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Fury of the Aspects

Spell

Fury of the Aspects

Arcane

Evoker

Instant cast300 sec cooldownSelf Only

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Skullhawk13+10via Wowhead (opens the original comment in a new tab)

Probably going to be known as "Fury" for shorthand, This is the standard Bloodlust/Heroism we've known for years.

Evokers interestingly have a gimmick of time magic but Time warp already exists, so rather than having any bronze magic involved, this is specifically calling upon the blessing of the aspects to empower your raid. At least, as far as I can tell.

As such it counts as a "generic" spell and does not trigger any dragonflight color interactions.

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Fury of the Aspects
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Tooltip

Increases haste by 30% for all party and raid members for 40 sec.

Allies receiving this effect will become Exhausted and unable to benefit from Fury of the Aspects or similar effects again for 10 min.

Spell facts

SchoolArcane
Cast timeInstant
Duration40 sec
Cooldown300 sec
EffectApply Aura
ClassEvoker
RangeSelf Only
Taught byEvoker (skill 1)
Spell ID390386

Datamined from the current retail build. Numbers that scale with level or stats are shown at their base value.

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The comments below were written by Wowhead users. They are community notes, not TheWoWDB comments. See them in context on Wowhead.

WaterGlaive-21via Wowhead (opens the original comment in a new tab)

This spell is being added in Dragonflight to offset the class dilution that comes with introducing another class which doesn’t bring "lust". The beta also has a combat resurrection spell for paladins. Interestingly, this means that all mail classes will still bring lust, and two healing specs will bring tools previously only available to a single healing spec. (Battle res was Resto Druid only, and lust was Resto shaman only.)

Hopefully this will make for fewer "LF Resto Sham" PUG listings, and make it easier to fill comps requiring lust from a non-dps.

Disappointing note: there are still no tank specs which bring bloodlust effects, which continues to be a hurdle for groups who would like to play less "meta" comps. The impact of protection paladins receiving a battle res is minimal, since engineering res is available to any class, and is already available to melee, ranged, healers, and tanks in some form.