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Best bracketSolo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk — Windwalker Monk, 1618 rating
Rated bracket performance
| Bracket | Rating | Rank | W–L | Games | Win% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Solo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk |  1618 | #4347 | 116–102 | 218 | 53% |
| Battleground Blitz - Windwalker Monk | 1605 | #1340 | 9–3 | 12 | 75% |
ranked in 2 brackets
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Engaged — PvP FAQ
What's Engaged's best PvP rating?
Engaged peaks at 1618 rating (Challenger) in Solo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk, and is ranked across 2 rated brackets this season on Nathrezim (US).
Which Monk spec does Engaged push rating on?
Engaged's highest-rated Solo Shuffle spec is Windwalker Monk at 1618 rating (Challenger).
How often does Engaged win in Solo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk?
Engaged wins 53% of their Solo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk games this season (116–102).
How does Engaged do in Battleground Blitz - Windwalker Monk?
Engaged is rated 1605 (Challenger) in Battleground Blitz - Windwalker Monk this season.
Character summary
Engaged is a Orc Windwalker Monk on Nathrezim (US) who is working up the ladder this season, ranked across 2 rated brackets. Their best result is 1618 rating (Challenger) in Solo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk — ahead of 13% of the Solo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk field.
Engaged has played 230 rated games this season. And they hold a remarkably even rating across all 2 brackets. Top of the sheet right now: #4347 in Solo Shuffle - Windwalker Monk (1618), #1340 in Battleground Blitz - Windwalker Monk (1605).
Their active specialisation is Windwalker Monk.
The full per-bracket breakdown follows below — and while you are on Nathrezim, check the current Nathrezim.