Devastation Evoker Mythic+ PvE Guide for TWW Season 2

Devastation Evoker
The War Within Season 2
Based on 50 Characters
49 Flameshapers
1 Scalecommander
From 3378 to 3635 Rating
Updated 47 minutes ago
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Welcome to Murlok.io’s Devastation Evoker PvE build guide for Mythic+ Dungeons in The War Within Season 2.

Using data from the top 50 Devastation Evokers across the US, EU, KR, and TW regions, this guide highlights the most used stats, talents, gear, enchantments, and gems for competitive runs in Patch 11.1.

Top Devastation Evokers

Stats

Stats are core attributes that directly affect a character’s performance. They appear on gear, consumables, enchantments, and gems.

Each stat has diminishing returns once the bonus reaches +20% from equipped sources, so balancing them is key to maximizing effectiveness.

Secondary Stats

+16595

29% Critical Strike
+17592

27% Haste
+8514

32% Mastery
+1750

2% Versatility

Stat priority

Haste
Critical Strike
Mastery
Versatility

Minor Stats

+1845

3% Avoidance
+804

3% Leech
+0

2% Speed

Stat priority

Avoidance
Leech
Speed

Talents

Talents define a character’s build and have a direct impact on performance in Mythic+ Dungeons. This section highlights the most popular Devastation Evoker class, specialization, hero, and PvP talents based on top player data from Season 2.

Talents are shown as heatmaps, where colors indicate frequency:

Most used talents, strongly recommended!
Frequently used talents, offer flexibility or suit personal preference.
Rarely used talents, usually chosen to unlock deeper rows in the tree.

Class Talents

Specialization Talents

Scalecommander Hero Talents

Flameshaper Hero Talents

Best In Slot Gear

Gear refers to the items equipped in each slot. It provides most of a character’s stat bonuses and can come from the Great Vault, crafted gear, raids, dungeons, Delves, or PvP vendors.

Frequently equipped by top players, these items represent the current best-in-slot gear for Mythic+.

Head

Neck

Shoulders

Back

Chest

Wrist

Hands

Waist

Legs

Feet

Rings

Trinkets

Main Hand

Off Hand

Embellishments

Embellishments are special effects tied to crafted items. Some are built into recipes, while others can be added using optional reagents.

Only two embellished items can be equipped at a time, so choosing the right effects is crucial. The following embellishments are most commonly used in top Devastation Evoker builds for Mythic+.

Enchantments

Enchantments add effects to gear, including stat bonuses, damage or healing procs, and other enhancements. Most are created through Enchanting, while leg enchants are crafted by Leatherworkers.

These are the most used enchantments across each slot in Season 2 Mythic+ builds.

Back

Chest

Crystalline Radiance

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Wrist

Legs

Sunset Spellthread

50

Feet

Rings

Main Hand

Gems

Gems provide bonus secondary stats and help fine-tune a character’s build. They are crafted through Jewelcrafting and socketed into gear.

Additional sockets can be added to Neck and Rings using the Magnificent Jeweler's Setting , or to other gear using a seasonal item typically sold by the Token of Merit vendor near the Great Vault.

Used to round out secondary stats, these gems are the most used in high-rated Mythic+.

Algari Diamond

Cyrce's Circlet

Prismatic

Races

Racial traits can affect performance in PvE, with their impact varying by class and game mode. While the differences may not be noticeable in most games, the right racial choice can provide a competitive edge.

These races are most often chosen for their edge in Mythic+ Dungeons.

Dracthyr

50

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are answers to common questions about how this guide is built and how to interpret the data.

How is this Devastation Evoker Mythic+ guide created?

The guide is created by collecting live data from the 50 top-rated Devastation Evokers in Mythic+, using the Battle.net API . Their builds are then analyzed to identify the most used stats, talents, gear, and enhancements for Season 2.

How often is the information updated?

The data is refreshed every 12 hours.

Why is this called a guide?

It’s called a guide because it helps players make informed build decisions by showing what top players are using. While it doesn’t teach gameplay step by step, it serves as a reference for optimizing your setup.

Is this guide good for beginners?

Yes. It shows what top players are using, which can be useful for understanding current trends. However, it’s not a how-to guide.

Why is my character not listed in the top section?

Your character might not appear due to inactivity, not meeting the current rating threshold (which increases as the season progresses), frequent spec changes, or gear that doesn’t align with the PvE format.