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State of Brewmaster Monk in Shadowlands - Tank Strengths, Best Covenants, Soulbinds and Legendaries

posted 2020/11/09 at 4:14 PM by Llarold

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What Has Changed for Brewmaster Monk?that article hereClass Changes:

Weapons of Order was reduced to a 10% base Mastery buff.

Weapons of Order was massively buffed, with its max stack count decreased to 4, and stack effectiveness was increased from 5% per stack to 8%. This is a buff on multiple levels. First of all, 32% > 25%. Second, reaching maximum effectiveness now takes 21 seconds, down from 28. Finally, increasing the debuff duration to 10 seconds makes the debuff much, much, much less likely to fall off randomly while stacking it. It is a much stronger ability now.

Faeline Stomp was redesigned to spawn under your feet, meaning that it no longer misses melee-range targets due to spawning behind them. Also, you no longer have to move to be in it upon casting. Once you Stomp, you’re instantly on the Faeline.

Faeline Stomp was capped at 5 enemy targets, but also heals up to 5 friendly targets, including yourself.

Faeline Stomp also had its damage increased by 50% and its cooldown reset chance reduced by 40%.

Faeline Stomp had its damage reduced by 50% (lol) and it no longer applies Breath of Fire, instead it increases your Stagger value by 5% for 8 seconds, comparable to High Tolerance.

Bonedust Brew was buffed to be a ~12% damage increase while active.

Bonedust Brew was buffed again, to be a ~17.5% damage increase while active.

Fallen Order was fixed, so that summoned Monks last the correct amount of time. They had been lasting twice as long as intended, meaning they dealt about twice as much damage as intended.

Evasive Stride was redesigned from a base Stagger value increase to a chance for Heavy Stagger to heal you instead of dealing damage. Because you Purify so often, staying in Heavy Stagger for long doesn't happen very often anymore. While this Conduit looks like it would be a terrific defensive bonus on paper, it generally winds up doing very, very little. Unfortunately, it’s not exactly up against great competition.

Soulbinds and Conduits have undergone literally too many changes to list here. It would triple the list.

Celestial BrewPurifying BrewKeg SmashWeapons of OrderBonedust BrewBug Fixes:

Monks can once again Stagger Magic damage, at the standard 35% rate as in BFA.

Provoke increases the target’s movement speed.

Dual-wielding was implemented.

Blackout Kick correctly grants stacks of Mastery: Elusive Brawler.

Faeline Stomp was fixed to once again hit targets multiple times per session.

The offensive component of Bonedust Brew works correctly.

Weapons of Order no longer double-stacks.

Talents, Soulbinds, Legendaries, and Everything ElseSocial ButterflyLead by ExampleEscape from RealityStormstout's Last KegCharred PassionsFatal TouchStormstout's Last KegStormstout's Last KegStormstout's Last KegStormstout's Last KegBaseline Class Changes PageBrewmaster Talents PageBrewmaster Monk Leveling PerksClash

Touch of Death (Level 52) - Touch of Death gives you a free Purifying Brew. It’s a 3-minute cooldown. Purifying Brew is a ~7-second cooldown. A free defensive benefit isn't bad, but this is so small it barely even registers as a bonus.

Paralysis (Level 56) - This takes 15 seconds off the cooldown of your powerful, all-purpose crowd control skill. It's pretty nice in situations in which your ability to crowd control is useful, whether you’re using it as a legitimate crowd control or as an ad hoc interrupt.

Zen Meditation (Level 56) - Behold, the game’s least useful defensive cooldown is slightly easier to use! This actually makes Zen Meditation a pretty decent defensive tool for cutting through damage zones that you’re supposed to go around -- but you could just Roll through or around, so this probably still isn’t all that useful.

Invoke Niuzao, the Black Ox (Level 58) - This bonus gives you free damage. It is a minor increase to an AoE DPS cooldown. Nothing game-breaking, but a little more damage is never a bad thing. No complaints.

Covenant Abilities for Brewmaster Monk
Kyrian

Weapons of Order grants a 10% Mastery buff, resets the cooldown of Keg Smash (it resets 1 charge if you are wearing the Stormstout's Last Keg Legendary effect), and grants a stacking damage buff that applies to all of your damage. It takes 4 Keg Smash casts to stack up to full power. Assuming a 7-second cooldown on Keg Smash, that means you’ll need 21 seconds to get the debuff up to full strength without Stormstout's Last Keg. With Stormstout's Last Keg, that’s closer to 14 seconds, which is a pretty fast rampup for a 30-second (35 seconds with Strike with Clarity) debuff. Assuming you Keg Smash near the end of the buff duration, you will gain a ~45 second damage increase cooldown every 2 minutes. That's really, really good!
Strike with Clarity increases the duration and Mastery value of the Weapons of Order buff. It’s simple, but a must-have.
Summon Steward provides a potion that can be used to clear debuffs, and it is on a separate cooldown from health potions available from Alchemy, so it’s easily the best defensive Signature skill available to tanks. The potential to remove bleed debuffs has been valuable in raid and dungeon testing, but that interaction with raid mechanics has been removed, right at the end of beta (lol). Even so, having a third instant heal (along with health potion and healthstone) is always valuable. The steward offers some helpful non-combat utility, such as free respecs and vendoring out in the world, which is cool. The steward is also very cute and friendly, and that’s always worth something.

Venthyr

Fallen Order conjures a spooky portal that summons ghost Monks. They deal damage and heal, and that’s all. This skill has zero utility. It is, for all intents and purposes, a third DPS trinket on a 3-minute cooldown. There are some concerns among the community that it may be tuned to be the highest single-target DPS option, and that is certainly possible -- but is using a fire-and-forget cooldown every 3 minutes that has zero thematic connection to Monks (when is the last time in WoW lore you remember Monks summoning ghosts from a portal?) fun or interesting? Not really.
Imbued Reflections is about as interesting as watching soda go flat, but it’s a good DPS increase. It’s a must-have.
Door of Shadows ranges from excellent to nearly-worthless. The cast time makes it mostly useless mid-combat, especially as a tank, but gaining access to a ground-targeted blink is exceptional for skipping trash packs when pushing Mythic+, or during mobility phases in which you need to run around damage pools. It can no longer be used to blink anywhere within line of sight, and now requires a direct path to the destination. Unfortunately, due to the nature of WoW’s pathing, this means you will encounter spaces in the world (such as in the Venthyr Class Hall, lol) through which you cannot blink despite having line of sight and a clear path.

Necrolord

Bonedust Brew is the most powerful defensive Covenant ability, and its offensive power has been increased once again from its initial version in the beta. The 50% chance to deal 35% extra damage and healing equates to an extra 17.5% damage and healing while the debuff is active. If it’s active 30% of the time, that’s 5.2% more damage. This isn’t great, but it’s still way up from where it has been at points earlier in the beta. That’s a big improvement! When combined with the Conduit Bone Marrow Hops, it becomes a 24.5% damage increase while active, which is actually pretty respectable, and procs also trigger cooldown reduction, although that has been given a hard cap of only 2.5 seconds of CDR per cast. Consequently, this translates to an average cooldown of roughly 30-31 seconds, and it doesn't really perform any better in AoE than it does in single-target. While that's probably a good choice in terms of overall balance, it does mean that this Covenant's one big advantage has been totally eradicated. Ultimately, you now gain about 10% more cooldown reduction on Celestial Brew and Purifying Brew from Bonedust Brew. Over the course of a fight, this translates to an average of around 3 seconds of cooldown reduction for Celestial Brew, and less than 1 second for Bonedust Brew. Neither of those are really that large of defensive gains. Because Bonedust Brew is a Brew, it benefits from Brew recharge effects, in essence increasing its own uptime and effectiveness. It has positive synergy with Black Ox Brew and ultra-defensive playstyles that use Blackout Combo and hold Blackout Kick for the Keg Smash combo.

Bonedust Brew no longer has any serious downsides. It is reasonably competitive in both single target and AoE. It's weaker than Weapons of Order as a burst cooldown, but it is available much more often (~30s CD as opposed to 2-minute CD). Bonedust Brew is not perfect, though -- as it is a GCD spent applying a 10-second buff that deals zero damage on its own. You have to aim it to ensure it hits everything in AoE packs! This can be pretty annoying if adds are not well-stacked! It’s a useful skill, and a good all-around cooldown, but it’s arguably the least fun of all the Monk Covenant Abilities.
Bone Marrow Hops adds more damage, a 7% increase while Bonedust Brew is active, for ~2.5% more overall DPS on average. It's a pretty good bonus. The hard-cap on its cooldown reduction value substantially reduced its effectiveness as a bonus, but let's face it, it was a degenerate mechanic that absurdly inflated the value of Bonedust Brew. As it's currently tuned, it's a well-balanced, appealing bonus that is consistently valuable, but can't be manipulated to absolutely blast the value of Bonedust Brew through the Stargate. That's a good change for game balance -- despite being a little disappointing.
Fleshcraft is a 4-second channel that generates an absorb shield equal to 20% of your max health. If you’re next to a corpse, the absorb shield can scale up to 50% of your max health. 20% of your max health is really not a strong defensive bonus, especially for Brewmaster. Channeling mid-combat is a terrible idea while tanking since you can’t block, dodge, or parry. Starting off combat with a 20% absorb shield is not a huge gain. It’s just not all that good for tanks. It's not bad in Mythic+, but it's not competitive with the Kyrian potion -- not even close.

Night Fae

Faeline Stomp is a basic AoE damage and healing skill. It no longer applies Breath of Fire, instead granting 5% extra Stagger value (like High Tolerance), and that is legitimately good.

All of the problems that plagued this skill earlier in the beta have been fixed, and it works as advertised (it also heals friendly targets). It’s the perfect piece to add to Brewmaster’s rotation. Brewmasters struggle to deal consistent AoE damage. This adds consistent AoE damage. Brewmasters have a boring, static rotation. This adds rotational complexity. Brewmasters have limited self-healing. This adds… well, not a lot of healing, but a little bit is better than none. It’s one of the best-looking ability designs in WoW, and very, very blue.

Unfortunately, its damage has been nerfed to an absolutely embarrassing, confusing degree. It just cannot compete offensively with any of the other Covenant options, and it is a damage-oriented choice. Tragically, the tuning has made it non-competitive offensively, which is its chief purpose. It existed to do AoE damage and not much else -- and it doesn't even do that anymore. I like this skill and was legitimately excited to use it throughout the expansion, so this... sucks.
The Night Fae Covenant Conduit is Way of the Fae, and it’s yet another must-have, although it is weaker than Scalding Brew.
Soulshape is a simple mobility cooldown. It grants an instant 15-yard blink upon casting it, and a 50% movement increase for 15 seconds. It can be reactivated to blink again, which makes it useful for skipping over dangerous raid mechanics. Unfortunately, it’s on the GCD and it will break if you cast most offensive skills, so it’s not great. Given that Monk already has an incredible mobility toolkit, adding this to it isn’t a big deal. Notably, you can Faeline Stomp while it is active without breaking the buff, which is neat.

Choosing a CovenantHold Your GroundService In StoneCombat MeditationLet Go of the PastBonedust BrewLead by ExampleFaeline Stomp

Necrolord is the strongest defensive option, and if you really feel like you want to pack on defense -- go Necrolord.

If you want the most AoE damage in Mythic+ -- go Necrolord.

If you want the best all-around option, or you focus more on raids, Kyrian is a great option.

If you want to be a supreme parse machine in raids, Venthyr is also a competitive option, although it lacks the defensive value and some of Kyrian's versatility.

Brewmaster Monk Soulbind PowersCombat MeditationLet Go of the PastFocusing MantraCelestial EffervescenceValiant StrikesMentorshipAscendant PhialLead by ExampleEmeni's Magnificent SkinGristled ToesCartilaginous LegsHearth KidneystoneSerrated SpauldersBrewmaster Monk Soulbind Conduits

Scalding Brew is a simple Keg Smash damage increase. It’s generally a competitive option with any of the Covenant conduits -- if not just outright superior to them all. This is the only Conduit that has any synergy with your Legendaries, and the synergy between this and Stormstout's Last Keg is pretty obvious. It's simple, but great!

Imbued Reflections is boring, but a must-have.

Bone Marrow Hops is a noteworthy DPS increase, starting at 7% while Bonedust Brew is active, and increasing from there. The cooldown reduction has been hard-capped to only grant 2.5 seconds per cast of Bonedust Brew, which totally limits its scaling into AoE, but that's okay. It's balanced, and balance is... good. No, it is good, really! (*grimaces*)

Walk with the Ox will grant about 30 seconds of cooldown reduction to Invoke Niuzao, the Black Ox. Given the state of our beautiful Oxen boy: It’s not terrific, but it's not terrible, either. It's alright! It's okay! Great!

Strike with Clarity is simple, and not really very good now that it has been nerfed from >30% Mastery to 1.25% Mastery. Wild how a 2500% nerf would skew balance, right?

Way of the Fae increases Faeline Stomp’s AoE damage. It’s simple, but given the reduction of Night Fae's base damage, it suffered a pretty substantial loss in value. Essentially: It's very bad.

Fortifying Ingredients (Endurance Conduit) - Fortifying Brew grants you a shield equal to 12% of your health for 15 sec.
Grounding Breath (Endurance Conduit) - When casting Vivify on yourself, its heal is increased by 15%, and it has a 30% chance to refund its cost.
Harm Denial (Endurance Conduit) - Expel Harm's healing is increased by 25%.

Celestial Effervescence (Endurance Conduit) - While under the effects of Celestial Brew, your effects that heal you are increased by 18.8%.
Evasive Stride (Endurance Conduit) - During Shuffle, Heavy Stagger has a 2.5% chance to heal you instead of dealing damage.

Harm Denial is a simple self-healing increase. Unfortunately, it only affects the base Expel Harm heal, and does not increase the healing of any Gift of the Ox orbs it consumes. As a result, it’s not a very significant healing increase. That being said, it’s still probably the best option due to being a small, constant increase to your self-healing, rather than only being a small, occasional increase.

Celestial Effervescence is arguably just an inferior version of the previous bonus, that’s only active during the roughly 25% of the time Celestial Brew is active. It also applies to Gift of the Ox orbs, but given that you will already have a large Celestial Brew shield active, this bonus seems primarily designed to generate overhealing. There is an undeniable value to consistently coming out of Celestial Brew with full health, but overhealing is worthless. This can potentially be a superior healing bonus to Harm Denial, but it's a little less reliable. In either case, they are both pretty boring, pretty bad, and pretty similar. Verdict: These bonuses suck.

Evasive Stride is the only option that grants direct damage reduction. It’s an extremely small chance, and with the increased number of Purifying Brew casts available, you’ll be spending radically less time in Heavy Stagger. It’s indisputably the only option that’s actually a damage reduction bonus, rather than a healing bonus, but the amount of damage reduction it offers under normal tanking circumstances -- even high-damage situations such as Mythic Raid Testing -- is absolutely pathetic. We're talking .25% of all damage taken converted into healing, for a total of .5% pseudo-damage reduction. No, really, this is my napkin math, but also confirmed by multiple other people who are smarter than me. It's stunning how bad it is. It's comfortably outperformed by a 1% Versatility racial bonus. The Kul Tiran Brush It Off bonus absolutely obliterates it -- nukes it from orbit (only way to be sure). This hypothetically becomes a useful bonus at extremely high levels of Mythic+ pushing when using the maximum rank of the Conduit, but we're legitimately talking about 25+ dungeons before it even becomes competitive with other options, and 30+ before it becomes good. ("Good" still isn't even on par with racial bonuses.) Come on, man!

Fortifying Ingredients adds a small shield onto your biggest defensive cooldown. This isn’t a good bonus. You’re already at your tankiest, does another tiny shield really move the needle? Nah. This bonus is more meaningful for Windwalker and Mistweaver than Brewmaster.

Grounding Breath is potentially super-useful if you find yourself rolling out of melee range and self-healing in Mythic+ -- arguably the #1 trait. Otherwise, it should be 100% worthless.

Dizzying Tumble (Finesse Conduit) Targets affected by your Leg Sweep deal 6.3% less damage for 5 sec.
Lingering Numbness (Finesse Conduit) When Paralysis ends, your target's movement speed is reduced by 40% for 5 sec.
Swift Transference (Finesse Conduit) Transcendence: Transfer increases your movement speed by 12.5%.
Tumbling Technique (Finesse Conduit) Blackout Kick has a 6% chance to grant a charge of Roll.

Dizzying Tumble makes enemies deal less damage, and it waits until they are no longer stunned to apply the debuff. While that is nice, it's not a huge defensive gain, it's tied to a 60-second cooldown, and it requires the target be stunnable to function. It's a fine option if you get forced through a Finesse Conduit, but it's still not very good. All those criticisms aside, when it is able to function, this is legitimately a better defensive option than any of the Endurance Conduits. Isn't that great?! (No.)

Tumbling Technique could hypothetically be somewhat useful for moments when you need more mobility than any class has ever needed in the history of the game. Imagine it: A Brewmaster Monk, Clashing to their target (and it doesn’t bug out and just do nothing), then Rolling to another target and using Blackout Kick, then Rolling again, then Blackout Kicking again, then Rolling again, then Blackout Kicking again, then Rolling… again? No, this is stupid. I feel dumb for even typing it.

Legendaries for Brewmaster MonkGeneral Monk Legendary Powers in Shadowlands

Fatal Touch - Touch of Death cooldown reduced by 120 seconds.
Slot: Wrist, Finger

Touch of Death

Invoker's Delight - You gain 33% haste for 20 seconds after summoning your Celestial.
Slot: Head, Shoulder

Roll Out - During Roll, you are immune to roots and snares.
Slot: Waist, Feet
Original Source: Torghast Anima Power Tumbling Rollstone

Escape from Reality - After you use Transcendence: Transfer, you can use Transcendence: Transfer again within 10 sec, ignoring its cooldown.

During this time, if you cast Vivify on yourself, its healing is increased by 70% and 50% of its cost is refunded.
Slot: Neck, Chest

Vitality SacrificeEcho of EonarBrewmaster Monk Legendary Powers in Shadowlands

Shaohao's Might - Tiger Palm has a 10% chance to deal 250% of normal damage and reduce the remaining cooldown of your Brews by 1 additional sec.
Slot: Chest, Finger

Face Palm

Charred Passions - Your Breath of Fire ignites your right leg in flame for 8 sec, causing your Blackout Kick and Spinning Crane Kick to deal 100% additional damage as Fire damage and refresh the duration of your Breath of Fire on the target.
Slot: Feet, Back

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Mighty Pour - Celestial Brew increases your Armor by 25%, and Purifying Brew has a 25% chance to not consume a charge.
Slot: Legs or Feet
Inspired by: BFA Azerite Trait Straight, No Chaser

Stormstout's Last Keg - Keg Smash deals 30% additional damage, and has 1 additional charges.
Slot: Shoulder or Hands
Original Source: Legion Legendary Stormstout's Last Gasp

Picking the Best LegendaryStormstout's Last KegBreath of FireMighty PourConclusionStaggerShufflePurifying BrewCelestial BrewSummon Black Ox StatueProvokeRing of PeaceClash

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Comment by lukesmithkazNot a Monk main, but I appreciate the depths you went into for all those BM Monks out there. Even made me think about dusting off my old BM Monk! Really nice write up.Comment by rcrdlndnA different (in a good way), nice and fun written guide is not rant. Get out of here!Comment by IceWolfDKThis guide is already outdated. A short while ago Let go of the past was nerfed.

Let go of the past had its duration severely nerfed from 10s to 4s. And the versatility bonus only stacks to 4% now, down from 5%.Comment by AlakeiThancanThis is a brillant article but ... This is exactly why covenant abilities and soulbinds and conduits and legendaries suck. This isn't an "article", it's a freaking university thesis. With variables that can be changed, unannounced, with every passing week and hotfix.

Covenant abilities and legendaries alone would have been perfect, soulbinds and conduits are just overkill. It's getting ridiculously complicated to understand your class.Comment by CornbreadPopsThis is a brillant article but ... This is exactly why covenant abilities and soulbinds and conduits and legendaries suck. This isn't an "article", it's a freaking university thesis. With variables that can be changed, unannounced, with every passing week and hotfix.

Covenant abilities and legendaries alone would have been perfect, soulbinds and conduits are just overkill. It's getting ridiculously complicated to understand your class.Comment by verbsarewordsThis guide is already outdated. A short while ago Let go of the past was nerfed.

Let go of the past had its duration severely nerfed from 10s to 4s. And the versatility bonus only stacks to 4% now, down from 5%.Comment by sabocanCries in Night FaeComment by LlaroldThis guide is already outdated. A short while ago Let go of the past was nerfed.

Let go of the past had its duration severely nerfed from 10s to 4s. And the versatility bonus only stacks to 4% now, down from 5%.Not a Monk main, but I appreciate the depths you went into for all those BM Monks out there. Even made me think about dusting off my old BM Monk! Really nice write up.Comment by WanderiumIt's bizarre to me that after nerf to Blackout Kick and complete change of the brews, the already underwhelming talent(but most interesting ) Blackout Combo wasn't updated, currently if you use it on celestial brew, it would not consume the buff.
Also if it gets an update that it works on enhancing SCK as well as tiger palm, and gets more CDR on Breath of Fire, it would be great, and probably will push Charred Passion further, and generally be interesting to play rather than the boring High Tolerance for the 3rd expansion.Comment by PowywyThank you so much for the detailed explanations!

There is a long time before the final soulbind level is unlocked, would you consider other choices, even covenant in that period?

As someone new to tanking, soulbinds like Draven's service in stone, and Dreamweaver's Chrysalis looks appealing. If the numbers where different, for example a strong Fae Line, would they be good options?Comment by adutzu89The guide is comprehensive and the writer knows his stuff, I have no doubt. BUT, the big BUT comes.....there is a reason why Brewmasters are the best tanks out there and have been the kings of tanking since MoP or WoD (didn't played in MoP, so I don't know the state of it back then) and that's because of their defensive capabilities.

It has the best defensive capabilities and with Ironskin brew being replaced by Shuffle, it makes it better, IMO.
It also became even self-sustainable with the adition of Expel Harm, making Brewmaster less healer dependent.
Shadowlands also adds baseline Niuzao and makes Zen Meditation less pathetic so increase in defensive cooldowns department.

The biggest issues which plagued Brewmaster was damage and self-reliance. With legendaries we can improve that and while other tanks will have to go for defensive conduits/spellbinds/legos/etc etc we can go for improving our damage.

For me Brewmaster looks even better than in BfA, but we will have to wait for Shadowlands to oficially launch.Comment by TheQubeI almost never comment, but this is an amazing guide, both in scope and in detail. Also, love the style, the quips... Monks rock!Comment by LlaroldThank you so much for the detailed explanations!

There is a long time before the final soulbind level is unlocked, would you consider other choices, even covenant in that period?

As someone new to tanking, soulbinds like Draven's service in stone, and Dreamweaver's Chrysalis looks appealing. If the numbers where different, for example a strong Fae Line, would they be good options?I almost never comment, but this is an amazing guide, both in scope and in detail. Also, love the style, the quips... Monks rock!Comment by yipzenWhat were the nerfs that they gave Marileth that makes us prefer Emeni over her as Necrolords?Comment by amzeus76nice guide shaman it went out of date quite so quicklyComment by LlaroldWhat were the nerfs that they gave Marileth that makes us prefer Emeni over her as Necrolords?Comment by VeltedCries in Night Faegood Comment by OminousWith Let Go of the Past now nerfed to 3%, does that change the decision-making for Kyrian?

Right now I'm very torn between going Kyrian or Necrolord.Comment by RichardMNixonI'm struggling to understand the author's obsession with everything that increases a brew monk's DPS. Clearly I'm not a hardcore mythic raid world first player, but is my goal as a tank really to maximize my DPS?Comment by yipzenLow dps equals less aggro, specially in AOE situations...it is not fun doing everything you can do just to lose aggro on a mob because your dmg is super low and you are AOE capped.

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