World of Warcraft: Legion 7.1.5 Top DPS Chart (The Nighthold)

January 16, 2017







World of Warcraft: Legion's 7.1.5 has been available for a few weeks. During that time players have had access to some new content. With the arrival of The Nighthold, the focus has shifted toward raiding where competitive progression is at the forefront.





7.1.5 introduced some significant changes for multiple classes. Most notably, Retribution Paladin, Enhancement Shaman, and Feral Druid has seen impressive performance.





Related: A Quick Strategy Guide For Completing The Nighthold





Below you can find the current DPS standings, with standard deviation indicated. Note that this page will be updated when minor patches arrive as to reflect the latest information.








 








 






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