Eye of the Tiger – This talent gives our Tiger Palm (a single target damage dealing attack) the ability to apply Eye of the Tiger, which applies a DoT to our enemy and a HoT to ourselves, making this basic attack much more powerful!.Specializations BrewmasterĬlick here to view the talent calculator. If you’re looking for something more advanced and focused on dealing as much damage/healing as possible, I recommend checking out Icy-Veins or WoWhead for builds more tailored towards end game raids, mythic+ and rated PvP. The following builds are going to be tailored to new players, looking to make your rotation as easy and straightforward while adding as few additional skills to your action bars as possible. Now that we have a brief summary of the class out of the way, let’s get into the specs and what they have to offer. Races that can play the Monk class are as follows:

Chi is built up from certain skills and then spent on more powerful ones! Monks wear leather armor, they utilize Agility as their primary stat for Windwalker and Brewmaster while using Intellect for Mistweaver, and they can wield fist weapons, staves, polearms, one-handed swords, maces and axes. For Windwalker monks, they also have another resource called chi. The Monk’s primary resource is Energy for Brewmaster and Windwalker, while Mistweavers cast their skills using mana. All three specs of monk are incredibly mobile, so if you’re looking for a class that can move around the battlefield with ease, this class will definitely be one for you! Brewmasters, the tank spec of the class, are the masters of drunken fighting, using martial art techniques, movement and drunken taunts to draw the attacks of their enemies and protect their allies! Mistweavers are the class’s healers, utilizing the Pandaren martial arts, herbal remedies and the power of the mists to heal their allies wounds! Finally, Windwalker is the damage dealing spec, focusing purely on the martial arts to pummel their enemies with their fists and feet, utilizing their martial prowess and inner chi to combat their enemies. The Monk class is a hybrid, with one spec for tanking, one for healing and one for dps. They also mastered the use of positive energy known as Chi to empower themselves and their abilities. These Pandaren were the first monks, and this martial practice grew into what the monks we know today use. When the other races of Azeroth discovered Pandaria, the Pandaren taught this fighting style to the races of the Alliance and the Horde! Since they were unable to own weapons, they trained to fight with their bare hands and feet, mastering unarmed combat. This art of combat was developed by the Pandaren while they were under the rule of the cruel Mogu race, and the Mogu forbade their Pandaren slaves to carry weapons. But, as the mogu empire began to weaken over time, the Pandaren saw an opportunity for a revolution. Monks were introduced in the Mists of Pandaria expansion, with the class being the master of bare-handed combat. Welcome to ’s beginner guide for the Monk class in World of Warcraft! This guide will give you a brief overview to what the class has to offer, its specializations and new player focused talent setups to get you going on your adventures through Azeroth! If you are brand new to WoW and are reading this guide, I also recommend checking out my WoW Complete Beginner Guide, which will teach you all non-class specific things you need to know to get yourself started in WoW. Guide Written By: Dottz Gaming Table of Contents However, this web-page will be left up for those who still would like to refer to it. : This build has been archived, which means it is no longer being updated. Monk Beginner Guide WoW – Overview & Builds for ALL Specs

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