Arms Warrior 11.1 Guide & Rotation

Arms warrior spec & new rotation guide for patch 11.1 in the Liberation of Undermine raid and mythic + for season 2, both single target and AOE. The War Within has finally started refining both Slayer and Colossus's roles for arms.

Single target build: CcEAO9DBjZzKcjSu6RJDto0RCCwMmZGzYegZbWWWmZAAAAwgphZmlZmhZMYGbmZGMMDDAAAAAAAPwYWmZmBQGjttZxMLDbGGmZmpNaGYD

AOE Cleave build: CcEAO9DBjZzKcjSu6RJDto0RCCGmZGzYGjZb2WWGzAAAAwgphZmlxMMWGzMjFzMDzghBAAAAAAgZMbjxAslZGLbziZWGWMMMzMTb0MwC

0:00 Gear & Stats
4:26 Slayer single target talents
8:42 Single target rotation
13:45 Execute phase
16:25 Slayer raid cleave
17:34 Colossus AOE talents
20:50 Colossus AOE rotation

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[Calemi_]

"Consistently doing pretty well" is an understatement, can confirm this man can pump.

[tutorialskl]

this unit of a person really just said "i did pretty well" when he was a ranked 1 arms warrior... meanwhile some youtuber with 2k m+ rating saying " this is the only guide you will ever need!!"

[Selppins]

This is seriously the best guide I've ever seen for any spec haha Thank you so much for explaining every talent, what procs what, what order you do things and why. Brought up my DPS considerably!!

[realicepick]

As a fury guy lookin to see what arms does in single target, you guide is great and the weak aura is a must for any slayer builds, Thanks.

[charlielrb]

Noticed you mentioned how you felt the video was too long! I actually found myself wanting more! Great video. Clear. To the point. Didn't over complicate things.

I've mostly Tanked and Healed the last few years but this is the first season i've really gone for Melee DPS, so this was mega helpful!

I try to figure out rotations myself. But this has helped massively so thanks! Keep it up!

[nawdog]

yo man, thanks for taking the time to help us, we really appreciate

[mathiashansen]

thanks for a precise explanation. i have mained a arms warr aswell and i love it. so fun gameplay. i managed to overlook that you have to build up to your demolish before releasing it. now i know why my damage ain't better. thanks alot. cheers

[turnak]

Thanks for the video! I am trying to get better at arms and the thing I seem to struggle with is parts of the rotation when I get tons of procs at once. This will definitely help me in gitting-gud

[Reeidar]

Great guide and I love the choice of music!

[gazgallaway]

Thank you I'm new to warrior and this is just what I needed to watch

[gik]

Awesome guide! Helped me a lot to understand Colossus

[ryanwiseman]

You have made me want to try out arms from fury! Great guide

[pwaymen]

very very very good guide well explained well talk ty sir

[woodpencil]

I appreciate that the WA you use doesnt take up 75% of the UI. I know I'm a bad player but having a decent UI is important to me lol

[Narkobear]

Can't wait to switch to warrior and disappoint my raid leader! Thanks Shirly!

[azardoblade]

New to Warrior and I was playing this rotation all wrong. Thank you for the helpful guide!

[GladiatorDude]

if you can make sure your collateral damage cleave is buffed by 2 stacks of overpower

[legmek]

Great video! Man, what is the music during the outro? It rings a bell haha

[TheGoodenPlenty]

What’s the font of your damage numbers?

Excellent guide as always! Thanks for the upload.

[talisredstar]

Really nice guide. I've been using Hekili to get a feel for the spec. I just hate dummy training. But As I've gotten more of it under my fingers i've started relying on it less and less. Is dummy training the best way to completely wing myself off of Hekili? Or is there another way? I'd like to get off of it. I'm a Ret main, and a Ret main at heart. damn near 20 years on that spec, so I don't even have to think about it, but I don't have that kind of time on Arms, even though its my favorite warrior spec.

I really needed this guide. I'm a type of person that needs thing broken down to the nuts and bolts. If I understand the framework, I just understand the whole better. A kind of from the ground up, build up method. Seen alot of guides, great people, but their explanation of the rotation is kind of cursory, or over view. Cliffnotes if you will, so seeing you break it down and then go through it really helped.

Side note: fine some lower, slower music for while your talking. I love jazz, but it was getting rather distracting with all that brass and so on.