Rotation:

Single Target

Advanced Single Target Priority

What is a priority list?

When reading the priority lists below, you should not think about these as steps to follow in a specific order. At any given point in combat, you should cast the first thing in the list that you are able to cast.

The way this section is written is very formulaic and has the same structure as the Action Priority List (APL) used in sims.

Pre-Combat:

Select which talents you have to filter the priority list:

Single Target Priority List:

Highest Priority: Cooldowns

Tiger's Furyat 5 combo points or if you're missing 35+ energy, whichever happens first.
Ferocious Bitewith Apex Predator's Cravingprocs if it won't disrupt procing Bloodtalons.
Ferocious Bitewith Apex Predator's Cravingprocs.
Adaptive Swarmwhen:
1. Ripis up. AND
2. There isn't an Adaptive Swarmheading to your target, AND
3. Adaptive Swarmis either missing or about to expire with 1/2 stacks. For example, with 3 stacks, you would refresh as soon as Adaptive Swarmfalls off.
Adaptive Swarmconditions change based on the amount of Adaptive Swarmsyou have out:
- If you have 3 Adaptive Swarmswith at least 2 stacks out, then you will target allies with priority 1 stack > 0 stack > 2 stacks.
- If you have 2 or fewer Adaptive Swarmsof at least 2 stacks, cast on your enemy target when swarm is not on them, and is not traveling towards them.
Incarnationif it's ready.
Berserkif it's ready. This should always be paired with Tiger's Fury.
Feral Frenzywith 1 or no combo points. 2 combo points is also acceptable during Incarn.
Feral Frenzywith 1 or no combo points. 2 combo points is also acceptable during Berserk.
Convokewhen:
- Ripis up. AND
- Tiger's Furyis up. AND
- You have 2 or fewer combo points outside Berserkor 3 or fewer inside Berserk.
You may also Convokeif the fight is about to end. Usually you want to Convokewith Berserk.

Second Priority: Finishers

As Wildstalker there are 2 scenarios where you can use 3+ combo point rips:
1. Ripis in pandemic range near the start of Tiger's Fury
2. Riphas less than 16 seconds remaining at the end of Tiger's Fury
Ripif all of these are true:
- You have 5 combo points.
- Ripis missing or in pandemic range.
- Tiger's Furyis up, or won't be up before Ripexpires.
- Bloodtalonsis up.
Ferocious Bitewhen:
- You have 5 combo points AND
- You have at least 50 energy or are inside Incarn/Berserk.

Last Priority: Generators

Below this point, skip any spells you've already casted towards Bloodtalons, if you have 0 or 1 stacks of Bloodtalonsremaining.
Shadowmeldinto Rakeif all of these are true:
- You do not have a Sudden Ambushproc.
- Rakeis in pandemic OR you would be upgrading Rake's snapshot value.
- Tiger's Furyis up.
Rakeif any of these are true:
- Rakeis in pandemic and Tiger's Furyis up.
- Rakeis in pandemic and will expire before Tiger's Furyis up. Delay as long as reasonable if you are downgrading its snapshot value.
- You are in stealth.
- You have a Sudden Ambushproc, and you would be upgrading Rake's snapshot value.
Use Brutal Slashif it will cap on charges within the next 4 seconds.
Cast Thrashif it is in pandemic range.
Shredwith Clearcastingprocs.
Use Lunar Inspiration Moonfireif it is in pandemic.
Brutal Slash.
Swipe.
Shred.
If you still need Bloodtalonsproc it with this priority:
1. Swipe.
2. Rakeif it will not downgrade Rake's snapshot value.
3. Clip Lunar Inspiration Moonfire.
4. Clip Thrash.

Multi Target

Advanced Multi-target Priority

What is a priority list?

The way this section is written is very formulaic and has the same structure as the Action Priority List (APL) used in sims.

Pre-Combat:

Select which talents you have to filter the priority list:

AoE priority list (2+ targets):

Highest Priority: Cooldowns

Special Note: Use single-target spells on higher priority/higher healthed mobs

Tiger's Furyat 5 combo points or if you're missing 35+ energy, whichever happens first.
Ferocious Bitewith Apex Predator's Cravingprocs if it won't stop Bloodtalonsfrom proccing.
Ferocious Bitewith Apex Predator's Cravingprocs.
Adaptive Swarmwhen all of these are true:
- There isn't an Adaptive Swarmheading towards your target.
- Adaptive Swarmis not on your target.
- Rip's from Primal Wrathare up.
With Unbridled Swarmtalented, use Adaptive Swarmas often as you can with this priority:
- An enemy target has 2 stacks of Adaptive Swarm.
- An enemy target has 1 stack of Adaptive Swarm.
- An enemy target does not have Adaptive Swarm.
Incarnation. This should always be paired with Tiger's Fury.
Berserk. This should always be paired with Tiger's Fury.
Feral Frenzywith 2 or fewer combo points outside Incarn, or 3 or fewer inside Incarn.
Feral Frenzywith 2 or fewer combo points outside Berserk, or 3 or fewer inside Berserk.
Convokewhen:
- Your Rip's will not fall off during Convoke'schannel. AND
- Tiger's Furyis up. AND
- You have 1 or fewer combo points outside of Berserk, or 2 or fewer combo points during Berserk.
- *note: You generally want to pair this with Berserkif possible.

Second Priority: Finishers

Ferocious Biteat 5 combo points and both of these are true:
- If inside Incarn/Berserk, Primal Wrathis not in pandemic. Otherwise Rip's from Primal Wrathhave at least 6.5s remaining.
- You have a Ravageproc and there are fewer than 8 targets.
- A target has Bloodseeker Vinesand there are fewer than 7 targets.
Primal Wrathwith 5 combo points if any of these conditions are met:
- Rip's from Primal Wrathhave 6.5 seconds or less remaining outside of Incarn/Berserk.
- Rip's from Primal Wrathare missing or in pandemic range inside Incarn/Berserk.
- There are 2 or more targets.
Ripon targets without Ripthat will live for a decent amount of time.
- Please, I beg you, if you are using Ripon multiple targets; you should seriously be talenting Primal Wrath. It's as close to mandatory as it gets.
Ferocious Biteat 5 combo points with either 50 energy or inside Incarn/Berserk.

Last Priority: Generators

Below this point, skip any spells you've already cast towards Bloodtalonsif you have 0 or 1 stacks of Bloodtalons.
Thrashif it's either missing or in pandemic range.
Brutal Slashif it will cap on charges within the next 4 seconds, or mobs will die in the next 4 seconds.
Swipeif there are 5 or more targets.
Prowlinto Rakeon a target where Rakeis either missing, in pandemic range, or can be upgraded as long as you don't have a Sudden Ambushproc.
Prowlinto Rakeon a target where Rakeis either missing, in pandemic range, or can be upgraded.
Shadowmeldinto Rakeon a target where Rakeis either missing, in pandemic range, or can be upgraded as long as you don't have a Sudden Ambushproc.
Shadowmeldinto Rakeon a target where Rakeis either missing, in pandemic range, or can be upgraded.
Refresh Rake's that are either missing, or in pandemic range if you're not capped on Clearcastingstacks.
Swipeif there are 4+ targets.
Refresh Moonfire's that are either missing, or in pandemic range if you're not capped on Clearcastingstacks.
Rakeif it's either missing, or in pandemic range.
Brutal Slash
Swipe
Swipe
Shredif Sudden Ambushis not up.
Shred
Thrash
If you still need Bloodtalons, proc it with this priority:
- If you have a Sudden Ambushproc, Rakethe target with the lowest remaining Rakeduration.
- Lunar Inspiration Moonfireon the target with the lowest remaining Moonfireduration.
- If you have a Sudden Ambushproc, Rakethe target with the lowest remaining Rakeduration.
- Shred
- Rakea target without a Pouncing Strikessnapshot.
- Thrash

Talents:

Raid Talents:

Feral has a lot of build options for raid, and perhaps the most significant choices of those being which Hero tree you play. Here, we’ll try to outline situations you might play one or the other, but keep in mind both are competitive and nothing should be set in stone. It’s recommended you play around and see what works for you, and to also check out what others are running on logs.

Note: until you get your 4-set, you should play Wildstalker.

Single Target: With 4-set, Wildstalker may still be slightly better in pure single-target. This is largely based off PTR testing, as there’s some issues with simming Bloodseeker Vines, however chances are they’re quite close and chances are it could go either way or differ based on the fight. Druid of the Claw is punished slightly more by downtime compared to Wildstalker as well, as it loses more from not being able to auto the boss.

Fights with Adds: Druid of the Claw will likely be the better option, particularly as adds in raid are typically bursted down quite fast, and Ravageplays into this well, in addition to Bestial Strengthoffering better AOE with just a single talent point invested into Primal Wrath, which is also particularly useful when mobs are spread. Conversely, Wildstalkers focus on damage over time effects naturally loses value when mobs die too quickly.

Cleave or Council fights: with extended multi-target (2-4), Wildstalker might be stronger, as its multi-target value is partly dependent on Rake and targets living long enough. However once again the jury is out and chances are both are good.

Below are some build predictions for Mythic (they may also translate to Heroic/Normal).

Ulgrax Build: there’s enough adds on Mythic to justify Druid of the Claw with light AOE, with 1-minute Stampeding Roar possibly being quite useful as well. The boss is immune while adds are up, so no funnel opportunities.

Bloodbound Horror Build: You can probably play a single-target Druid of the Claw build here and just cleave Ravages onto the adds, however if you need more add damage just play the Ulgrax build.

Sikran Build Pure single-target with a bit of downtime, probably just play Wildstalker, though if you want to try DOTC, or Wildstalker without Moonfire.

Rasha’nan Build: the adds aren’t too significant, but will recommend Primal Wrath just in case you can get some funnel with Apex, and with this I think Wildstalker might be more useful because you’re already taking Apex and Circle in the single-target build, as here it’s not as much about killing the adds but utilising them to funnel. However if you want to pad and nuke the adds, the best parsing build is probably DOTC. However it may simply just be best to play pure single-target.

Broodtwister Build: the most AOE-focused fight, you should probably play Druid of the Claw here, especially as the adds need to be nuked quickly. If you need that extra bit of AOE, you can consider a build like this, or if you need even more AOE with Rampant Ferocity.

Princess Build: pure single-target, your build options are the same as with Sikran.

Silken Court Build: The boss with the highest cook potential. Given its a council-esque fight with extended cleave on 2 targets, Wildstalker might be the best on paper as you can easily maintain DOTs on both. There’s also the option for a build without Moonfire. However you may also want to try a DOTC build, especially if you prefer something easier to play. Lastly even a L/R build without Berserk is competitive. Experiment!

Queen Ansurak Build: this boss has DOTC written all over it, as burst AOE can be very valuable here, however you also don’t want to compromise too much single-target, hence why you may want to keep Saber Jawstalented, though if you need more AOE you can also adjust.

Lastly, some general purpose raid builds:

WS ST Without Moonfire WS ST L Build WS Hybrid ST-AOE DOTC ST DOTC Hybrid ST-AOE

Please note you can significantly customise the above, see the talent write-up in the following M+ section.

Dungeon Talents:

DOTC

Feral goes into TWW with even more options when it comes to M+, with both Hero trees creating two distinct options on their own, and within each the widest variety of spec-tree talent options yet. Embrace these options and find what works for you, there is simply no ‘best’ build, especially because different talents will suit different dungeons and groups. However listed below are some reference builds you can play around with, and the images above can help guide you to customise these builds to your liking.

DOTC All-Rounder

DOTC Swipe+Berserk Build

DOTC Double-Rake

DOTC Heavy-ST

Wildstalker Basic

Wildstalker ST/funnel

Wildstalker Bees+Moonfire

Wildstalker Thrashing Claws+Moonfire

Section 1 Options

Tireless Energy: generally it’s recommended you take 1 point in this, unless running Thrashing Claws as Wildstalker. Two points as Druid of the Claw can be decent too.

Double-Clawed Rake: always run this as Wildstalker. Optionally strong for cleave and medium (pug-size) pulls as Druid of the Claw.

Merciless Claws: particularly good as Druid of the Claw, providing good single-target, decent AOE, and great burst, particularly due to its synergy with Berserk: Frenzy.

Thrashing Claws: great option if running Lunar Inspiration, frees up more globals to Moonfire more. Video guide here.

Section 2 Options

Taste for Blood: strong single-target and funnel (if a particular dungeon has priority mobs you want to funnel Apex procs into). Strong synergy with Convoke, and particularly Druid of the Claw in general.

Infected Wounds: decent single-target and cleave, particularly good if playing Double-Clawed Rakeand Wildstalker in general. As Druid of the Claw this is generally only taken if playing Taste for Blood.

Sudden Ambush: good single-target, and similar to above can be great for cleave due to the synergy it has with Double-Clawed Rake. Generally recommended as Wildstalker, but this expansion can be easily skipped as Druid of the Claw for dungeons with large pull sizes or when playing Merciless Claws‘swipe builds’.

Savage Fury: great burst and great for larger pull sizes, however a little bit less effective on single-target. Longer travel time between packs in some dungeons can give time for TF to reset, thereby giving talents like this higher overall uptime as well.

Lunar Inspiration: strong single-target and cleave as Wildstalker, and can help proc Bloodtalons more often.

Moment of Clarity: good single-target and decent all-rounder, can help if you are struggling with energy too.

Raging Furyvs Tiger’s Tenacity: both are good for both Hero trees, Tiger’s Tenacity is generally a bit better overall, particularly with DOT-focused builds, but Raging Fury is competitive and the added uptime can be useful depending on how long packs are living, or if you simply prefer playing with a higher uptime on Tiger’s Fury.

Section 3 Options

Convokevs Incarn: Druid of the Claw in general favours Convoke, however both are competitive as Wildstalker, with a slight edge to Convoke. Similar to last expansion, Convokeis a bit more single-target oriented than Incarn, however it still offers great AOE burst as well. If you drop Taste for Bloodwith Wildstalker, Incarn should be very competitive, and I recommend playing around with it in different dungeons, especially if there’s any boss mechanics you can dodge with the free Prowl cast.

Bloodtalonsvs Lion’s Strength: similar to last expansion, feel free to play the latter for an easier option if you are learning the spec or simply prefer it. The difference is probably even smaller than sims suggest as you’ll be making less mistakes and can focus that tiny bit more on mechanics or crowd control.

Adaptive Swarm: good for both Hero trees, with 1 point in bees is one of the single best options you can take for pure single-target, and I would recommend running it almost all the time as Wildstalker. 2 points into Unbridled‘beekeeping’ is where it gets really interesting if you want more cleave and AOE value, particularly on medium size pulls. However its value drops off on really large AOE.

Carnivorous Instinct: good all-rounder, with particular strength in large AOE, and for burst, due to not only amplifying Tiger’s Fury, but also synergies with Berserkand Convoke. Related to burst, it’s one of the only talents in the bottom section that buffs Brutal Slash for example, which again is stronger inside of Berserk. Gains even more value if playing Raging Fury.

Feral Frenzy: a good single-target option for both Hero trees, and not useless in AOE either, as it can help you weave Ferocious Bitewith the free combo points.

Rip & Tearvs Veinripper: this node is more competitive than ever, and somewhat comes down to R&T offering more AOE, with Veinripper offering more funnel - as the added Ripduration in AOE can help you weave Ferocious Bite. However the added Rakeduration is also great for Wildstalker, with more Rakeuptime resulting in more Bloodseeker Vinesuptime.

Saber Jaws: a pure single-target option for Druid of the Claw, its value will vary significantly based on dungeon.

Consumables:

Potions

Tempered Potion is your dps potion for every situation.

Algari Healing Potion is the only health potion available. That being said, if you find yourself equipped with an engineering crafted piece, Heartseeking Health Injector can situationally be a superior option.

Food

Feast of the Midnight Masquerade, Feast of the Divine Day and Beledar's Bounty are all essentially equal, with Beledar's Bounty being by far the cheapest option.

Phials

Flask of Alchemical Chaos for every situation

Weapon Oils/Stones

Ironclaw Whetstone/Ironclaw Weightstone or Algari Mana Oil. These have extremely similar value, though you should default to Ironclaw Whetstone.

Augment Rune

Crystallized Augment Rune

Gearing:

Stat Priority:

Sim yourself using Raidbots Top Gear. Do not follow any stat priorities.

Gems and Enchants

Gems: 1x Elusive Blasphemite or Culminating Blasphemite and a mixture of the other gems based on your sims. It is not worth slotting in a Stamina gem. Personally don't think Elusive Blasphemite is necessary as a Feral Druid, given that we already have a lot of speed, but it would be a disservice to not mention it.

Weapon: Authority of the Depths or Authority of Radiant Power The former provides better pure single target damage, while the latter is better with more targets-- and Neru'bar Palace has a lot of adds. Thereotically, Stonebound Artistry is the best for pure AoE, but that is fairly rare.

Chest: Crystalline Radiance

Cloak: Chant of Winged Grace

Legs: Stormbound Armor Kit

Wrist: Chant of Armored Avoidance

Boots: Defender's March or Scout's March

Ring: You should always sim your own character to determine what enchant to use in this slot. They tend to be very close. If you don't want to sim, Radiant Mastery is usually a safe choice.

Crafting

This is prone to be updated with tuning. Dreamgrove is not responsible for any mistakes made in crafting if you do so before Mythic week.

Charged Halberd (or any crafted 2h agi weapon) with Darkmoon Sigil: Ascension. An alternative if you are out of combat a lot is Elemental Focusing Lens
Binding of Binding if you have a partner you can trade with, otherwise sim the best slot for your gear using Writhing Armor Banding or Elemental Focusing Lens. For mythic+ you should use Dawnthread Lining
To be updated sometime after Heroic week.

Special Note: You can craft 610 PvE item level PvP gear with Forged Gladiator's Heraldry and slot your 2nd embellishment slot on that at the start. This requires farming 525-700 conquest depending on item slot. This item can additionally be socketed by farming Honor to purchase Vicious Jeweler's Setting.

Trinkets

These trinket lists are in rough order of strength, assuming the highest item level version of the items. You should always sim your own character to determine which trinkets you should equip. At the time of writing, Ovi'nax's Mercurial Egg is bugged in-game. This is potentially a strong option, but until we see this trinket on live servers it won't be on the list.

For use in Raid:

Mad Queen's Mandate This is by far our strongest raid trinket, especially with Wildstalker.
Skardyn's Grace
Treacherous Transmitter No reason to use this trinket since Skardyn's Grace is farmable, easier to use, and stronger. Play as 2 minute CD.
Void Reaper's Contract
Ara'kara Sacbrood
Dead-eye Spyglass
Empowering Crystal of Anub'ikkaj

For use in Mythic+:

Skardyn's Grace In keys, this is a must-have trinket. It's farmable and also clearly the best choice.
Mad Queen's Mandate
Ara'kara Sacbrood This is particularly potent in AoE, so you can make a case that it's better than Mad Queen's Mandate in some situations.
Dead-eye Spyglass
Empowering Crystal of Anub'ikkaj
Void Reaper's Contract

Miscellaneous:

What is snapshotting?

Snapshotting refers to the process of continually ensuring that your strongest bleeds are ticking on your targets. The strength of feral bleed ticks is snapshotted (calculated) at the moment of application and lasts for the duration of the bleed. If certain buffs are active when the bleed is applied, such as Tiger's Fury, the damage of its snapshot will be stronger. A good feral player is aware of this and will weave between applying stronger bleeds and leaving currently ticking bleeds alone.

Tracking the strength of different bleeds across multiple/changing mobs is notoriously difficult, so we recommend the use of Weak Aura bleed packages such as those found in dreamgrove.gg. All our WA packages follow the same general format:

If the bleed’s icon is highlighted in green or its number is higher than 100: this is a stronger bleed than the one you currently have active.
If the bleed’s icon is highlighted in grey or its number is equal to 100: equal value bleed
If the bleed’s icon is highlighted in red or its number is lower than 100: this is a weaker bleed than the one you currently have active.

Note: You will not necessarily upgrade every snapshot. Please review the rotation section.

Which bleeds are snapshotted?

All Feral dots and bleeds will snapshot at higher values when paired with Tiger's Fury
Rakewill also snapshot
- Prowl
- Shadowmeld
- Sudden Ambushprocs due to Pouncing Strikes
Ripwill also snapshot Bloodtalons
Thrashwill also snapshot Moment of Clarity

A dot will ideally be applied only when 30% or less of the prior dot remains. This triggers a mechanic known as “pandemic,” which is common to most damage over time spells.

What is “pandemic range?”

This term refers to a DoT mechanic in WoW. The baseline duration of a DoT can be extended by up to 30% if a target is already affected by that DoT. Due to the 30% cap on extension, DoTs generally shouldn't be refreshed too early, as potential ticks will be lost. The ideal window of time to refresh a DoT is known as its “pandemic range.”

Let’s use an example. Consider a 10 second DoT:

Refresh with 1s remaining: the new DoT will be 11s long (10s baseline duration + 1s from prior DoT)
Refresh with 3s remaining: the new DoT will be 13s long (10s baseline duration + 3s from prior DoT)
Refresh with 8s remaining: the new DoT will still be 13s long (10s baseline + up to 30% from prior DoT)

It is therefore most efficient to wait until 70% or more of your bleed has ticked to refresh its DoT.

Fun trivia: the name “pandemic” derives from an old warlock passive that was eventually integrated as a baseline feature of damage over time spells.

What is “clipping?”

Clipping refers to refreshing a dot prior to its pandemic window. Sometimes you will want to do this with Feral because of snapshotting and/or Bloodtalons.

Macros

Here, we provide a list of helpful macros. These macros are not required, but using them may elevate your gameplay. (Note: These macros are not set in stone. Customize them as you see fit!)

Cast Ursol's Vortex at your cursor location (@cursor macro):

#showtooltip
/cast [@cursor] Ursol's Vortex

Use your trinket(s) and/or weapon at the same time as an ability:

Some trinkets and weapons should be used with a major cooldown. A lot of players will bind these items with Berserk.

13 is the top trinket slot
14 is the bottom trinket slot
16 is your weapon slot

If you would like to use all three items with Berserk, use this macro:

#showtooltip
/use 13
/use 14
/use 16
/cast Berserk

This macro may be modified. For example, the macro below only uses the 2nd trinket with Berserk:

#showtooltip
/use 14
/cast Berserk

Cast Entangling Roots on your mouseover target:

This macro casts Entangling Roots on your mouseover target. If your mouse is not hovering over a target, the macro instead casts Entangling Roots on your current target.

#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover, harm, nodead] [] Entangling Roots

Dispel/Soothe on the same bind:

This is the classic help/harm macro, but using mouseovers as well.

#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover, harm, nodead] Soothe; [@mouseover, help, nodead] Remove Corruption; [harm, nodead] Soothe; Remove Corruption

Skull Bash your Focus target:

This macro casts Skull Bash on your focus target. If you have not set a focus target, the macro instead casts Skull Bash on your current target.

We recommend creating a keybind that will assign a target as your focus with one click. This option can be found in the game's keybind settings.

#showtooltip
/cast [@focus, harm, nodead] [] skull bash

Cast Adaptive Swarm on your ally or enemy mouseover target:

This macro casts Adaptive Swarm on a friendly mouseover target. If your mouse is not hovering over a target, the macro instead casts Adaptive Swarm on your current target.

Many abilities that are cast on allies - Rejuvenation, Regrowth, Innervate, etc - may be macro'd in this fashion. To make those macros, simply replace the term "Adaptive Swarm" with your spell of choice. If you want mouseover to work for both friendly and enemy targets, replace 'help' with 'exists'. If you want it to only work on enemy targets, replace 'help' with 'harm'.

#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover, help, nodead] [] Adaptive Swarm

Cast Rebirth on an ally:

This macro casts Rebirth on your current friendly but dead mouseover target. If your ally is alive, the macro instead casts Mark of the Wild.

#showtooltip
/cast [@mouseover, help, dead] Rebirth; Mark of the Wild

Useful WeakAura(s) and Addons

Full WeakAura Packages for Feral

To play feral competently, many variables must be tracked. A single WeakAura is not up to this task, so our contributors have spent many hours assembling full WA packages from individual WeakAuras.

Each package contains multiple WeakAuras that work with each other to help you understand what's happening in combat. No package is superior to the others in the list. We recommend you try out several, and settle on your favorite.

Common Standalone WeakAuras and Addons

None of these WeakAuras or Addons are required, but using them may elevate your gameplay.

Feral Bleed Power by Oi This WA will make it easier to track the power of your next bleed compared to the currently active one. For more details, check out the WA description.

Feral Snapshots by Enth This Addon does many things, including tracking the talents, buffs and damage modifiers affecting DoT abilities. This information is displayed on WAs, standard Blizzard nameplates, Plater, and other addons. For more details, check out the Addon description.

Rake Plater mods by Sretnuh This links to a collection of Rake mods for the Plater addon. Their purpose is to help you track which targets have Rake at a glance. No listed mod is superior to the others. We recommend you try out several, and settle on your favorite.

Clearcasting Glows by Sretnuh This WA generates a glowing icon on your Shred, Thrash, Swipeand Brutal Slashbuttons when Clearcastingprocs. For more details, check out the WA description.

Apex Predator's Craving by Marvel This WA produces a glowing icon + sound cue when Apex Predator's Cravingprocs for a free bite. For more details, check out the WA description.

Adaptive Swarm Helper by KnewOne This WA assists with proper use of Adaptive Swarm. It also includes Unbridled Swarm support for casting on allies. For more details, check out the WA description.

Bloodtalons Tracker from Fore's pack This WA tracks your progress towards crucial procs of Bloodtalons. Bloodtalons is procced when you cast three different combo point generation abilities within 4s. This WA displays the 4s timer. For more details, check out the WA description.

Bloodtalons Tracker from Cheesey's pack This WA is another alternative for tracking crucial procs of Bloodtalons. For more details, check out the WA description.

Focus Skull Bash This WA tracks when your Skull Bash interrupt is off cooldown and ready for use on your Focus target. For more details, check out the WA description.