Legion Remix Best Classes Tier List 2025: Top Picks for DPS, Tanks, Healers & Farming

World of Warcraft’s Legion Remix event, launched October 7, 2025, in Patch 11.2.5, rekindles the Broken Isles with fast-paced progression, Infinite Artifact Weapons, and a Bronze-driven reward system featuring treasures like the Shackled Ur’zul mount, Violet Spellwing pet, and T19 transmog sets. With only 15 weeks until the event ends on January 19, 2026, picking the right class is crucial for mastering Heroic World Tier farms, pushing Timeworn Keystone dungeons, and dominating raids like Nighthold or Antorus. This detailed tier list ranks all 12 classes and their specs for PvE performance—leveling, Bronze farming, and Mythic+—based on in-game mechanics like mobility, survivability, damage output, and utility. Whether you’re a solo player chasing Infinite Power or a group raider aiming for Chronoscholar titles, this guide equips beginners and veterans with clear, practical insights to choose the best class. Want to skip the grind? ExpCarry’s WoW Legion Remix boosts can level your Timerunner to 80 in 24 hours—more at the end!

Why Class Choice Matters in Legion Remix

Legion Remix merges Retail’s talent trees with Infinite Artifact Weapons—legendary tools like Ashbringer (Paladin), Doomhammer (Shaman), or G’Hanir (Druid)—enhanced by universal trait paths: Nature (regeneration), Fel (corruption damage), Arcane (burst damage), Storm (mobility), and Holy (healing). The capstone trait, Limits Unbound (+1% versatility per rank, up to 999), delivers permanent stat boosts (strength, intellect, agility, stamina, versatility) that persist in Retail after the event. The Infinite Knowledge system, warband-wide, boosts Infinite Power gains by up to 36% (36 ranks), accelerating leveling and artifact upgrades.

Class choice shapes your experience:

• Leveling Speed: Mobility skills (e.g., Skyriding, dashes) cut the 10-80 grind to 4-6 hours, especially with Lorerunner buffs (10% XP per zone, up to 50%).
• Bronze Farming: High AoE specs farm 8.5M Bronze fastest for Infinite Bazaar rewards like Infinite Timereaver mount or Jaraxxus Card toy.
• Heroic World Tier: 500% enemy damage scaling demands self-sustain; 35% loot buffs reward bold pulls.
• Timeworn Keystones: High Mythic+ pushes (+30-40) require burst damage and utility for Hellforged Regalia transmog.
• Solo vs. Group Play: Solo players need self-heals for rares; tanks/healers get <5min queue times vs. 10min for DPS.

All classes shine endgame with enough Infinite Power (12K+ for max traits), but top-tier picks excel early, speeding up rewards and progression for your Warband.

Tier List Criteria: How Classes Are Ranked

Rankings are based purely on Legion Remix’s in-game mechanics, evaluated across four core factors:

1. Mobility: Crucial for dodging affixes (e.g., Volcanic explosions, Necrotic stacks) in Heroic World Tier and chaining Bronze orbs via Skyriding in zones like Stormheim.
2. Survivability: Self-heals and defensives handle solo farms and high M+ (e.g., +35 Timeworn Keystones for Fragmented Mementos, 100 = Power burst).
3. Damage Output: AoE clears trash packs in Court of Stars; single-target downs bosses like Gul’dan in Nighthold.
4. Utility: Buffs, interrupts, and crowd control (e.g., stuns, silences) aid group content; tanks/healers cut queue times.

Tiers Explained:

• S-Tier: Excel in mobility, sustain, and damage; solo mythic raids and farm 8M+ Bronze easily.
• A-Tier: Balanced performers; strong in groups and versatile for most content.
• B-Tier: Viable but requires ilvl 700+ or Infinite Power for Heroic Tier/M+.
• C-Tier: Slow starters; need Artifactium Sand upgrades to shine late-game.

This approach ensures clarity for beginners (e.g., “What’s easiest to level?”) and depth for veterans, optimizing for Infinite Bazaar clears or Chronoscholar achievements.

Legion DPS Tier List: Best Damage Dealers for Farming and Mythic+

DPS specs lead Bronze farming (8.5M needed for all Infinite Bazaar rewards) and Timeworn Keystone runs due to fast kill speeds and orb pulls. AoE excels for trash in Black Rook Hold; single-target for bosses like Il’gynoth in Emerald Nightmare.

S-Tier DPS (Top-Tier Speed and Power)

• Havoc Demon Hunter
  Why S? Double-jump and glide (via Fel Rush and Vengeful Retreat) bypass Heroic World Tier affixes like Volcanic, saving time on rare spawns (/way 62, 20 Stormheim). Eye Beam delivers massive AoE; Chaos Strike crits scale to 120%+ with Fel path traits. High mobility and Blur defensives make it ideal for soloing elites and chaining Bronze orbs.
  Playstyle: Spam Eye Beam for trash; Metamorphosis for bosses.
  Best For: Solo mythic raids, Val’sharah orb farms (/way 57, 69).
• Windwalker Monk
  Why S? Roll and Chi Torpedo provide unmatched mobility for orb pulls; Touch of Karma absorbs lethal hits in Heroic Tier. Fists of Fury AoE clears packs; Rising Sun Kick bursts single-target. Storm path boosts speed, making it a top pick for open-world farms and +30 Keystones.
  Playstyle: Spin-to-win with Fists; Karma for survivability.
  Best For: Heroic World Tier pulls, M+ trash waves.
• Outlaw Rogue
  Why S? Blade Flurry delivers devastating AoE; Grapple and Sprint match DH mobility for orb chains. Stealth skips trash in Withered Army Training scenarios. Roll the Bones buffs adapt to content; Between the Eyes crits bosses.
  Playstyle: Keep buffs up; Flurry for packs.
  Best For: Stealth farming, group M+.

A-Tier DPS (Versatile and Reliable)

• Balance Druid
  Why A? Starfall wipes trash packs; Celestial Alignment bursts bosses like Elisande in Nighthold. Bear Form adds tankiness for solo farms; Nature path self-heals sustain Heroic Tier—strong but slightly slower mobility than S-tier.
  Playstyle: Moonfire DoTs; Starsurge for spikes.
  Best For: Group raids, solo with heals.
• Beast Mastery Hunter
  Why A? Pets tank elites in Heroic Tier; Barrage AoE farms orbs. Bestial Wrath boosts DPS; ranged attacks avoid melee affixes. Lacks DH’s speed but shines for safe solo play.
  Playstyle: Dire Beast uptime; Multi-Shot for pulls.
  Best For: Solo rares, open-world safety.
• Elemental Shaman
  Why A? Chain Lightning clears trash; Lava Burst crits bosses. Storm path adds mobility via Wind Rush Totem. Solid AoE and totems (e.g., Capacitor Totem stuns) make it group-friendly, but squishy early.
  Playstyle: Earthquake for packs; Lava Burst for elites.
  Best For: Group M+, raid DPS.

B-Tier DPS (Niche but Effective)

• Retribution Paladin
  Why B? Templar’s Verdict delivers high single-target; Divine Shield saves in Heroic Tier. Zealot form (Holy path) boosts pulls, but slow base movement limits orb farming—strong group utility with Blessings.
  Playstyle: Verdict bursts; Consecration for AoE.
  Best For: Raid DPS, group support.
• Arms Warrior
  Why B? Colossus Smash executes elites; Bladestorm AoE clears. Storm Bolt stuns and adds control, but low mobility hinders open-world farms. Scales well with Stormpath.
  Playstyle: Mortal Strike filler; Bladestorm for packs.
  Best For: Group M+, late-game solos.
• Frost Mage
  Why B? Ice Lance bursts; Blizzard AoE slows trash. Arcane path adds burst potential, but is squishy early and mana-hungry. Mobility (e.g., Blink) helps but lags behind S-tier.
  Playstyle: Frostbolt filler; Frozen Orb for AoE.
  Best For: Ranged M+ pulls.

C-Tier DPS (High Investment)

• Affliction Warlock
  Why C? Agony and Corruption DoTs ramp slowly, struggling in fast-paced Heroic Tier. Summon Infernal shines late with Fel path, but has low survivability early.
  Playstyle: DoT upkeep; Soul Drain filler.
  Best For: Raid bosses with gear.
• Feral Druid
  Why C? Rake bleeds scale with Infinite Power; Prowl aids stealth farms. Energy regen and low base damage lag in early M+. Nature path helps survivability.
  Playstyle: Bleed DoTs; Rip finishers.
  Best For: Niche solo farms.
• Assassination Rogue
  Why C? Mutilate and Fan of Knives scale slowly; poison ramp-up weak early. Envenom bursts need crit gear. Stealth is useful but outclassed by Outlaw.
  Playstyle: Poison stacks; Envenom spikes.
  Best For: Late-game M+.

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Legion Tank Tier List: Best for Survivability and Group Pulls

Tanks excel in Heroic World Tier’s massive pulls (500% damage) and fast queues (<5min), but DPS outpaces Bronze farming. Focus on self-heals, threat generation, and affix mitigation (e.g., Necrotic stacks).

S-Tier Tanks (Unkillable Fortresses)

• Guardian Druid
  Why S? Frenzied Regeneration heals massive hits; Thrash holds AoE aggro. Bear Form boosts stamina; Nature Path regen scales infinitely with Infinite Power. High mobility (Dash) aids orb pulls in Azsuna (/way 49, 62).
  Playstyle: Thrash for threat; Ironfur for mitigation.
  Best For: Solo elites, +30 Keystones.
• Brewmaster Monk
  Why S? Stagger delays damage; Keg Smash AoE secures mobs. Storm path dashes dodge affixes; Purifying Brew clears Necrotic. Matches DH mobility for open-world farms.
  Playstyle: Keg Smash pulls; Brew for sustain.
  Best For: High M+, raid tanking.

A-Tier Tanks (Strong Utility)

• Blood Death Knight
  Why A? Death Strike heals based on damage taken; Anti-Magic Zone absorbs raid mechanics. Fel path adds unholy DPS for pulls, but slower mobility than S-tier.
  Playstyle: Bone Shield uptime; Gorefiend’s Grasp for adds.
  Best For: Raid bosses, M+ survivability.
• Protection Paladin
  Why A? Consecration holds AoE threat; Blessing of Protection saves allies. Holy path shields absorb affixes; Avenger’s Shield interrupts. Less mobile but group-friendly.
  Playstyle: Shield throws; Divine Shield clutch.
  Best For: Group raids, M+ utility.

B-Tier Tanks (Reliable but Slower)

• Protection Warrior
  Why B? Shield Slam generates threat; Ignore Pain absorbs hits. Storm Bolt stuns control adds, but low mobility limits orb farms. Scales with Storm path.
  Playstyle: Defensive Stance for elites; Bladestorm for AoE.
  Best For: Group M+, late-game solos.

C-Tier Tanks (Gear-Dependent)

• Vengeance Demon Hunter
  Why C? Soul Cleave heals; Sigil of Flame traps adds. Glide aids mobility, but the low HP pool struggles early in Heroic Tier. Fel path scales late.
  Playstyle: Sigils for control; Cleave for sustain.
  Best For: Niche M+ with ilvl 700+.

Legion Healer Tier List: Best for Group Support and Mythic+

Healers get instant queues (<3min) but farm Bronze slower solo. Prioritize AoE heals, throughput, and utility for Timeworn Keystones and raids like Tomb of Sargeras.

S-Tier Healers (Elite Sustain)

• Restoration Druid
  Why S? Swiftmend and Wild Growth deliver AoE heals; Efflorescence sustains groups. Tree Form boosts output; Nature path self-heals for solo farms. High mobility (Dash) aids positioning.
  Playstyle: HoT upkeep; Rejuvenation filler.
  Best For: M+ groups, raid healing.
• Mistweaver Monk
  Why S? Essence Font bursts heal groups; Renewing Mist chains allies. Storm path dashes dodge affixes; Chi orbs scale mana. Matches Druid's versatility.
  Playstyle: Font for bursts; Mist for sustain.
  Best For: High M+, raid utility.

A-Tier Healers (Strong Team Support)

• Holy Paladin
  Why A? Beacon of Light transfers heals; Light of Dawn AoE bursts. Holy path shields absorb damage, but melee range limits mobility. Strong single-target focus.
  Playstyle: Flash of Light filler; Beacon for tanks.
  Best For: Raid bosses, small groups.
• Holy Priest
  Why A? Prayer of Mending chains heals; Guardian Spirit saves allies. Arcane path adds burst; Divine Hymn handles raid spikes. Mana issues early.
  Playstyle: Heal spam; Hymn for emergencies.
  Best For: M+ and raid synergy.

B-Tier Healers (Niche Utility)

• Discipline Priest
  Why B? Atonement heals via DPS; Power Word: Barrier mitigates M+ bursts. Mana-heavy early; scales with Arcane path. High skill cap.
  Playstyle: Shields + Smite; Barrier for spikes.
  Best For: M+ with gear.

C-Tier Healers (Late-Game Viable)

• Restoration Shaman
  Why C? Chain Heal hits multiple targets; Riptide HoTs sustain. Slow ramp-up and mana issues early; Storm path boosts mobility.
  Playstyle: Chain Heal for groups; Healing Tide for raids.
  Best For: Raid healing late-game.

Overall Class Tier List: Best All-Round Picks for Legion Remix

For players swapping roles via class halls (e.g., Trueshot Lodge for Hunters, Netherlight Temple for Priests), multi-spec classes shine:

• S-Tier Classes:
  • Demon Hunter (Havoc/Vengeance): Glide + DPS/tank swap; Fel path scales damage/sustain.
  • Monk (Windwalker/Brewmaster/Mistweaver): Mobility + all roles; Storm path excels.
  • Druid (Balance/Feral/Guardian/Resto): Four specs cover all content; Nature path versatility.
• A-Tier Classes:
  • Hunter (Beast Mastery): Pet tanking + ranged DPS; beginner-friendly.
  • Paladin (Ret/Prot/Holy): Utility + survivability; Holy path clutch.
  • Shaman (Ele/Resto): AoE + heals; Storm path mobility.
• B-Tier Classes:
  • Warrior (Arms/Prot): Reliable DPS/tank; lacks speed.
  • Priest (Holy/Disc): Strong heals; weak solo.
• C-Tier Classes:
  • Warlock (Affliction): Slow DoT ramp; squishy early.
  • Death Knight (Blood): High sustain but sluggish.

S-tier classes farm Bronze fastest (8M in 2-3 weeks) and swap roles for queues. Tanks/healers excel in groups; DPS for solo farms.

Pro Tips: Optimizing Your Class for Legion Remix Success

Maximize your class with these beginner-friendly strategies:

1. Early Power Spikes: Complete Infinite Research quests (120+ dailies, 60K Power weekly) from Eternus in Dalaran (/way 47.7, 69.8). Prioritize Fel path for DPS, Nature path for tanks/healers, or Storm path for mobility.
2. Heroic World Tier Mastery: Activate at level 25+ (ilvl 700) via Console of Infinite Chaos in Dalaran. Use Skyriding to dodge Volcanic or Necrotic affixes; stack defensives for elite rares (/way 42, 36 Highmountain).
3. Addon Essentials:
   • WeakAuras: Track artifact traits and affixes.
   • HandyNotes: Legion Remix: Pin rares/obelisks for Bronze/Power.
   • SilverNapkin Remix: Estimate Power/Bronze yields.
   • Deadly Boss Mods (DBM): Alerts for raid/M+ mechanics.
4. Alt Optimization: Infinite Knowledge (36 ranks) is warband-wide—level an S-tier main (e.g., Havoc DH) first for 36% Power buffs, cutting alt 10-80 time to 4 hours.
5. Bronze Farming Routes: Chain Bronze orbs in Val’sharah (/way 57, 69) with S-tier DPS; scrap gear via Unraveling Sands (4K Bronze); run emissaries (5K each).
6. Group Play Hacks: Use LFG for Emerald Nightmare (30min clears); join Discord for +20 Keystone premades to avoid wipes.
7. Spec Swaps: Visit class halls (e.g., Dreamgrove for Druids, /way 44, 28 Val’sharah) to test roles—Monk/Druid swap DPS/tank/heals effortlessly.
8. Gathering Bonus: Farm Timewarped nodes in Suramar for Power; complete “Bigger Fish to Fry” achievement (+1 Knowledge rank) via fishing pools.
9. Phase Planning: Focus S-tier DPS in Phase 1 (Skies of Fire) for leveling; A-tier healers/tanks in Phase 2 (Nighthold) for raids; all specs in Phase 4 for +40 Keystones.

Common Mistakes to Avoid and Troubleshooting

Steer clear of these traps:

• Picking C-Tier Early: Affliction Warlock or Feral Druid struggle in Heroic Tier due to slow ramps—start with S/A-tier for speed.
• Ignoring Multi-Specs: Druids/Monks swap roles (DPS/tank/healer) via class halls, saving queue time; skipping limits versatility.
• Heroic Tier Wipes: Enter at ilvl 700+; use Nature path defensives or Holy path shields to survive affixes like Necrotic.
• Trait Mismanagement: Prioritize Limits Unbound (versatility) over mid-tier traits for scaling DPS/tankiness.
• Bugs: Artifact traits not applying? Relog. Cache of Infinite Treasure glitched? Delete and re-run. Check Blizzard’s official news for hotfixes (e.g., “Power of the Ancients” bug fixes).

Phase-by-Phase Class Performance Guide

Legion Remix unfolds in four phases, each shifting class priorities:

• Phase 1: Skies of Fire (Oct 7 - Nov 4, 2025):
  Focus: S-tier DPS (Havoc DH, Windwalker Monk) for 10-50 leveling via Azsuna/Val’sharah quests (/way 49, 62; 57, 69). Tanks (Guardian Druid) queue Normal Court of Stars for Cache of Infinite Treasure.
  Why? Fast clears maximize Infinite Power early (1K per dungeon).
• Phase 2: Nighthold Shadows (Nov 4 - Dec 2):
  Focus: A-tier DPS (Balance Druid) and healers (Holy Paladin) for Nighthold LFR (Elisande loot); tanks for Heroic dungeons.
  Why? Raid unlocks boost Power/Bronze; healers cut queue times.
• Phase 3: Argus Eternal (Dec 2 - Jan 6, 2026):
  Focus: S-tier tanks (Brewmaster Monk) for +15 Keystones; DPS for Antorus (Argus the Unmaker).
  Why? High M+ drops Fragmented Mementos; raids scale artifacts to ilvl 740+.
• Phase 4: Infinite Echoes (Jan 6 - 19):
  Focus: All specs viable; S-tier pushes +40 Keystones for finale loot (T19 ensembles).
  Why? Max Knowledge (36 ranks) evens classes; focus Bronze for Infinite Bazaar.

Dominate Legion Remix with Top Classes

This 2025 Legion Remix tier list highlights Havoc Demon Hunter, Monk, and Druid as S-tier for their unmatched mobility, survivability, and versatility—perfect for farming 8.5M Bronze, pushing +40 Timeworn Keystones, and clearing raids like Emerald Nightmare. Balance Druid’s Starfall, Brewmaster Monk’s Stagger, and Restoration Druid’s heals shine in group or solo play, while Beast Mastery Hunter offers beginner-friendly ranged DPS. All classes scale with Infinite Power, but meta picks accelerate rewards like Shackled Ur’zul and Chronoscholar titles before January 19, 2026. Experiment with Retail talents and artifact paths (Fel, Storm, Nature) to match your style, and use our tips to avoid pitfalls.

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