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Class Builds

Talent builds for all nine classes, one for leveling 1–60 and one for farming gold, with stats and a rotation.

This hub holds 18 build guides, two for each of the nine classes on a vanilla-era realm: a leveling build for 1–60 and a farming build for solo gold at or near 60. Every guide gives the talent split with points per level band, the stat priority, gear, the fight loop, the zones or camps that suit it and the ForeverBot settings.

The splits are the proven ones: 31/20/0 Arms for leveling a Warrior and 21/30/0 with Sweeping Strikes for farming; 17/0/34 and 10/0/41 Frost for the Mage; 31/20/0 Beast Mastery and 21/30/0 Marksmanship for the Hunter; Combat Swords for the Rogue; Shadow for the Priest; 30/21/0 Affliction and 20/31/0 Demonology drain tanking for the Warlock; Retribution and Protection for the Paladin; Enhancement for the Shaman; Feral Combat for the Druid. Good starting points are the Warrior leveling build, the Mage farming build, the Hunter farming build and the Warlock leveling build.

In ForeverBot, a build changes only a few settings: Eat below HP and Drink below mana, which each guide gives as a range for its class, and the Targets list, which should hold mobs your spec can handle. The zones themselves are in the leveling routes hub.

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Warrior Builds

Mage Builds

Hunter Builds

Rogue Builds

Priest Builds

Warlock Builds

Paladin Builds

Shaman Builds

Druid Builds

Frequently asked questions

What does a talent split like 31/20/0 mean?

It is the number of points in each of the class's three talent trees, in the order the client shows them. For a Warrior, 31/20/0 means 31 points in Arms, 20 in Fury and none in Protection; for a Mage, 17/0/34 means 17 in Arcane, none in Fire and 34 in Frost. A level 60 character has 51 points in total.

Which class is best for solo gold farming?

For dense camps of melee humanoids, a Frost Mage with 10/0/41 kills five or six mobs in the time a melee class kills one. Hunters lose almost no time to rest, let the pet take the hits and skin every beast. A Warrior can farm, but it earns less per hour than a Mage or a Hunter because every pull costs health and food.

Do I need to respec between leveling and farming?

Not always. A Mage can farm with the 17/0/34 leveling split, and 10/0/41 is simply the more focused choice if you only farm at 60. A Warrior who mostly farms single elite targets is better off keeping 31/20/0 Arms with Mortal Strike; the farming guides say for each class what the respec buys.