Auto attacks generate Rage, the amount of which depends only on the speed of the weapon you use and your specialization.Other, more situational, abilities such as and can be used to generate additional Rage. Rage can be generated using specific abilities such as (Fury Warrior), (Protection Warrior), and (Druids).

Rage can be generated by several means, depending on the Warrior or Druid's abilities and talents: Most reduce the Rage cost of certain abilities, while a few offer additional opportunities for generation. By default, Rage is capped at a maximum of 100, but by choosing as an Arms Warrior, this cap is raised to 130.Ī number of abilities and talents affect the use of Rage in some way. Rage can be generated in a number of ways, some passive and some active. While Arms and Fury Warriors primarily use Rage to deal damage, Protection Warriors and Guardian Druids can also use it to mitigate damage or even self-heal.īy default the rage bar is empty, and when out of combat, rage drains or depletes at a constant rate, unaffected by level or stats.

By controlling and focusing their Rage, Warriors can unleash an array of devastating attacks, harden themselves into unassailable defenders, or even draw strength and healing from their anger. Rage is required for the execution of many of their abilities, although auto attacks don't depend on it at all. Rage is the primary resource used by Warriors and druids.

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