Shadowpriest PvP in the Mists of Pandaria

Updated for patch 5.4 

Shadow Priest PvP, arguably, has at times been pretty sweet. Priest specced to Shadow can do impressive amounts of damage in a short period of time and even have decent survivability.

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This guide is oriented towards level 90 Shadow Priest PvP. If you’re not level 90 you’ll have to adjust appropriately. To get to 90 ASAP grab this leveling guide.

Shadow Priest PvP Contents

• Shadow Priest, in brief
• Shadow Priest PvP Build
• Shadow Priest Glyphs
• Shadow PvP Stats
• Shadow PvP Gems
• Shadow Enchants
• Race Choice
• Professions
• “How to Shadow” Videos
• Shadow Priest Macros
• Shadow Abilities
• Shadow patch notes
• Leveling Faster

Other Priestly Guides

• Shadow PvE
• Discipline PvE, Discipline PvP, Discipline PvP Gear
• Holy PvE
• Priest  overview and Priest leveling

They have the DoTs, some limited healing/mitigation through Vampiric Embrace and Power Word: Shield, CC techniques, great buffs, powerful blasts, and more. The Shadowform increases damage and reduces incoming damage. Not bad.

See below for selected patch 5.3 and 5.4 notes. 5.3 brought some nerfs, but Shadow is still viable. You just have to play it a bit more cautiously.

 

The Short Shadow PvP Guide

Some quick notes on S. Priests, scroll down for more detail. See this post for 5.3 and 5.4 PvP changes

• The build and glyphs : here
  • For some rotations you can see the Shadow PvE page or see below.
• Stats:
  • Get 6% Spell Hit, then…
  • Int and Haste, patch 5.3 changed Resilience and nerfed PvP power and cut the gem value of both in half.
  • Reforge all other stats into Haste
• Gems and Enchants:
  • Gem for Int and Haste. As gear gets over 500 (in 5.4) then gear more for Haste.
• How much Resilience?
  • Everyone has a base of 65% Resilience (72% in 5.4) so you should gem for offense as you want to punch the other guy’s 65%.
  • PvE gear of similar level is not a viable option as it lacks in PvP power. PvE gear of much higher iLevel is viable until you get better PvP gear.
• Race?
  • Troll, for Berserking or Undead for the escape from effects.
  • Human, for the escape and the Spirit and the expertise.
• Professions?
  • Gathering profs if you need the gold, Herbalism has a very strong Haste cooldown.
  • Alchemy and Engineering for the useful potions and toys, Blacksmithing for the gem sockets.
• How to Kill the Other Guy
  • See below.
• More
  • Shadowy Videos
  • Get Leveled Fast

   

 

 

Shadow Priest PvP Build

Feel free to comment on these talent picks. Keep in mind that talents can be easily switched anytime you’re out of combat. Pick the new talent, spend a tome, follow the prompts, and you’re done.

Description are below the image and our picks are checked .

Important note: most all of the talents are viable in one situation or another. Depending on what you are doing you might want to try other picks. Use what works best for whatever form of PvP you are doing.

Tier 1: Acquired at level 15 – Control  Psyfiend will send players running and feared players take no actions against you, which is why it’s the pick. The glyph will root them in place while they quiver in fear of your awesomeness. Nerfed in 5.4 (it’s now very fragile) so this talent might not be worth it.  Void tendrils– This point blank (no range) area effect roots up to 5 targets, which might be really nice when all those angry players come by to smash you, or a Hunter’s Stampede or DK’s Army.  Dominate Mind – this is your mind control and has some situational brilliance in PvP. For example, controlling that warrior to walk back into your friend’s Ring of Frost or Hunter trap. Not to mention cliff or platform jumping. It can mess with their positioning. Tier 2: Acquired at level 30 – Movement There are no bad choices here, pick what works best for your game.  Phantasm greatly improves your Fade ability, causing it to work as an escape and increasing your movement speed briefly. We all love extra escapes. Very nice. Body and Soul increases the target’s movement speed, briefly, when you cast Power World Shield or Leap of Faith on them. Or on yourself. Throw up a shield and quickly move away. This is also a pretty good pick.  Angelic Feather – place feathers at up to three locations, people moving through the feathers get a speed buff. You can also cast it right on a target and on yourself. Better for leveling and some BGs than arena or mass fights. It was nicely buffed in 5.4 and now might be a good pick for all situations.  Tier 3: Acquired at level 45 – Healing and Damage  From Darkness Comes Light – Vampiric Touch ticks give a chance for a free, instant, Mind Blast with increased damage and that doesn’t consume your DoTs. Especially nice when you can have a lot of DOTs up. Pretty nice rewards for “multi-DOTing,” especially with the 5.4 buff (increased chance to proc.) Works very well with Glyph of Mind Spike. Solace and Insanity – damages an enemy and restores a bit of mana. Also can nicely pump your Mind Flay damage. Mindbender replaces your Shadowfiend. It’s attacks restore your mana. This is a good choice if for some reason you’re not able to get casts off or unable to get the procs from Darkness. Nicely buffed in patch 5.4. Best option for arena when getting focused by two or more melee. Tier 4: Acquired at level 60 – Emergencies  Spectral Guise is a sort of stealth and has its uses. See below for a video showing you how it works. Makes it easier to get off “hard casts.” Shadow priests also use this to interrupt enemy hard casts and position themselves for stealth fear bombs. Angelic Bulwark throws up a shield to protect you when you go below 30% health. Nice as an automatic defense.  Desperate Prayer instantly heals your for 30% of your health and has obvious use. Tier 5: Acquired at level 75 – Bonuses  Divine Insight: Your SW: Pain ticks have a chance to proc free Mind Blasts. Spread SW:P around and you might get lots of procs.  Power Infusion increases casting speed and reduces mana costs for 20 seconds. Nice for when that burst is needed. Twist of Fate – Finish Him! you do more damage as the target gets low in health. Changed from a 20% to a 35% threshold in 5.4, but Divine Insight is still better. Tier 6: Acquired at level 90 – Godhood. Well, maybe not.  Divine Star: Your star blasts outward, straight away from you, damaging enemies and healing allies along its path, and does the same on its return. Most useful against small, tight groups, which is what you have in a lot of PvP. The others are better for groups that are more spread out.  This talent’s true power is in its self-heals and it’s the best option if you want survivability. Halo: A Ring of Power extends outward from your location damaging enemies and healing friends and doing max power at 25 yards. Good for large groups and if you are good at positioning.  Cascade: Your Holy Bolt bounces from target to target, doing damage to each, preferring longer range targets and never hitting the same one twice. Very nice for group fights, such as BGs.

 

Shadowpriest Glyphs

The major glyphs have all the useful spell changes, the minor glyphs are just cosmetic. Shadow has a number of useful glyphs, and these are more or less in order of interest. Which glyphs will depend on exactly what your role is. How much healing are you doing, for example.

Major:

1. Reflective Shield – Bouncing spells back is always a good thing.
2. Glyph of Inner sanctum – Take a bit less damage and move a bit more quickly. With the Shadowform nerf this patch you will really want this glyph. 
3. Glyph of mass dispell can remove bubbles and ice blocks. Given the cast time of MD, though, this glyph would be better for BGs than Arena.
4. Glyph of Inner Fire – a nice armor boost.
5. Glyph of Prayer of Mending – Larger first hit of P of M.
6. Glyph of Renew More heal in less time.
7. Glyph of Fade – 10% damage reduction, need more be said?
8. Glyph of Mind Blast crits will root your target.
9. Glyph of Leap of Faith to grab healer, or other ally, from harm’s way and free him from effects.
10. Glyph of Dispersion reduces the cooldown of Disp.
11. Mind Spike – Faster casting of Mind Blast, works very well with the From Darkness Comes Light talent.

Minor:

1. Shadow Ravens – Changes the form of your orbs.
2. Dark Archangel – Changes your form when casting Devouring Plague
3. Shadowy Friends – Your non-combat pets are now shadowy.

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Shadowpriest Stats

• Stats, best to worst: Spell Hit to 6% > Intel > Haste > Mastery > Crit > PvP Power > Resilience
• Note: 15% Spell Hit is required for raid bosses.

Hit and Expertise add in to your Spell Hit. You want a total of 6% Spell Hit. Spirit from gear and effects (and the Human racial)  also factors in. In short, 6% Spell Hit should be easy.

Intelligence is your spell power and it adds a bit of Crit. It’s still you best damage stat.

Haste reduces casting time of all spells including damage, heals, CCs and utility. It reduces the Global Cooldown of instant casts and reduces the tick time between DoTs and Renew. With the large amount of CC and movement in PvP, fast casts are essential.

There are also certain haste breakpoints at which you gain extra ticks on your DoTs and Renew. The most important breakpoint is 24.97% for SW:P and DP, but 30.01% for VT is achievable with Grievous gear and should be obtained.

Crit increases the critical strike chance of all spells, both damage and healing. Burst is partically important when dealing with healers. Crit also increases the crit chance of Shadowfiend and Mind Bender.

Mastery sounds better than it is. It increases the chance for all your DoTs to tick twice. About the only times where Mastery will be better than Crit is in big fights, where you’re spreading your DOTs out among a lot of targets. For all the rest, go with Crit.

PvP Power is like attack power for PvP only. It adds directly to your damage and heals on other players and has zero effect outside of PvP. Nerfed hard in patch 5.3 it’s still decent, but the PvP Power on your gear will be enough.

Resilience is 72% is patch 5.4, regardless of gear. Stacking it isn’t necessary, but if you really want more there are the gems and there is also a set bonus from the two PvP trinkets, which adds about 10%.

Reforging

Make sure you have your Spell Hit to 6% and reforge everything else into Haste, then Crit. Get a reforging addon to make that job easy.

 

Gemming Shadow Priests

Point for point Int is more valuable than PvP Power. The PvP Power and the Resilience gems no longer have double the stats of Int gems (they lost that in 5.3.) This means that we are no longer gemming for either. You should also have no need to gem for Hit, though if you DO then an Int/Hit gem is a good way to go.

• Meta: Burning Primal Diamond until you can get Tyrannical Primal Diamond. Sinister Primal Diamond could be an interesting choice if you do the legendary gem quests.
• Red sockets: Brilliant Primordial Ruby
• Yellow Sockets:Quick Sun’s Radiance or Reckless Vermilion Onyx
• Blue sockets: Mysterious Imperial Amethyst
• Prismatic (Belt buckle and Blacksmithing sockets:) Brilliant Primordial Ruby

If your gold stash is too low to buy all the best gems and stuff, check these gold tips.

Gem Priorities
Meta	Sinister Primal Diamond: +324 Critical Strike, and chance on spell damage to gain 30% spell haste Burning Primal Diamond: +216 Int & 3% Increased Crit Effect Tyrannical Primal Diamond: +665 PVP Power and +775 Resilience, requires 27k earned conquest points and iLevel 476, cost 1k conquest points.
Red	Brilliant Serpent’s Eye: 320 Int, self-only Jewelcrafting gem Brilliant Primordial Ruby: 160 Int
Yellow	Mystic Sun’s Radiance: 160 Resilience Quick Sun’s Radiance: +320 Haste
Blue	Stormy River’s Heart: +160 PvP power Rigid River’s Heart: +320 Hit
Orange	Reckless Vermilion Onyx: 80 Int, 160 Haste
Green	Vivid Wild Jade: +80 Res, +80 PvP Power
Purple	Mysterious Imperial Amethyst: +80 Int, +80 PvP Power Veiled Imperial Amethyst: 80 Int and 160 Hit
Prismatic	Brilliant Primordial Ruby: 160 Int
Cogwheel	Requires an engie helm, such as Energized Retinal Armor. Quick Tinker’s Gear: 600 Haste Fractured Tinker’s Gear: 600 Mastery

 

Shadow Priest Enchantments

Short on gold? If you want to buy the best enchants, fund all of your alts, donate to the guild, etc., but don’t have the cash, then see what the Tycoon Addon can do about about fixing your poverty.

Helm enchants are gone in Mists of Pandaria, shoulder enchants are handled by the Inscription profession.

Shadow Priest Enchantments
Weapon	Enchant Weapon – Jade Spirit: Sometimes increases Int by 1650, might increase Spirit.
Shoulders	Secret Crane Wing Inscription: – 520 Int and 100 Crit rating, Requires Inscription 550. Greater Crane Wing Inscription: +200 Int and 100 Crit
Cloak	Enchant Cloak – Superior Intellect: +180 Int Lightweave Embroidery – chance for 2k Int for 15 sec, requires tailoring
Chest	Enchant Chest – Super Resilience: +200 Resilience Enchant Chest – Glorious Stats: +80 to all stats
Bracers	Enchant Bracer – Super Intellect: +170 Int Fur Lining increases Int by 500, requires leatherworking. Socket Bracer – Pop in a gem, requires Blacksmithing 400
Gloves	Enchant Gloves – Greater Haste: +170-Haste Socket Gloves – Pop in a gem, requires Blacksmithing 400
Belt	Livingsteel Belt Buckle: Gem slot for a nice Int gem
Leggings	Greater Pearlescent Spellthread: +285 Int and +165 Spirit Greater Cerulean Spellthread: +285 Int and +165 Crit
Boots	Enchant Boots – Greater Precison: +175 Hit rating Enchant Boots – Pandaren’s Step: +140 Mastery, slight run speed increase.
Rings	Enchant Ring – Greater Intellect: +160 Int, Requires Enchanting 550

 

 

Professions for Shadow PvP

While none of the professions helps alot with high end PvP they all have some benefit. They’re expensive to level and if you just need gold then go with the gathering professions and work them. The crafts are for those who need every last bit of burning power. All of the regular professions offer a self-only buff of some sort.

Leveling any of the crafting professions will be expensive. Check out Tycoon if you are short on gold.

Since the gems with secondary stats (PvP Power, Haste, Etc.) have twice the value of those with primary stats (Int) you’ll see that Blacksmithing, which allows two more gem slots, will give you 640 PvP Power Vs the 320 or so Int bonus that the other profs give you.

Herbalism provides 2880 Haste rating every two minutes, so might be well worth considering.

Shadowy Professions
Tailoring	Cloak enchant sometimes adds 2k Int for 15 seconds. Make your starter PvP set.
Leatherworking	Bracer enchant adds 500 int.
Jewelcrafting	Make nicer gems for your own use.
Enchanting	Enchant both rings, for a total +320 Int gain.
Inscription	Shoulder enchant adds 520 Int and 100 crit.
Alchemy	More effect from your own potions. Adds 320 Int and an extra hour to your main flask.
Engineering	has lots of interesting toys, some of which have situational use, and Synapse Springs, which increases Int by 1940 for a short time. If you take this use a macro to activate it along with other short term buffs.
Blacksmithing	gives two extra gems slots. Since gems with secondary stats have twice the value of gems with primary stats Blacksmithing might be a very valuable profession. For example, you’ll be able to socket he two gems for 640 PvP Power instead of 320 Int.
Skinning	provides 480 crit rating
Herbalism	Small heal and Lifeblood (2880 Haste for 20 seconds)
Mining	480 Stamina

 

Top – Build – Stats – Gems – Enchants – Notes

 

 

Race Choices for Shadow Priest PvP

Pandarens can be Priests, Orcs are the only race which cannot be priests.

The best race choice is the one that you want to play. Your skills will far outshadow any of the racials. That said, here’s a rundown of the racial bonuses.

Best race?

• Horde: Troll (Berserking, VooDoo Shuffle), Uneaded (PvP – remove effects)
• Alliance: Human (Spirit, Escape, Rep gains)

Pandaren

Pandarens get to choose, once they leave the starting area, whether they will join the Horde or the Alliance.

• They can stun enemies with a strike of their hand, for four seconds. While you’re hardly melee, this will have some “I want to get away from you!” value.
• Rested (as from an Inn) XP lasts longer, for slightly faster leveling.
• Increased benefits from food buffs
• Good at Cooking.
• “Bouncy,” so take less falling damage when knocked off the lumber mill (not that you care since you have Levitate.)

Horde

Blood Elf – Best hair, no useful Priest abilities.

• Arcane Torrent restores some Mana and interrupts casting. Unfortunately, it’s point blank and won’t interrupt those melee types who will be in your face.
• Good with Enchanting

Goblin – Holy relics for sale! What? Of course they’re genuine! You calling me a con gob, bud?

• Rocket Jump is a nice escape from pesky melee types.
• 1% Haste is a nice stat for any Priest.
• Good with Alchemy

Tauren – You have no interesting Priest specific abilities and you’re the butt of cow jokes.

• War Stomp might have some use when mobs/melee get too close, allowing you to escape.
• Increased health isn’t increased by that much at high level, but is always nice.
• Good with Herbalism

Troll – Good Priest choice, and the best tusks anywhere.

• Berkerk is a nice spell casting speed increase, put it in a macro with the appropriate spells so it goes off when you need it.
• Damage increase Vs beasts is very nice when leveling, but has no PvP use.
• Reduced duration of movement impairing effects has some use. .
• Ranged weapon expertise is useless to you.

Undead – “And you are…?”

• Removing fear, charm, etc (Will of the Forsaken) is a nice PvP ability and has some PvE use.
• Cannibalism means never having to pack food/water in your bags and is a nice “in your face” for PvP.
• Drain Life (which also heals you slightly.) This ability is passive and so will be a general DPS (and self-healing) addition.

Alliance

Draenei – regal enough to look the part.

• +1 to Hit helps it all situations. You only need 6% Hit for PvP, though.
• The heal is redundant, for Holy and Discipline. Shadow might find some use for it, since you won’t have to drop out of Shadowform to use it.

Dwarf – No “short jokes” please.

• Stoneform removes bleeds and reduces damage by 10%
• Ranged weapon expertise is useless to you
• Mace expertise will add to your Spell Hit rating if you’re equipping a mace.
• Good with Archeology

Human – Might be the best overall Priest choice.

• Increased Spirit helps a bit with mana regen, and it also adds a bit to your Hit rating due to your Spiritual Precision ability (roughly 0.5%.)
• Bonus to rep gains helps with faction grinding.
• Equipping a mace adds +1% to your Spell Hit rating via your Mace expertise.
• PvP trinket ability allows use of two DPS/Healing trinkets in PvP.

Gnome – Short and… well, er… short.

• Can escape from speed altering effects (Escape Artist,) which has PvP use and situational PvE use.
• Dagger expertise adds +1 to your spell Hit rating if you’re using a dagger.
• Increased mana pool helps, a bit.
• Good with Engineering

Night Elf – Look great in nice gear.

• Shadowmeld has its uses in PvP and can drop aggro in PvE. It can also break incoming spells if you time it just right.
• Being 2% harder to hit is nice.

Worgen – Oh my, Father Wolfie, What big teeth you have…

• 1% crit bonus is nice for heals or damage, even though Crit isn’t your best stat.
• Sprint-like ability (sprint) has its uses.
• Good with Skinning

 

Shadowy Videos for Mists of Pandaria

A nice discussion of talents, builds, and glyphs in 5.4.

Shadow Priest PVP DPS Rotation Guide

This is a basic “how to Shadow PvP” guide.

How Spectral Guise (tier 4 talent) works

 

 

Skill-Capped has a very nice collection of Priest PvP guides (all specs) and a lively forum. Not free, but $4 a month won’t break your budget. Check it out. 

Here are some of the Skill-Capped videos:

• Shadow Priest Healing v Damage
• Shadow Priest Macros
• Mage Vs. Shadow Priest

 

Shadow Priest Macros

A macro for using your “on use” trinket and similar buffs, such as Synapse Springs. ’13’ is the trinket slow, 10 is the glove slot. (All the slot IDs are here.)

•  #showtooltip 10
• /use 13
• /use 10

General Targeting – use this to target someone with a keypress, rather than clicking or tabbing. Best for Arenas, since you have only a few opponents. Make one for each opponent, eg: arena1, arena2, etc. You can also target your team members, just insert their name in place of arena1.

• /target arena1

You can do the same thing with “focus.”

• /focus [target=arena1]

Shadowfiemd– Summons the fiend if it’snot already up, makes sure it’s “defensive”, activates ShadowCrawl, and attacks.

• #showtooltip Shadowfiend
• /cast [nopet] Shadowfiend
• /petdefensive
• /cast Shadowcrawl
• /petattack

Focus Silence – Silences your focus target. Very nice for when he’s being annoying (such as casting something at your team.) You can also use [target=arena1] (or 2 or 3)  for other targets.

• #showtooltip Silence
• /cast [target=focus] Silence

More S. Priest macros on Skill-Capped.

 

 

Shadow Priest Abilities.

These abilities define you as a Shadow Priest, all the other abilities and talents are common to any Priest.

Shadow
Mind Flay	10	Basic attack
Spiritual Precision (P)	20	Spell Hit gained from Spirit
Devouring Plague	21	Burn Shadow Orbs to throw damage and heal self.
Mind Blast	21	Basic attack, generate an Orb.
Shadow Orbs (P)	21	Used to power Dev. Plague and Psychic horror
Shadowform	24	Hmmm, I wonder what this couild be…
Vampiric Touch	28	Put a DOT on the opposition and gain mana.
Shadowy Apparitions (P)	42	A Shadowy suicide bomber you walks towards the enemy.
Mind Spike	44	Blasts the target and zaps your DOTs on same.
Silence	52	Time to shut up. The enemy, not you.
Dispersion	60	Massive damage reduction and regen mana
Psychic Horror	74	Boo!
Vampiric Embrace	78	Heal allies while you do damage.
Mastery: Shadowy Recall (P)	80	More damage from your DOTs.
Void Shift	87	Swap health numbers with an ally, might restore some health if one or the other is very low.

 

Shadow Priest Patch Notes

These are selected patch notes from 5.3 and 5.4. You can see all the Priest patch notes here. See here for 5.3 and 5.4 PvP notes.

5.4 Patch Notes

General

• Nice: Leap of Faith no longer has a facing requirement. Quite nice every now and then when you just aren’t looking that way.
• SW: D Buff 1: Shadow Word: Death damage is now increased by 80% (over patch 5.3) when used on enemies that have less than 20% health, but the cooldown is no longer reset if the target does not die. This makes it much more lethal.
• SW: D Buff 2: Shadow Word: Death now deals 15% more damage.
• Shadow Word: Pain now deals 25% more damage.

Shadow Notes

• Significant Nerf: Shadowform now increases the Priest’s armor by 60%, but no longer reduces all damage taken by 15%. Casters will now do more damage to you. Ditto for any class doing magical damage, eg: Some DK and some Hunter attacks.
• Shadowy Apparitions now creates a shadowy version of the Priest that floats towards the target and deals damage. The apparitions are now treated as a missile, and is no longer an attackable creature. Pretty interesting change.
• Vampiric Touch now deals 20% more damage.

Talents

• Buffed: Angelic Feather now increases allies’ movement speed by 80%, up from 60%, and feathers placed in the world have a duration of 10 minutes (up from 5 minutes). This is a very nice speed boost. You can chain feathers for constant movement.
• Buffed: From Darkness, Comes Light – Shadow: Now has a 20% chance to activate its effect for Shadow Priests (up from a 15% chance). You’ll see a lot more procs if you have more than one target.
• Mindbender was nicely buffed and now deals 10% more damage, and mana return has been increased by 20%. You’ll still probably use the other talents, but this one now has more use in certain situations.
• Nerf: Psyfiend no longer benefits from Haste, its health has been nerfed by 75%, but fixed a bug where Psyfiend wasn’t being affected by base Resilience. It’s now very easily killed by anyone.
• Buff: Twist of Fate‘s damage and healing threshold to activate has been increased to 35% of the target’s base health, up from 20%. While this is nice, the Divine Insight talent is still much better.

Glyphs: Major Glyphs

• Replaced: Glyph of Dark Binding‘s effect is now baseline and has been replaced with Glyph of Focused Mending, which causes Prayer of Mending to only bounce between the target and the caster. 
• Glyph of Fear Ward now reduces the cooldown on Fear Ward without reducing its duration.
• Glyph of Purify now causes Purify to heal the target for 5% of their maximum health after successfully dispelling a magical effect or disease (up from 3%).
• Glyph of Reflective Shield now causes Power Word: Shield to reflect 70% of the damage absorbed (up from 45%).

Class Armor

• Shadow PvP 4-piece set bonus is no longer an area-of-effect and only affects the character that dispels Vampiric Touch

Other

• Shaman totems have been changed and it should be easier to land fears on the Shaman.
• S. Priests are still solid in 5.4.

 

The Fast Priest Leveling Guide

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