Welcome to Overgear World of Warcraft Mythic+ Class Tier List. Here we are going to cover all the available class and role combinations and talk about their performance in Mythic+. This M+ tier list will help you decide which spec you want to play or which one you want to see in your group. Also, if you want to catch up with the latest news of the WoW world, look through our The War Within Patch 11.2.7 Overview.
4.9M+ Class Ranking Criteria
The WoW Mythic+ tier lists may change, but the factors that make this or that class stand out remain. We are going to use a combination of Damage, Utility, and Survivability to push high keys as criteria to rank specs.
- Damage. It is as important as it always has been. It allows you to complete the key faster. In addition, big damage output helps your tank to take less damage. Considering mass AoE, burst AoE, sustain AoE, single-target, 2-target, 3-target, and spread-cleave damage, will allow us to make a balanced decision;
- Utility. In Mythic+, utility is something that allows dungeons to be completed more smoother and easier. For example, Druid’s Mark of the Wild is an example of a class with unique party-wide buffs that are always rewarded. If you do not have it in your group, inviting a “worse” spec is OK to get that utility.
- Survivability. Spec with high survivability, self-sustain, or immunities will contribute additional value towards the rankings. New bosses and trash deal high amounts of damage, and this tier list is about a combination of damage and survivability. Even target-capped classes can now shine due to the fact that tanks can’t pull half of the dungeon as they did in Shadowlands.
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Mythic+ DPS Tier List
Below we have The War Within Patch 11.2.7 Mythic+ DPS rankings for M+ dungeons. We consider different factors, such as current patch changes and 4-piece tier-set activation, and also use Mythic+ Score from the official Blizzard leaderboard as a metric for evaluating specs.
| Tier | Specs |
|---|---|
| S | Beast Mastery Hunter, Frost Death Knight, Elemental Shaman, Havoc Demon Hunter, Fury Warrior, Marksmanship Hunter, Destruction Warlock, Subtlety Rogue, Retribution Paladin, Feral Druid, Arcane Mage |
| A | Balance Druid, Unholy Death Knight, Assassination Rogue, Demonology Warlock, Devastation Evoker, Affliction Warlock, Enhancement Shaman, |
| B | Shadow Priest, Frost Mage, Fire Mage, Windwalker Monk, Survival Hunter, Outlaw Rogue |
| C | Arms Warrior, Augmentation Evoker |
📌 Note: Tier list updated for Season 3.
S-Tier
In the S-tier, we have the dominant meta specs. Groups with these specs can easily bypass troubles and do better in every situation.
Beast Mastery Hunter
Coming into Patch 11.2.7, Beast Mastery Hunter remains an unchanged playstyle, which may be disappointing to some of you, yet others might be perfectly okay with its familiar feel. Most of the AoE damage in the spec is all “rampy”, doing the most in cools and in high keys when mobs have a tendency to live longer.
Although Mythic+ builds have somewhat improved Single-target and priority-target damages, off-cooldown damage is still rather low compared with other top-tier specifications.
Frost Death Knight
Frost Death Knight remains a solid melee pick for Mythic+ heading into Patch 11.2.7 of TWW. They continue to make their signature burst damage in both AoE and single-target scenarios, along with exceptional priority-target damage. While they don’t seem to dominate the Mythic+ scene as they did, Frost Death Knights are still one of the stronger melee options available.
Elemental Shaman
Elemental Shaman is a spec that offers explosive burst damage, priority-target output, and sustained damage outside of major cooldowns. They also provide some of the best group-wide utilities like Skyfury. Coupled with high damage, this is one of the best specs to play now.
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Havoc Demon Hunter
Havoc Demon Hunter is entering Patch 11.2.7 with nice performance, gaining back its popularity. Their party-wide utility remains solid, and substantial buffs to their damage output allow them to climb higher in the rankings. We are glad to have Havoc spec back, and highly advise you to play it in Patch 11.2.7.
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Fury Warrior
Fury Warrior is set to maintain its burst-oriented playstyle and familiar rotation, with only minor adjustments made. On the bright side, the Warrior tree has been revamped, providing increased durability (+10% Stamina) and improved mobility, enhancing their survivability and ease of movement.
However, their raw damage output still struggles to compete with many other DPS specs. Additionally, their Mythic+ toolkit remains largely unchanged and continues to offer the lowest utility options among all DPS specs, limiting their overall value in group compositions.
Marksmanship Hunter
Marksmanship Hunter offers flexible build options; you can tailor your damage profile to your needs, whether focusing on AoE, single-target, or 2-target cleave.
The spec retains its signature burst-oriented playstyle, a long-standing strength of MM, making it highly effective across all key levels. Keep in mind that Marksmanship Hunter performs better in lower-mid level keys, where burst can give you an advantage. And its effectiveness decreases in higher-end keys. We can help you get Mythic Keys of any level you want.
Destruction Warlock
Destruction Warlock is an optimal pick in the Patch 11.2.7. It is often associated with strong AoE, impressive single-target damage, and strong sustained output.
The playstyle has seen some adjustments, with slight rotation changes, particularly for builds featuring Mayhem or Demonfire Infusion. Like all Warlock specs, Destruction offers overall good durability and valuable group-wide utility, making it a nice choice fit for Mythic+.
Subtlety Rogue
Subtlety Rogue experiences tough times. In the current season, their performance in Mythic+ is pretty average with nothing significant or outstanding. Tests show that they are a nice option for raids, but M+ dungeons are not their cup of tea.
Retribution Paladin
Retribution Paladin continues to deliver strong AoE burst damage, much like last season, while offering valuable group-wide utility that makes it a solid choice for any player. However, the spec performs pretty average overall; it falls short in output and priority-target damage to compete with the very top-tier DPS specs.
With short offensive cooldowns and an incredibly bursty playstyle, Retribution Paladins are likely to shine in low-level keys. Additionally, their excellent defensive options provide extra survivability, and their straightforward playstyle makes them one of the easiest specs to pick up in the Patch 11.2.7 of World of Warcraft.
The Retribution Paladin remains a reliable choice regardless of party composition in WoW The War Within. The spec offers impressive burst damage and sustained damage for taking down low-health targets. They provide valuable group-wide DPS utilities and excellent defensive options, e.g. Devotion Aura, Lay on Hands, Blessing of Sacrifice.
Feral Druid
Feral Druid is a physical damage machine that performs relatively good in Mythic+. Their utility remains exceptional, with Mark of the Wild standing out as one of the strongest group-wide buffs. The main drawback, though, is the fact that they are easily replaceable by any other spec that provides more damage.
Arcane Mage
Arcane Mage playstyle revolves around emphasis on Arcane Blast and a stronger Touch of the Magi, addressing one of its previous weaknesses — consistent damage output. These improvements enhance its overall reliability.
The spec retains its burst-oriented playstyle while excelling at priority-target damage during bursts. Arcane’s performance may vary depending on key levels, but it shines in higher keys, where mobs’ increased health allows them to endure the full extent of the spec’s powerful bursts.
It’s worth noting that this spec excels in mid-high level keys, where mobs can handle its full burst. However, it is also important to mention that it is considered one of the more challenging specs to play, as Arcane Mage is very cooldown-reliant. Many TWW dungeons require movement, which makes a huge problem for Arcane Mages. You don’t have to suffer if you’re trying to conquer dungeons just to get Mythic+ gear, you can just ask our team for Mythic+ 3+1 Bundle with high chances to obtain some good items for you!
A-Tier
A-tier provides great specs with huge damage and a fair combination of utility and self-sustain. They follow the S-Tier but slightly fall behind due to a minor decrease in performance. But keep in mind that M+ success depends on your skills, and with A-Tier specs, you still can be ahead of the others.
Balance Druid
Balance Druid has moderate single-target damage; their AoE output has dropped. The spec has one more downside — its relative squishiness. With only one major defensive cooldown, surviving heavy damage can sometimes be challenging.
Unholy Death Knight
Unholy Death Knight is set to maintain its strong performance in Patch 11.2.7, excelling with outstanding single-target damage while keeping its signature powerful AoE burst and solid sustained output.
This season, the spec gains improved sustained damage outside of major cooldowns, making it even more versatile. Unholy Death Knights boast incredible durability, making them reliable in any environment. Overall, they are a strong melee choice, adaptable to any group composition.
Assassination Rogue
Assassination Rogue is entering TWW Patch 11.2.7 with major changes in their tier position. Both their rotation and spec-specific talents are a good fit for the current meta. Their DPS results in Mythic+ keys are more than good, and they can become a good addition to any group comp.
Demonology Warlock
Demonology Warlock has an additional generation of Demonic Cores that provides more mobility, which is actually a rather nice quality-of-life change. They still retain their signature and useful Mythic+ toolkit utility-wise, and are still a very solid and competitive choice to pick up as one of the tankiest ranged DPS specs.
Devastation Evoker
Devastation Evoker has seen several adjustments, most notably the ability to play both Flameshaper and Scalecommander builds, offering more flexibility in gameplay. The spec retains its unique Evoker utility and burst-oriented damage profile, which now includes improved sustained damage, making it effective across different key levels. However, its primary drawback remains — having only a 25-yard ability range as a caster can be punishing in many scenarios.
Affliction Warlock
The Affliction Warlock is a solid A-tier in patch 11.2.7. Malefic Rapture lets them climb high in the rankings. Their damage output is much better than it used to be, so now it’s a good choice for Mythic+ runs. Additionally, they stand out due to their survivability, provided by Unending Resolve, Demon Skin, and Dark Pact.
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Enhancement Shaman
Enhancement Shamans lost their top-tier place in the rankings as they significantly underperform in M+. Even the new tier set can not smooth this experience.
On the bright side, Enhancement Shaman can mitigate danger and provide extra time in critical situations, and also, its AoE damage has been boosted. Additionally, you are most likely to be invited into a Mythic+ or Raid group thanks to Bloodlust.
B-Tier
These specs are simply good but lack either damage, survivability, or utility. Still, these specs work well if they are paired with other top-tier classes.
Shadow Priest
Shadow Priest has received no meaningful changes going into Patch 11.2.7. It relies a lot on ramp-up mechanics for damage. Because of this, it scales significantly better when targets live longer with the added duration of Voidform. It does good AoE, single-target, and priority-target damage at higher keys.
On the bright side, their utility and defensives are still quite good, so they’re a useful part of any group. In general, some change to one or both of their power and gameplay appears probable, since the spec has thus far had extremely few tuning changes.
Frost Mage
Currently, Frost Mage ranks in the upper tier of DPS specs, offering excellent burst and sustained AoE damage alongside solid priority-target cleave. As one of the most durable DPS specializations, paired with some of the best Mythic+ utility among DPS classes, Frost Mage remains a reliable and versatile choice for any group.
Frost Mages also provide a huge amount of utility to the group, have strong defensive abilities, high mobility, and spells that include a permanent slow effect, and they allow tanks to kite easily. Keep in mind that Arcane Intellect is always welcome in any raid or dungeon group.
Fire Mage
Fire Mage can often be found among one of the top DPS specs for Mythic+; however, in Patch 11.2.7, they show quite average performance. Both their single-target and AoE damage are outstanding, placing them among the best-performing specs. As with all Mage specializations, Fire Mage also brings some of the best group-wide utility in Mythic+, making them a highly valuable addition to any team.
Windwalker Monk
Windwalker Monk has recently received some changes to help their AoE damage. In brief, some of the main changes have included removing Mark of the Crane and giving Spinning Crane Kick, the Mastery effect, and large buffs. New talents, such as Slicing Winds, a spell some may be familiar with, not only do respectable damage but add enormous mobility options in the bargain.
Overall, the damage for the spec is middle-of-the-pack at the current time. While Single-Target is still good, the Windwalker Monk only needs more AoE tuning in order to start scaling. The silver lining is that the Utility kit remains the same-just as powerful as it has ever been-and a great addition to any group.
Survival Hunter
Survival Hunter has seen quite a few changes going into Mythic+ Patch 11.2.7, changes that kept the underlying rotation mostly intact. The spec enjoy good, consistent damage due to the rather low cooldowns, which definitely is a big plus.
At the moment, Survival has an average overall performance; this pretty much seals its standing. If further developments take place, reassessment of position and ranking adjustment will be done correspondingly.
Outlaw Rogue
Nothing significant has changed for Outlaw Rogue going into Patch 11.2.7. The spec remains powerful, putting out great, consistent damage, though the target cap is often a hindrance in larger AoE situations. Single-target and priority-target damage is still very competitive, even while doing AoE.
All the same, the lack of burst really hurts, especially in lower keys where bursting low-health mobs is essential to complete the key in good time. Despite those issues, Outlaw Rogue retains its very strong defensive toolkit, great group-wide utility, and tier-one mob control that make it a good choice for most compositions.
C-Tier
The C-tier specs have multiple downsides in either survivability, utility, or damage, but you can still enjoy the game while playing it. Make sure to pair up with some higher-tier allies, and Mythic+ will be no problem, just like any other type of content.
Arms Warrior
Arms Warrior was given a few rotation tweaks going into Patch 11.2.7, including a change to Colossus so that spamming Execute is no longer required to attain Colossal Might stacks, as well as a change to Slayer.
Their overall damage is pretty low, however, which contributes to their lower tier. On the plus side, they’re as useful as ever, and quality-of-life improvements throughout the tree make them tougher, which gives them a slight survivability increase.
Augmentation Evoker
Augmentation Evoker is not the best DPS option in the current tier ranking. The Augmentation Evoker remains one of the weakest choices in Patch 11.2.7. While Ebon Might has been reworked and no longer boosts tanks or healers, the addition of Close as Clutchmates ensures the spec continues to provide good utility.
With the crowd control and the ability to enhance your allies’ DPS and defensive capabilities, it retains its team-focused strengths. The bonus? You’ll now deal more damage yourself. However, recent test show a massive DPS drop, so it’s not recommended to pick this spec.
Mythic+ Healer Tier List
Now let’s dive into the Mythic+ Healer rankings for The War Within Patch 11.2.7. Quite a lot of changes were made, so let’s see what we’re going to deal with.
| Tier | Specs |
|---|---|
| S | Restoration Druid, Discipline Priest, Restoration Shaman |
| A | Mistweaver Monk, Holy Paladin, Preservation Evoker |
| B | Holy Priest |
📌 Note: Tier list updated for Season 3.
4.9S-Tier
In S-Tier we have dominating the meta specs. Groups with these specs can easily bypass troubles and do better in every situation.
Restoration Druid
Restoration Druid offers strong healing and damage profile. In Patch 11.2.7, they are the best option for the Healer role in M+due to their new tier set bonuses and great performance. They also provide good crowd control, which is perfect for mob clearings. Overall, heading into next season, Restoration Druid feels fairly strong with a generally well-rounded set of Mythic+ strengths.
Discipline Priest
Discipline Priest is certainly one of the larger movers and shakers heading into Patch 11.2.7 as far as healer changes are concerned. Some of the highlights include the elimination of Rapture as a cooldown and a complete redesign of Void Summoner, eliminating the degenerate Smite-based gameplay for a far more proc-based gameplay utilizing spells like Mind Blast and Penance.
On the flip side, Discipline Priest still retains their incredible external utility, with access to double Pain Suppression and Power Word: Barrier, making Discipline a fairly strong, supportive option in any group. Further tuning will probably move rankings around, but Discipline Priest is a strong, versatile option for healers right now in Patch 11.2.7.
Restoration Shaman
Moving into Patch 11.2.7, Restoration Shaman has seen a number of changes, including the removal of small cooldowns like Ancestral Guidance and Mana Tide Totem. These changes do not impact gameplay, only serving to minimally reduce the versatility of this spec. Restoration Shaman continues to have great party-wide utility and very high healing output, but now also feels considerably more mana-intensive compared to other healing specializations.
A-Tier
A-tier provides great specs with huge HPS potential and a fair combination of utility and self-sustain.
Mistweaver Monk
Mistweaver Monk is one of the most welcomed healers in Patch 11.2.7. Their best features are: Jade Empowerment causes Crackling Jade Lightning to be one of the most powerful single-target, priority-target, and AoE damage while healing others, essentially playing like a minor cooldown. Paired with the incredible talent of Jade Bond — particularly when paired with Invoke Chi-Ji, the Red Crane on cooldown — Mistweaver is shaping up to be extremely powerful.
Additionally, their tier set is also great, further increasing their healing output even more. Mistweaver’s HPS profile remains among the best, able to handle any Mythic+ encounter comfortably and does good damage (although a lot of it still needs to be in melee range). Coupled with their strong utility package, these changes set Mistweaver Monk among the top healers on the PTR for the upcoming season.
Holy Paladin
Holy Paladin has gotten some significant changes heading into Patch 11.2.7, most notably the significant buffs to the healing and damage of Holy Shock. This combines with the new set bonuses, scaling this damage even further during Divine Toll windows. Divine Toll itself has its cooldown lowered, enabling more control over frequent hard-healing checks.
They are just a bit enhanced in healing and total damage compared to last season. The toolkit is still the same: Holy Paladin offers some of the highest party-wide utility, very good defensiveness through immunity, and excellent mob control. With these changes, Holy Paladin should still be a very stable and reliable choice for healers entering Patch 11.2.7.
Preservation Evoker
Preservation Evoker received several changes in Patch 11.2.7 that were intended to make Flameshaper builds viable in PvE. While these changes did improve their flexibility, Preservation is still hamstrung by an incredibly short offensive and defensive ability, the shortest of any healer. This can be a tremendous handicap, particularly when dealing with very mobile fights or playing in less organized groups.
All of these restrictions make Preservation Evoker perform a pretty good damage and healing job, as well as do a good job fitting into any raid team composition. At the same time, it is not considered the best healer for Mythic+ since it is hard to achieve its full potential in the pug environment and can’t compete with the top specifications, e.g., Mistweaver Monk, on raw output. Preservation Evoker requires good group coordination and awareness to make full use of its unique healing profile in order to shine.
Evoker’s main weakness is its short range of spells, which affects its healing. They may struggle in certain boss fights or when the group is spread around the boss bit and not stacked. We can offer you our helping hand and carry your Preservation Evoker or any other spec through Mythic +4 dungeons.
B-Tier
These specs are simply good, but they lack either healing, survivability, or group utility. Still, these specs work well if they are paired with other top-tier classes.
Holy Priest
Holy Priest has gotten some changes going into Patch 11.2.7, but none have changed the gameplay that you are familiar with. The spec remains in its mediocre state of DPS and HPS profiles, neither of which is high enough to move it in the tier list with respect to the other healing specializations.
With that in mind, Holy Priest remains one of the easier healing classes due to its very reactive nature: phenomenal for countering incoming or sustained HPS concerns with constant spot healing capability and thereby a solid choice, highly beginner-friendly, with a very easy-to-implement yet effective style of encounter management.
C-Tier
The C-tier specs have multiple downsides in either survivability, utility, or damage, but you can still play them.
Currently, there are no specs falling into C-Tier.
Mythic+ Tank Tier List
The M+ rankings for tank specializations in The War Within First Season of Mythic+ are based on their strength in tanking and the value they add to a team in terms of utility, survivability, mobility, damage, and self-sustain.
| Tier | Specs |
|---|---|
| S | Protection Warrior |
| A | Protection Paladin, Brewmaster Monk |
| B | Vengeance Demon Hunter, Guardian Druid, Blood Death Knight |
📌 Note: Tier list updated for Season 3.
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S-Tier
S-Tier tanks are excellent for any type of situation. They can withstand massive damage, and they have a relatively good DPS.
Protection Warrior
Protection Warriors are heading into Patch 11.2.7 with some noticeable nerfs, mainly aimed at their damage output and rage generation. These changes don’t just lower their offensive power — they also hurt their survivability since rage is crucial for maintaining abilities like Ignore Pain and other defenses. Overall, the spec feels a lot slower to play because of this.
There have been some buffs to try and make up for it, like flat damage increases and a stronger Ignore Pain, but they’re not enough to fully balance out the nerfs. Right now, Protection Warriors are struggling to keep pace with other tanks. Hopefully, we’ll see some additional tuning in the coming weeks to address these issues and make the spec feel more viable again.
A-Tier
In A-Tier you can usually find the best tanks, who will be a good addition to any group. They perform well but may lack some extra features, unlike S-Tier.
Protection Paladin
Protection Paladin looks to be obscenely powerful yet again in Patch 11.2.7. Already one of the tankiest of tanks on the PTR, they still had their signature overpowered utility. Damage output isn’t quite as amazing as it was in Season 2, but it’s still one of the highest of any tank spec. With their amazing mob control, they’re an extremely attractive choice for any group.
Protection Paladin is similarly sitting atop tank rankings on the PTR, but future tuning will determine whether or not they can take that advantage into the season.
Brewmaster Monk
Brewmaster Monks are entering Patch 11.2.7 without any significant updates, which makes their start to the PTR cycle feel a bit lackluster. Their rotation hasn’t changed much in years, and for many players, it’s starting to feel stale. On top of that, they’re still grappling with long-standing issues like poor self-sustain, which leads to durability struggles in harder encounters.
To make things tougher, Brewmaster remains one of the most complex tank specs to play, with a steep learning curve and a lot of buttons to juggle, making it less approachable for new players. With these ongoing challenges, the spec is currently at a disadvantage. Hopefully, future tuning will address some of these concerns, and we’ll have a clearer picture of their potential as more adjustments are made.
B-Tier
Tanks that are placed in B-Tier are good enough to handle any situation. However, they can have some minor nuances in performance. But still, they are a good choice.
Vengeance Demon Hunter
Vengeance Demon Hunters are heading into Patch 11.2.7 in S-tier. The biggest improvement is their enhanced durability toolkit, which makes them less reliant on excessive kiting and gives them a more consistent tanking experience.
They still shine when it comes to mob control, offering some of the best utility among tank specs in Mythic+, making them a great choice for any group. Their damage output remains strong, and their defensive capabilities are better then other tanks’. Overall, Vengeance Demon Hunter feels like a much stronger option this season, with a nice balance of offense and utility.
Guardian Druid
Guardian Druids are seeing a big overhaul to their talent tree in Patch 11.2.7, and it’s definitely a step in the right direction. New talents like Symbiotic Relationship and fixes to the issues with Raze (saying goodbye to Maul) bring some fresh options that improve the spec. Their damage output looks solid, but durability is still a concern, keeping them from competing with the top tanks on the PTR.
Aggro management is another lingering issue that continues to hold them back and needs more attention. On the bright side, Guardian Druids bring fantastic utility to Mythic+, especially with Mark of the Wild. That said, to climb higher in the tank rankings, they’ll need durability buffs and better tools for aggro control to make them feel truly competitive.
Blood Death Knight
Blood Death Knights are stepping into Patch 11.2.7 with very few changes, and unfortunately, this doesn’t look great for their position in Mythic+. On top of that, both their defensive and offensive capabilities lag behind the top-performing tanks, making them feel less competitive overall. While it’s still early to draw final conclusions, the outlook isn’t very promising. Blood Death Knights will likely need significant tuning or adjustments to hold their own against the stronger tank specs this season.
C-Tier
Just like DPS or healers, the C-Tier tanks have considerable downsides in their performance. Also, they can lack survivability, utility, or damage. But if the tank is your signature role, the C-Tier shouldn’t be an obstacle for you.
In WoW TWW Patch 11.2.7 all specs show decent results, therefore, C-Tier remains empty for now.
4.9Thank you for reading our Mythic+ Class Tier List for Patch 11.2.7. We are going to change and keep it up to date according to things going in the game. Meta is always changing, don’t get upset if your main character is not in the S-tier, as it may be changed in future patches. And don’t forget that we always recommend you to play whatever spec you like and just enjoy the process. Keep in touch and come back later to check the changes!
