Warrior: Arms and Fury

Warrior uses rage. The independent database names the model Grom Hellscream. That model name is a single source. Arms and Fury are the two specs. Arms is built around Mortal Strike and a healing reduction called Mortal Wounds. The same list names Overpower, Bladestorm, Colossus Smash and Die by the Sword. Fury is built around Enrage, with Bloodthirst, Whirlwind, Enraged Regeneration, Recklessness, Rampage and Battle Cry.

Tools shared by both specs, again from that spell list: Charge and Pummel (the database lists a 12-second cooldown for Pummel, not a 12-second lockout), Storm Bolt, Intimidating Shout, Execute, Shield Wall, Spell Reflection and Berserker Rage. I am not printing a rotation. No public source found as of 2026-10-30 for a tested opener.

Version 0.14.1 rewrote rage. It now comes from white hits and from damage you take. Spell damage no longer gives rage back. Mortal Wounds is listed at 40 percent. Die by the Sword stops being an immunity and becomes +50 percent dodge and −20 percent damage taken. Version 0.5 had already reworked the class when rated play began. Version 0.21 does not mention warrior at all, so I am not inventing a Fresh Slate warrior nerf. A short warrior clip from Nakah is on this page as a look at the kit, not as a ranking.

Arms

Arms centres on Mortal Strike and Mortal Wounds, the healing-reduction effect. The 0.14.1 note changes Mortal Wounds and Die by the Sword; those patch values are not a tested opener.

Fury

Fury uses Enrage, Bloodthirst and Rampage. It shares the rage-generation rules but should not inherit an Arms healing-reduction claim merely because both specs are Warriors.

These are single-source kit descriptions from the public client and its derived database, not ranked builds. For editorial role examples, see comp planning; for published changes, see patch notes.