It is obvious that the 10.2 Public Test Realm is in a state of constant change, and by the time we update it, Blizzard may have reverted a patch or added something new. At the end of this piece, we are going to take a more in-depth look at some of the classes that have undergone the most significant changes, and we are also going to provide some additional insight that has been provided by members of the community that is associated with the class.

The damage dealt per second rankings for Dragonflight 10.2

Based on the results of our 10.1.7 tier list as well as the information provided in the PTR patch. These alterations are put into effect on multiple occasions each week. As a result of the fact that this will also serve as our 10.2 DPS Tier List for the time being, it will continue to receive updates right up until 10.2 is made available.

On the Dragonflight 10.2 Tier List, the Destruction Warlock is currently located at the S Tier (No movement.

demonstrates signs of being able to hold its own)

Augmentation Evoker (there is not currently an update that can be downloaded).

There is currently no update available for the Arcane Mage.

There is no need to move in order to activate the Devastation Evoker.

The Havoc Demon Hunter class will be receiving updated features and functionality later on in the PTR.

- A Hunter with a Mastery of Beasts (with a few minor changes)

- will almost certainly maintain its high standard of excellence

- There is no action taking place)

The Search for Marksmanship (with a few alterations here and there. There is no action taking place)

Master of the Elements (Slight Refinements) Shaman of the Elements

A Shaman of Enhancement (go brr. Identical in every respect)

There are no movement abilities available to the Balance Druid.

There have been no alterations made to the Paladin of Retribution.

Fire Mages (there isn't an updated version available just yet)

There has been some progress made toward vanquishing the Unholy Death Knight.

The Demonology Warlock's overall position in the rotation has dropped by one spot as a result of this drop.

Regarding the Windwalker Monk, there have been no alterations made.

Arm Warrior, with a Few Modifications Here and There

Affliction Warlock (not enough adjustments to the game's balance)

The Wild Druid (at this point, I'm ahead by one; what could possibly go wrong?)

Survival Hunter (there are some very slight boosts to the early damage. There is no action taking place)

It is too soon to speculate on the alterations that will be made to the Power Infusion ability of the Tier Shadow Priest.

(Transferred here for the foreseeable future)

Rogue Outlaw (for a definition, please see the passage that follows).

Rebel with a Touch of Discretion (more on this later)

10.2 in terms of its ranking on the DPS scale

An Investigation into the Dragonkind10.2 Rankings in Terms of Damage Per Second

The incorruptibility of DK

Demon Slayer and Purveyor of the Havoc

In update 10.2, the Havoc Demon Hunter class as a whole will be getting a talent, but as of the most recent content update, no information regarding this has been revealed.

Consonance and equilibriumThe Druid ()

A few things are going to be reorganized in order to strike a balance, and some numbers are going to be adjusted as required. It would appear, given the current state of affairs, that they will, for the most part, be in the same location. In the same way that the Unholy DPS moved away from relying on a single spell to deal a significant amount of damage, the Balance DPS will move away from relying on a single spell to deal a significant amount of damage and instead spread it out across the rotation.

The patch notes do not mention Augmentation Evoker; however, we are aware that there will be some adjustments made to the overall balance of Devastation. On the other hand, it would appear that Devastation will remain one of the best performers for the foreseeable future.

The Shadow Priest will receive their Infusion of Power here.

The trump card

All three of the Rogue specialization trees, in addition to the Rogue talent tree, are undergoing revisions as a result of these changes. We have removed it from the 10.2 DPS Rankings for the time being because this rework is probably the most significant one we've done in Dragonflight since then. Blizzard has expressed interest in enhancing the area-of-effect damage that is dealt by Assassination. The Outlaw specialization is a lot of fun, but it does not provide adequate tools or the skills necessary to make effective use of those tools. Blizzard is addressing this problem by incorporating additional Outlaw spells into the standard pool of spells. In spite of the fact that they enjoy Dragonflight in its entirety, there is a nagging feeling that the gameplay could use a bit more variety.

Demonology of the Warlock

Blizzard is shifting away from prioritizing the Nether Portal and Tyrant Damage Per Second windows in their development priorities. As the end goal, it is intended that each CD will eventually be able to function independently of the assistance provided by the others. In principle, this ought to make it possible for the Demo lock to perform exceptionally well in a greater number of fights.

A warrior and a mage in equal measure

Neither one of these things is mentioned in the first batch of updates, but especially with regard to Mage, we anticipate seeing some changes at some point in the future.