jul. 2016: Added talent simulations, changed some stuff for tier 1 talents.
• 20 Jul. 2016: Added simulation results for Level 30 talents.
• 19 Jul. 2016: Gave more explanations as to why some talents are not currently viable.
• 18 Jul. 2016: Updated for the Legion pre-patch.

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