TWW 11.0.5 2v2 Arena Tier List - The War Within 11.0.5 2v2 Ranking

In The War Within patch 11.0.5, 2v2 arena battles demand a unique mix of skill, synergy, and strategy, as players face off in intense duels with just one teammate to rely on. With the latest tuning adjustments, certain classes and specializations have risen to the top. In this The War Within 2v2 arena tier list, we have ranked the best classes and specs for 2v2 comp.

The War Within 11.0.5 Best 2v2 Spec - TWW 2v2 Arena Ranking

In the War Within 11.0.5 patch, having a good 2v2 spec is crucial because 2v2 arena matches emphasize sustained pressure, effective crowd control, and resilience over prolonged skirmishes. In 2v2, players rely heavily on synergy with a single partner to maximize offensive and defensive plays, making individual spec strengths and weaknesses more apparent. Good 2v2 specs can maintain consistent damage pressure and often include burst windows to keep the enemy on the defensive. Next, let's break down the War Within 11.0.5 best classes for 2v2 arena comps.

The War Within 11.0.5 2v2 Arena Tier List

On this TWW 11.0.5 2v2 arena ranking, specs are placed based on their ability to effectively pressure, their damage profile fitting 2s meta, as well as provided utility and synergy with partners. S-Tier have it all, while D-Tier are too burdened by weaknesses.

S Tier

• Preservation Evoker: Mobile healer with strong burst damage, self-heals and team utility. High mobility favors their playstyle in 2s.

• Holy Paladin: Versatile healer with great defensive utility for partners through Sac/Blessing. Consistent healing and blessing of protection value.

• Discipline Priest: Attonement allows aggressive plays and high pressure. Multiple immunities and defensive utility through Pain Supp, Barrier.

• Beast Mastery Hunter: Consistent ranged pressure through pet and Cobra Shot spam. High mobility and survivability through Aspects/Talents.

• Arms Warrior: High uptime on targets with Storm Bolt and Colossus Smash. Major damage over time abilities like Deep Wounds. Good defensive cooldowns.

• Feral Druid: Unhealable bleed damage, burst potential, and off-heals/defensives. Cyclone provides a strong crowd control option.

A Tier

• Mistweaver Monk: Mobile healer with access to AoE Essence Font and strong defensive tools like Cocoon and Ring. Flexibility through stances.

• Restoration Druid: Strong reactive and proactive healing. Multiple forms of CC through roots and cyclone. Ironbark for damage reduction.

• Restoration Shaman: Consistent healing and access to grounding totem to reduce magic damage. Chain Harvest and Riptide value.

• Windwalker Monk: High sustained damage and mobility allowing for aggressive pressure. Strong talents and utility like Ring of Peace.

• Affliction Warlock: Unhealable damage over time effects that favor long drawn out games. Drain Life provides good self-healing.

• Retribution Paladin: Capable of high burst damage windows through Wings/CS combinations. Strong defensive utility helps survivability.

• Unholy Death Knight: Rot pressure through Scourge Strike and damage over time abilities. Death Coil allows for self-healing and kick trading.

• Survival Hunter: Decent damage options and consistent crowd control utility. Synergizes well with partners but lacks the burst of other specs.

• Frost Death Knight

• Shadow Priest: Strong single target pressure and utility options to peel for teammates. Vulnerable to being trained. Reliant on damage windows.

• Elemental Shaman: Capable of high burst rotations but damage falls off without procs. Offers CC options and Purge for utility.

• Outlaw Rogue: Damage and crowd control utility. Consistent pressure through Combo Point spenders and healing reduction abilities.

• Assassination Rogue: High damage over time potential through bleeds. Vendetta provides strong burst potential. Struggles with consistent pressure otherwise.

• Subtlety Rogue: Damage relies on stealth initiation and burst combos. Strong CC options through Sap and blind. Vulnerable outside of cooldown windows.

• Devastation Evoker: Provides off-healing and defensives for partners. Damage builds slowly without strong instant pressure outside of cooldowns.

B Tier

• Holy Priest: Heavy focus on reactive healing. Lacks damage and defensive utility for partners.

• Havoc DH: Damage falls off without cooldowns. Limited defensive skills and healing reliance makes them vulnerable.

• Enhance Shaman: Strong burst windows but damage not consistent without. Struggles with immobile casting phases.

• Prot Paladin: Healing throughput high but lacks meaningful damage or utility. Survives on gear and self-healing.

• Fury Warrior: Burst focused but armor gaps are exploitable. Damage falls off without enrage procs.

• Destro Lock: Reliant on casting chaos bolt which is interruptible. Drain soul provides survivality but frail.

• MM Hunter: Lacks consistent pressure of BM. Damage focused on long cast aimed shot.

• Balance Druid: Damage high with convoke but casting makes them vulnerable. No synergies in 2s.

• Demo Lock: Damage buildup slow without demons. Provides little utility or synergies for 2s.

• Frost DK: Burst dependent, lacks sustained damage profile. Vulnerable to being trained.

• Arcane Mage: Damage relies on mana preservation which dampening hinders. Squishy without shield.

• Fire Mage: Casting mechanics don't suit 2s meta. Lacks consistent pressure.

• Augment Evoker: Tank focused without meaningful damage or healing. Utility centered without strengths.

D Tier

• Guardian Druid: Low damage and mobility. Tank role provides little value in 2v2.

• Blood DK: Tank role has no place. Provides no meaningful damage, healing, or utility.

• BM Hunter: Why play BM over other Hunter specs? Lacks strengths of others.

• Prot Warrior: Tank role does not suit 2v2 meta. Damage and utility too low.

• Vengeance DH: Low damage, relies on passive mitigation. Healing dependence makes them vulnerable.