This is our prediction for the WOW Dragonflight 10.1 Solo Shuffle tier list for PvP. We will be breaking everything down into two levels, the first level will be a basic targeting tier list where we will be ranking each spec based on whether they are good to attack for the average lot at level 2. We will take this a step further and apply the targeting tier list to actual Solo Shuffle rounds, so you know who is best to attack when up against three enemy players. Read our Dragonflight 10.1 Solo Shuffle PvP tier list, to see the easiest melee DPS, ranged DPS, and Healers to kill.
WOW Dragonflight Season 2 Solo Shuffle Tier List - Best PvP Melee, Ranged & Healer Specs In Dragonflight 10.1
In this WoW Dragonflight 10.1 Solo Shuffle tier list, we will start at level one here we will be ranking each melee, ranged DPS, and healer based on whether they are good or bad targets for the average lobby. When deciding who to select as your initial target, you have to think about multiple things. First, how much passive damage it will take? Second, how efficient are defensive cooldowns countering your lobby's damage? Next, how much mobility the spec has, and finally, how important it is to shut the spec down with interrupts or CC?
Dragonflight 10.1 Solo Shuffle Tier List For Melee DPS
We have our Dragonflight 10.1 PvP rankings of each melee base and how tanky they are in Solo Shuffle. Rogues in general are on the squishier side, but Subtlety is slightly more durable due to having double vanish and a more hit-and-run base playstyle. There are a few specs that are a bit tankier into casters like DKs obviously, but also Survival Hunters since they can passively avoid more damage with a Line of Sight and can strip off dots using Feign Death. Finally, some specs are squishier at lower ratings due to their steeper learning curves. This includes both Windwalker Monks and Feral Druids who have quite a bit of defensive but take a lot of passive damage.
S Tier (Tankiest)
A Tier (Neutral)
Retribution Paladin
Feral Druid
Demon Hunter
Survival Hunter
B Tier (Good To Train)
Marksmanship Hunter
Outlaw Rogue
Subtlety Rogue
Enhancement Shaman
Unholy Death Knight
Frost Death Knight
Dragonflight 10.1 Solo Shuffle Tier List For Ranged DPS
We have our full targeting Dragonflight WOW Solo Shuffle tier list 10.1 for range DPS. In general, casters are pretty squishy except Demo Warlock. Affliction Warlocks and Devastation Evokers are universally the best targets since they take an extraordinary amount of damage and rely on the healing-based defensive which as we know gets weaker in dampening. There are a select few specs that are moderately tankier into Casters including Warlocks, Elemental Shamans, and sometimes Hunters which all take considerably more damage from melee.
S Tier (Tankiest)
A Tier (Neutral)
Arcane Mage
Fire Mage
Frost Mage
Beast Mastery Hunter
Elemental Shaman
B Tier (Good To Train)
Affliction Warlock
Destruction Warlock
Devastation Evoker
Marksmanship Hunter
Shadow Priest
Balance Druid
Dragonflight 10.1 Solo Shuffle Tier List For Healers
Moving on to healers, we have to change our Dragonflight 10.1 PvP rankings slightly that's because there are very limited cases where it is a good idea to train a Healer from start to finish. We don't really recommend choosing Healers as an initial target unless you're playing in a melee-heavy lobby since there are more opportunities to cleave without worrying about peels or spam CC. Check our full WOW Dragonflight Season 2 Solo Shuffle rankings for healers as initial targets. Again we will emphasize that Healers aren't usually the best targets to call out and are typically only trained in melee-heavy lobbies. Training a Healer is inherently risky since it usually means sacrificing positioning and leaving your entire team open to cast CC and damage.
Can Be Trained
Mistweaver Monk
Restoration Druid
Holy Paladin
Can Be Swapped To
Restoration Druid
Preservation Druid
Discipline Priest
Holy Priest
Dragonflight Season 2 Solo Shuffle Tips
With all of our Dragonflight WOW 10.1 Solo Shuffle PvP tier lists accounted for, let's wrap things up with some targeting rules. Just like before we have three of them.
-Rule number one is against double Melee or double Caster. You can safely follow the tier list to figure out who to attack. So if you're up against the Demo Warlock and a Balanced Druid, you can safely hit the Druid no matter what.
-Rule number two against Melee Caster lobbies, it's usually safer to attack the Caster unless it is a squishy melee. So unless the lobby has one of these specs then you're pretty safe to tunnel the Caster. If there is both a squishy melee and squishy Caster on the same team, the Caster is usually a better option.
-Finally rule 3, avoid tunneling healers if you don't have a stun and they have a Caster on their team. Again training healers works best in melee heavy lobbies since it gives you the ability to cleave. Otherwise, you might be opening yourself up to a massive lose condition if you allow a Caster to freely pressure and peel your entire team.
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