David Mickov
WoW will have you experiencing a lot of classes to finally find your favorite one. You will need to be playing all of them in order to discover the one for you. If you still do not know which one to pick, we highly recommend the Brewmaster Monk because it is just a joy to play. In this guide, we will be giving you the best build to help you start out. Let’s get started.
Brewmaster Monk Guide | Dragonflight Pre-Patch – Wow
Basically, the biggest thing that you need to know for the Brewmaster Monk is your ability to manage cooldowns. You will have lots of skills to use and some of them work extremely well when timed with other spells.
That is why you will need to time them correctly and with the proper build, you will even lower those cooldowns even more.
Talents
Talents are the most important thing when playing the Brewmaster Monk. Even one talent perk that you decide to skip out on will make a very significant difference. It’s all about combining all the best of the Monk for him to be able to be the best.
Here are some of the best 3 talents trees for different scenarios:
Leveling Talent Tree
This is basically the tree when you will be leveling up slowly slowly. This is how you are supposed to pick your talents as you go.
This talent tree will give you the most amount of survivability when doing hard quests, or possibly even when challenging yourself with solo dungeons. You will get the most amount of damage but some resistances that will keep you alive as well.
Kyrian Talent Tree
This is the standard talent tree that you should be playing on your Monk at all times. You will get the most out of it for raiding purposes and dungeons. Of course, you will need to mix it up with other party members too.
The main reason for this is because you will emphasize yourself in dealing with the most amount of damage. So you will rely on somebody else to tank for you, and also some healer that will look out for you. Very good build indeed!
Necro Lord Talent Tree
This is the Necro Lord talent tree. As you can see it doesn’t change a whole lot. The biggest difference that it has is that it moves to the bottom right talent perks instead of the left ones. You will get a very good uptime on Bone Dust.
This is very good for getting those nice Necro Lord stats which are extremely good. This talent is very good and you should be using it pretty much for all the difficult content that you might see in this patch.
Rotation
We have said it before but we will say it again. Rotation is the key and crucial element when playing the Brewmaster Monk. You will need to focus all your energy on this rotation because you will lower the overall amount of cooldowns, and that means you’ll be much deadlier.
This is the rotation of how you should be using your skills and spells for the Brewmaster Monk:
- Keg Smash
- Expel Harm – for healing
- Rising Sun Kick
- Blackout Kick
- Rushing Jade Wind
- Breath of Fire
- Spinning Crane Kick
You just keep doing these 7 skills one after the other and you’ll see a very significant difference.
Stats
The stats are also very important for this class. Make sure that you take your gear according to this stat as they are listed down below.
- Agility
- Versatility
- Critical Strike
- Mastery
- Haste
Do not focus everything on Agility though. This is a common mistake that a lot of players do when playing the Monk. Combine all of them as you see them listed and you’ll get much better critical, much faster cooldowns, and better overall attack speed and damage.
Legendaries
These are some of the best legendaries that you should be picking up for your Brewmaster Monk:
- Starmstout’s Last Keg
- Purge
Make sure that you stick with these and you will get very good carvings and extra buffs that you will need for the monk class.
That’s everything that you need to know for becoming the best Brewmaster Monk in WoW. We hope that this guide has helped you out with this. A big thank you to the YouTube user by the name of Wow at Night. Make sure to check him out here for more details.
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