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Choosing the best class in WoW MoP Classic can be a tricky proposition. Even after categorizing by role, while some classes are generally considered reliable, they aren't necessarily suitable for all playstyles.

While there are currently only nine MoP Classic dungeons you can clear, each one comes with additional Heroic and Challenge Modes. Challenge Modes increase the difficulty of clearing dungeons by restricting gear levels to 463.

Therefore, before entering a Challenge Mode dungeon, in addition to consuming WoW MoP Classic gold to enhance your gear beyond leveling, such as adding affixes, you also need to choose a class that's specifically targeted.

With this in mind, we've listed several of the best healing classes in Challenge Mode and ranked them for your reference.

Top Healing Classes Overview

When ranking these classes, it's important to consider their various contributions, primarily based on the following:

• Healing Effect: The amount of healing or defense provided to the tank and raid when they take damage.
• Mana Efficiency: How effective your healing is, and how often your gear runs into mana issues during Challenge Mode.
• Cooldowns: The cooldown time of your abilities when dealing with high damage or other issues.
• Utility: The utility provided to the entire team.

In theory, you can complete Challenge Mode with any healing class, but lower class or specialization strength will make the fight more demanding and time-consuming. After evaluating these factors, we recommend the following classes:

• Discipline Priest (S-Tier)
• Mistweaver Monk (S-Tier)
• Restoration Shaman (A-Tier)
• Restoration Druid (A-Tier)
• Holy Priest (A-Tier)
• Holy Paladin (B-Tier)

Discipline Priest

Despite the nerf to Atonement, Discipline Priest remains your best choice as a healer in Mists of Pandaria Classic. This is because it not only heals allies, but also provides additional defense and can even deal damage to enemies.

More specifically, in combat, Discipline Priest can act as a healer, dealing damage equivalent to half the team's DPS, helping the team clear dungeons faster.

Furthermore, while healing, they also offer damage defense. Their powerful defensive skill, Power Word: Barrier, in particular, provides a reliable defense for allies, preventing enemies from damaging the team at the source.

Mistweaver Monk

As another S-Tier healing class, Mistweaver Monk's strengths lie primarily in the impressive damage and healing output of Rushing Jade Wind and Eminence, as well as the increased mobility provided by Roll and Tiger's Lust.

In terms of damage output, Mistweaver Monk and Discipline Priest share some similarities, demonstrating that truly powerful healers also need to excel in combat!

It's worth noting that in most encounters, Mistweaver Monk can sometimes deal more damage than Discipline Priest.

However, this class has a significant drawback: the long cooldowns on most of its skills. For example, Revival, while having a long cooldown, offers greater damage prevention than healing.

That said, Revival is still a skill worth relying on when your healing is running low, and it can also be very effective in dispelling magic, poison, and disease effects in specific encounters.

Restoration Shaman

Overall, A-Tier WoW Classic MoP healing class is characterized by its lack of damage output, but its ability to heal and restore allies is not to be underestimated.

At least for Restoration Shaman, its strong healing and reliable cooldowns are enough to keep it viable in Challenge Mode dungeons. While the class's overall healing power has been reduced in MoP Classic due to the rework, the following skills still perform well:

• Healing Rain, Chain Heal, and Healing Stream Totem: Provide reliable healing.
• Stormlash Totem, Spirit Link Totem, and Healing Tide Totem: Have strong attack and defense cooldowns.

Restoration Druid

Unlike Restoration Shaman, Restoration Druid's healing power actually received a buff in WoW Classic MoP. In fact, even without this new buff, the class remains reliable.

Of all Restoration Druid's abilities, the most notable is Ironbark. By steadily providing 20% ​​damage reduction cooldown every minute, it provides the team's tank with a steady and powerful healing output and external cooldown.

In terms of weaknesses, both A-Tier healing classes share the same issue: their bonus damage output is mediocre, and the amount of healing they provide is tied to their defensive cooldown.

But honestly, you can't expect every healing class to perform at S-Tier level. At least at this level, Restoration Shaman and Restoration Druid are both good enough.

Holy Priest

This class meets the basic requirements of a healing class: strong healing output, but lacks attack damage and damage reduction cooldowns.

Despite this, abilities like Divine Star, Circle of Healing, and Divine Hymn can definitely be used to their advantage by transforming the class into a healing machine.

In addition, Holy Priest's Lightwell ability has been tweaked so that it no longer relies on allies interacting with it for healing, making it more useful. If you have extra energy during a fight, you can also use Guardian Spirit to disrupt other mechanics.

Holy Paladin

This class was a top choice for healers in the original Mists of Pandaria. Although the reworked class power levels have caused Holy Priest to fall to B-Tier, it still offers high healing and reliable defense.

Although it still lacks damage, after improvements during the beta, you can now gain mana and holy power through Seal of Insight and Crusader Strike, respectively, allowing you to play a melee healer role in your team.

Another reliable Holy Paladin skill has been reworked to include physical damage reduction, making it somewhat like a different version of Power Word: Barrier: increased range with a 5% reduction in damage reduction.

Overall, this class's damage is nearly zero, and its skills lack offensive power, but its defensive abilities are very effective, and its mana efficiency is also very high. Therefore, even though it's only in B-Tier, Holy Paladin is still worth considering.

This concludes the rankings for the main healing classes in Challenge Mode. Feel free to choose a class that suits your needs. Have fun!

Sha of Anger is the world boss in World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria Classic. As the mastermind behind the corruption of Shado-Pan Monastery, Sha of Anger plays a significant role in Mists of Pandaria.

Even after players resolve the crisis at Shado-Pan Monastery, Sha of Anger continues to linger in Kun-Lai Summit, attempting to corrupt the land, which means that Sha of Anger is the world boss of Kun-Lai Summit. Defeating this world boss is a weekly must-do, and the loot it drops is all epic.

Defeating a world boss isn't as challenging as a heroic raid, but it's also not as easy as clearing a dungeon. You'll have to engage in a massive melee of 20 or more players, dealing effective damage amidst the chaotic light effects. So, here's a brief guide to defeat Sha of Anger.

Where Sha Of Anger Appears?

Sha of Anger roams Kun-Lai Summit region. It doesn't always appear in one area, but rather in five random locations:

• Two locations on the road west of One Keg.
• Near the road between Shado-Pan and Westwind Rest.
• One location in Yaungol Advance.
• One location between Westwind Rest and Yaungol Advance.

Sha of Anger spawns approximately every 15-20 minutes, but its spawn time and location are not fixed. If you've been waiting in one location for an hour and still haven't seen Sha of Anger, try changing locations.

How To Defeat Sha Of Anger?

As a world boss, Sha of Anger is undoubtedly powerful. Don't try to take it on alone. Even in a large melee of over 40 players, Sha of Anger's single ability is enough to kill a few players.

If you plan to hunt Sha of Anger, it's best to use MoP Classic gold to acquire potions and items. Sha of Anger deals primarily Shadow damage, so you can increase your Shadow damage resistance in advance.

Sha Of Anger's Skills

• Seethe: Deals heavy Shadow damage and increases Shadow damage taken by 10% for 20 seconds, a stacking effect.
• Endless Rage: Deals heavy Shadow damage to enemies within 3 yards of the target and summons a resurgence of Bitter Thoughts at the target's location.
• Growing Anger: After 6 seconds, the target and allies within 5 yards become controlled by it.
• Unleashed Wrath: Deals Shadow damage to 10 random targets every 2 seconds.

How To Deal With Its Skills?

Seethe

If no players are within Sha of Anger's melee range, it will cast Seethe on its current target. Therefore, a tank must be near Sha of Anger to absorb damage and prevent it from casting Seethe.

Endless Rage

The rage brought to Pandaria by Alliance and Horde courses through Sha of Anger, erupting as a rain of Sha energy. Each missile deals significant Shadow damage to players within 2 yards of the impact point and summons Ire and a cloud of Bitter Thoughts.

• Ire: Manifested rage summoned by Sha of Anger's endless rage.
• Bitter Thoughts: A cloud of Bitter Thoughts prevents all players within 3 yards from attacking or casting spells for one minute.
• When the boss casts this ability, all players must avoid the cloud of Bitter Thoughts, and DPS must quickly dispatch Ire.

Growing Anger

When three players are affected by Growing Anger. After 6 seconds, the infected player will display aggressive behavior, placing them and all allies within range under the Sha of Anger's control for 30 seconds. The controlled player's damage dealt is increased by 200%, and their maximum health is increased by 200%. This state is broken when the player's health drops below 50%.

While a player is under control, DPS must quickly attack the controlled player to reduce their health below 50%.

Unleashed Wrath

When Sha of Anger's rage reaches 100, it unleashes its wrath upon nearby enemies. This phase continues until the Sha's rage reaches 0.

While Sha of Anger uses this ability, healers must use their abilities promptly to provide other players with benefits such as healing and shields.

Sha Of Anger Rewards

In addition to receiving Mists of Pandaria classic gold, defeating Sha of Anger also has a chance of receiving item level 496 gear. A complete set of gear is essentially the most powerful gear currently available.

Cloth Armor

• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Treads of Alacrity
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Treads of Cruelty
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Treads of Meditation
• Hands: Gloves of the Burning Scroll
• Hands: Guardian Serpent Gloves
• Hands: Guardian Serpent Handwraps
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Felweave Handguards
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Mooncloth Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Satin Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Silk Handguards
• Hands: Sha-Skin Gloves
• Legs: Guardian Serpent Leggings
• Legs: Guardian Serpent Legwraps
• Legs: Leggings of the Burning Scroll
• Legs: Sha-Skin Leggings
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Cord of Accuracy
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Cord of Cruelty
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Cord of Meditation
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Cuffs of Accuracy
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Cuffs of Meditation
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Cuffs of Prowess

Leather Armor

• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Boots of Alacrity
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Boots of Cruelty
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Footguards of Alacrity
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Footguards of Meditation
• Hands: Eternal Blossom Gloves
• Hands: Eternal Blossom Grips
• Hands: Eternal Blossom Handguards
• Hands: Eternal Blossom Handwraps
• Hands: Gloves of the Thousandfold Blades
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Copperskin Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Dragonhide Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Ironskin Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Kodohide Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Leather Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Wyrmhide Gloves
• Hands: Red Crane Gauntlets
• Hands: Red Crane Grips
• Hands: Red Crane Handwraps
• Legs: Eternal Blossom Breeches
• Legs: Eternal Blossom Leggings
• Legs: Eternal Blossom Legguards
• Legs: Eternal Blossom Legwraps
• Legs: Legguards of the Thousandfold Blades
• Legs: Red Crane Leggings
• Legs: Red Crane Legguards
• Legs: Red Crane Legwraps
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Belt of Cruelty
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Belt of Meditation
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Waistband of Accuracy
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Waistband of Cruelty
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Armwraps of Accuracy
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Armwraps of Alacrity
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Bindings of Meditation
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Bindings of Prowess

Mail Armor

• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Footguards of Alacrity
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Footguards of Meditation
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Sabatons of Alacrity
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Sabatons of Cruelty
• Hands: Firebird's Gloves
• Hands: Firebird's Grips
• Hands: Firebird's Handwraps
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Chain Gauntlets
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Linked Gauntlets
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Mail Gauntlets
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Ringmail Gauntlets
• Hands: Yaungol Slayer's Gloves
• Legs: Firebird's Kilt
• Legs: Firebird's Legguards
• Legs: Firebird's Legwraps
• Legs: Yaungol Slayer's Legguards
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Links of Accuracy
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Links of Cruelty
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Waistguard of Cruelty
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Waistguard of Meditation
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Armbands of Meditation
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Armbands of Prowess
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Wristguards of Accuracy
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Wristguards of Alacrity

Plate Armor

• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Greaves of Alacrity
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Greaves of Meditation
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Warboots of Alacrity
• Feet: Malevolent Gladiator's Warboots of Cruelty
• Hands: Gauntlets of Resounding Rings
• Hands: Gauntlets of the Lost Catacomb
• Hands: Handguards of Resounding Rings
• Hands: Handguards of the Lost Catacomb
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Dreadplate Gauntlets
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Ornamented Gloves
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Plate Gauntlets
• Hands: Malevolent Gladiator's Scaled Gauntlets
• Hands: White Tiger Gauntlets
• Hands: White Tiger Gloves
• Hands: White Tiger Handguards
• Legs: Greaves of the Lost Catacomb
• Legs: Legguards of Resounding Rings
• Legs: Legguards of the Lost Catacomb
• Legs: Legplates of Resounding Rings
• Legs: White Tiger Greaves
• Legs: White Tiger Legguards
• Legs: White Tiger Legplates
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Clasp of Cruelty
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Clasp of Meditation
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Girdle of Accuracy
• Waist: Malevolent Gladiator's Girdle of Prowess
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Armplates of Alacrity
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Armplates of Proficiency
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Bracers of Meditation
• Wrist: Malevolent Gladiator's Bracers of Prowess

Accessories

• Back: Malevolent Gladiator's Cape of Cruelty
• Back: Malevolent Gladiator's Cape of Prowess
• Back: Malevolent Gladiator's Cloak of Alacrity
• Back: Malevolent Gladiator's Cloak of Prowess
• Back: Malevolent Gladiator's Drape of Cruelty
• Back: Malevolent Gladiator's Drape of Meditation
• Back: Malevolent Gladiator's Drape of Prowess
• Finger: Malevolent Gladiator's Band of Accuracy
• Finger: Malevolent Gladiator's Band of Cruelty
• Finger: Malevolent Gladiator's Band of Meditation
• Finger: Malevolent Gladiator's Ring of Accuracy
• Finger: Malevolent Gladiator's Ring of Cruelty
• Finger: Malevolent Gladiator's Signet of Accuracy
• Finger: Malevolent Gladiator's Signet of Cruelty
• Neck: Malevolent Gladiator's Choker of Accuracy
• Neck: Malevolent Gladiator's Choker of Proficiency
• Neck: Malevolent Gladiator's Necklace of Proficiency
• Neck: Malevolent Gladiator's Necklace of Prowess
• Neck: Malevolent Gladiator's Pendant of Alacrity
• Neck: Malevolent Gladiator's Pendant of Cruelty
• Neck: Malevolent Gladiator's Pendant of Meditation

Other Rewards

• Other: Cache of Sha-Touched Gold
• Mount: Reins of the Heavenly Onyx Cloud Serpent

The above are the moves and rewards of Sha of Anger. The trick to getting more rewards is to use Elder Charm of Good Fortune, which allows you to roll for loot again when getting rewards, so as to get more drops and WoW MoP Classic gold.