Don’t you use a gun and your fists against players who will use ancient magic and explosions against you. Here are the best skills in World of Warcraft Plunderstorm.
World of Warcraft Plunderstorm: Best skills in the game
While you can avoid conflict at all costs during your Plunderstorm matches in World of Warcraft, you will eventually have to deal with enemy players who are not as peaceful as you are. However, even if you level up considerably and have a good amount of Health available, a lack of spells and abilities – now referred to as skills – will put you at a huge disadvantage. The number of times I’ve been obliterated by enemy spells is more than I’m willing to admit.
So, if you don’t want to suffer the same fate, please, get skills from treasure chests and creatures. And if you do, be sure to pick the skills below, the best ones in World of Warcraft Plunderstorm.
Best WoW Plunderstorm Skills
| Skill | Type | Description | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Whirl | Offensive | Engulf yourself in flames and rush forward, damaging enemies you pass through. | This is by far the best skill you can find in Plunderstorm. The idea alone of dealing AoE damage via a flame storm is enough, but given the increased speed you get, you are the monsters kids – and me – have nightmares about. |
| Holy Shield | Offensive | Hurl a blessed shield forward, damaging enemies in its path before returning to you. Recast to trigger a holy explosion at the shield’s location. | When you first step into the battle royale grounds of Arathi Highlands, the lack of of a decent ranged skill can be a problem. Thankfully, the Holy Shield will get the job done, making sure enemies get to experience the durability of your shield, face first. |
| Steel Traps | Utility | Toss a cluster of steel traps directly in front of the caster, rooting and damaging enemies that trigger them. | Using traps to damage enemies has never been my thing, but freezing them in place and damaging them instantly whenever they are near you? Well, Steel Traps may be the exception to the rule! |
| Rime Arrow | Offensive | Fire an icy arrow that seeks your current target, damaging them and nearby enemies. | The Rime Arrow not only has a greater range than the Holy Shield, but its homing capability will ensure you always hit the target and the surrounding area – unless you are really bad at aiming. |
| Fade to Shadow | Utility | Fade into the shadows, teleporting in the direction you are moving while entering stealth for a short duration. | I am no stranger to being killed first in Plunderstorm, so Fade to Shadow is a great way to disappear and ensure you live to Plunder some more before meeting your inevitable death – because winning is a very ambitious ordeal. |
| Storm Archon | Offensive | Call forth the elements, unleashing a destructive barrage in front of the caster. Recast Storm Archon to call another element. Can be recast twice. | Another ranged attack option, the Storm Archon can help you deal elemental damage from afar, making sure that your enemies suffer from a decent AoE attack that will get you out of trouble. |
| Windstorm | Utility | Turbulent winds form in front of the caster that surge forward, damaging and stunning the first enemy struck. | This combines both ranged and status attacks by dealing damage but also making your enemy whirlwind in a move that makes no sense with physics laws, but surely works out nicely to get rid of enemies that will not stop attacking you. |
I would suggest picking any skill you can find if you are severely lacking from good RNG since it is the determining factor for each of these. However, once you find some of the above, don’t skip out on them and equip them instead of any lesser skills you might have picked up before.
