Mistweaver Monk - PvP Guide - Patch 8.1.0

• wrap-in-the-mist: Increases the duration of Enveloping Mist by 1 sec and its healing bonus by 10%.
• wave-of-chi: A wave of chi energy cuts through friend and foe alike. Deals (86.7% of ability power) p. Nature damage or heals (150% ability power). of health. Bounce up to 7 times off targets within 25 yards.
• chi-blast: Launches a stream of chi energy forward with a range of 40 yds, dealing (412.5% ​​ability power) damage. Nature damage to all enemies and heals (412.5% ​​ability power). the monk and all the allies in his path.

Starting with the first branch of this specialization, Chi Burst, as the faculty itself explains, it damages all the enemies that we have in front of us after a short cast. This ability does a lot of damage and will help other players a small percentage as it also heals allies.

wrap-in-the-mist It is a very useful talent on battlefields to heal as many allies as possible.

Many people use Wave of chi but, honestly, it doesn't seem like the most correct option. If what we want is to do more damage, the previous ones are better than this one. In healing it also lags behind.

• haste: Reduces the cooldown of Roll by 5 sec and increases its maximum number of charges by 1.
• chi-torpedo: Charge forward a long distance like a torpedo and increase your movement speed by 30% for 10 sec. Stacks up to 2 times.
• tiger-wish: Increases the movement speed of a friendly target by 70% for 6 sec and removes all root and snare effects.

Personally, Chi torpedo It is the talent that I use for any occasion, both to position myself and to reach other players, although Tiger wish is, perhaps, the best talent in the branch. Tiger wish grants movement speed and removes all effects that affect our mobility while Chi torpedo it just propels us farther and slightly increases movement speed.

Although for tastes colors and Operational it is not far behind. Perhaps the option of increasing the number of charges per minute seems more attractive, although, personally, it does not seem so effective.

• lifecycles: Enveloping Mist reduces the mana cost of your next Vivify by 25%, and Vivify reduces the mana cost of your next Enveloping Mist by 25%.
• spirit-of-the-crane: Teachings of the Monastery causes each additional Dark Kick to restore 0.65% mana.
• Mana tea: Reduces the mana cost of your spells by 50% for 12 sec.

I recommend Mana tea, as it helps you heal your allies considerably without noticing the large mana expenditure.

If, on the other hand, more direct healings are needed, you can opt for lifecyclesWhat it really does is the same in a different way, take care of your mana.

spirit-of-the-crane This talent can be useful in encounters where you have to bursar your healing and, later, you can have a short period of time in which no healings are needed.

• Tiger Tail Sweep: Increases the range of Leg Sweep by 2 m and reduces its cooldown by 10 sec.
• song-of-chi-ji: Creates a hypnotic fog cloud that moves slowly. Enemies touched by the mist fall asleep and are disoriented for 20 sec.
• peace-ring: Forms a Ring of Peace at the target location for 8 sec. Enemies that enter will be kicked out of the ring.

Tiger Tail Sweep y peace-ring It can help us in tricky situations where we need the main target not to receive damage for a short period of time.

song-of-chi-ji It is an effective talent in certain situations in which we need to flee from enemies.

• Elixir of Healing: You drink a healing elixir, healing you for 15% of your maximum health.
• blur-magic: Reduces magic damage you take by 60% for 6 sec and transfers all damaging magic effects currently active to their original caster, if possible.
• Mitigate damage: Reduces all damage you take by 20% to 50% for 10 sec. The reduction increases the greater the attack.

Similar to the Windwalker Monk specialization, Elixir of Healing it would be a good option if, in this case, we did not have good healing in the group. However, it is not the most recommended option for this branch.

Blur magic It will allow us to reduce magic damage and return it to our attackers. No more being defeated by wizards!

Mitigate damage He's a good talent, although I don't find him very useful in PvP. In a specific situation, for example, in an arena where our two teammates have been defeated and we are the only focus of attention, this talent is useful.

• summon-jade-dragon-statue: Summons a Jade Serpent statue at the targeted location. When you channel Comforting Mist, the statue will also begin to channel Comforting Mist onto your target, healing them for 16% ability power. every 0.8 s.
• wind-of-jade-refreshing: Summons a tornado that swirls around you, healing for [(8.25% ability power) * 13]. health for 9 sec to up to 6 allies within 10 yards.
• invoke-chi-ji-the-red-crane: Summons an effigy of Chi-Ji, the Red Crane, for 25 sec. Chi-Ji uses Crane Healing to heal (45% attack power) for damage. to close allies.

summon-jade-dragon-statue is a useful talent for arenas.

wind-of-jade-refreshing It is a useful talent on the battlefield.

invoke-chi-ji-the-red-crane we can use it if we can't constantly heal our allies. It is more useful in sands.

• thunder-focused: Thunder Focus Tea now empowers your next 2 spells.
• fountain-well: For every 6 seconds that Essence Source is not on cooldown, you can channel your next Essence Source for an additional 1 second. Essence Fountain's healing over time duration is increased by 4 sec.
• Rising mist: Rising Sun Kick Heals (15% Ability Power). all allies with your Renewing Mist, Enveloping Mist, or Essence Fountain, increasing the duration of those effects by 2 sec.

For this latest talent pick, thunder-focused It is the talent that I would choose since it enhances our next two spells and in a fight in which we need to bursar a healing, this talent can be our salvation.

Fountain well it is a good talent if we need to prolong the healing over time with good results.

Rising mist It is an offensive talent that will allow us to heal our allies while attacking the target. The usefulness of this talent is found in combat where we have a break to attack the target. It can also be a good choice if we see that in an encounter we are persevering attacking the target for obvious reasons such as dead lives, no damage received ...