Dragonflight 10.1 M+ Tier List (Updated) (2023)

Blizzard brought more problems and more evil bosses in World of Warcraft Dragonflight Mythic+. Now almost at the end of the first week of Mythic+, it's time to take a look at exactly how Mythic plus has played out this first week. Check out our updated Dragonflight 10.1 M+ tanks healers melee and ranged DPS level list and rankings!

WOW Dragonflight 10.1 M+ Tier List & Ranking - Best Tanks, Healers, Melee & Ranged DPS in Season 2

We're going to see which specs have been included in Mythic+ that have gone well, that have been popular, or what kind of meta we can see taking place in this new season. We can make the usual disclaimers. For many of these specifications, the majority of players do not have a two-piece set bonus, and even more. So they don't have a four piece set bonus. so things will still change a lot based on the power players will get from the level. In the first week, these are the results of the Dragonflight Season 2 Mythic+ level list.

Dragonflight 10.1 Tank Level List M+

All levels

1.Paladin (39.5%)

2. Warrior (15.8%)

3. Death Knight (14.8%)

4. Demon Hunter (10.5%)

5. Druid (10.1%)

6. Monk (9.2%)

Starting with the tanks because the tanks are the least impressive in the sense that we knew this was going to happen. We have Protection Paladin grabbing attention in Dragonflight Season 2 Mythic+ tier list from all key levels. Even with players much less interested in pushing very high keys, even with players much less interested in being highly competitive in Mythic plus, we still see from week one that almost 40% of all tanks in the Protection class being Paladins. That is already quite a jump and the very heavy start leans towards Prot Paladin. This is the situation at all major levels.

Level 20 and above

1.Paladin (48.5%)

2. Death Knight (17.9%)

3.Monk (11.7%)

4. Demon Hunter (9%)

5. Warrior (7.5%)

Once you start going into the higher keys, plus 20 keys, Protection Paladin jumps to almost 50%. So almost half of the tanks you will find at that level will be Protection Paladin. Blood DK is the second most popular, this was also expected. Perhaps less expected is that Brewmaster Monk also ranks pretty high on this Dragonflight 10.1 M+ tank level list. Because given the buffs given pre-patch and the power of the tier sets, we assumed Vengeance Demon Hunter was pretty good. But for now, Mistweaver Monk is the right choice as the third tank, a much bigger trap of Protection Warrior that had a very powerful start in season 1. Now it's actually fighting not to be the last under Guardian Druid.

Dragonflight 10.1 Healers Level List M+

All levels

1. Shaman (22.5%)

2. Druid (22.0%)

3. Priest (14.1% 11.2%)

4. Caller (13.1%)

5. Priest (11.2%)

6.Paladin (10.6%)

7.Monk (6.5%)

The sad ending for healers isn't nearly as bad for Preservation Evoker. They started off the same way as Protection Warrior as the dominant pick in Season 1. You can see there's a change on all major levels. Now it is split between Restoration Shaman and Restoration Druid. They basically replicate the Season 1 situation, except Shaman has taken Evoker's place. Now Evoker is in the average third Dragonflight season 2 best tank option alongside Discipline Priest. This situation gets a bit more skewed once you get to the high-key level.

Level 20 and above

1. Shaman (27.4%)

2.Druids (18.6%)

3. Caller (14.8%)

4.Paladin (13.0%)

5. Priest (13.7% 9.8%)

6. Priest (9.8%)

7.Monk (3.6%)

We still have Restoration Shaman first and Druid second on this Dragonflight Season 2 M+ Healer list, but the Gap is bigger. Shaman is more common. Third place remains for Evoker, they currently hold above Discipline and above Holy Paladin. Meanwhile, of course, Mistweaver Monk lies dead in the water as usual. Mistweaver Monkhas received about 74 buffs. Before the release of the season, they also got buffs for the level and no one cares because no one is playing Mistweaver Monk right now. It will be interesting to see between the more played specs like Shaman, Druid, Evoker, Discipline and even Holy Paladin how things will move once the specs level up. Especially those who are not very high at the moment, but who do have a stronger rank than their opponents.

Dragonflight 10.1 Melee DPS-niveaulijst M+

All levels

1.Paladin (25.1%)

2. Warrior (12.2%)

3. Demon Hunter (12.0%)

4. Shaman (6.3%)

5.Monk (7.4%)

6. Villain (7.3%)

7. Death Knight (6.3%)

8. Warrior (5.7%)

9.Druids (4.8%)

10. Jager (2,4%)

11. Death Knight (2,1%)

12. Villain (1.4%)

Ret Paladin is way ahead of the largest and most played spec of all major levels. Pet Paladin is the highest popularity of a single spec in the melee DPS category at the start of a season, at 25, one-fourth of all picks. When you have 13 different specs at your disposal and you have 25% of the share if a single spec is huge. All major levels are when the more casual players the more non-regular Mythic plus players join and Ret Paladin is still so popular at that level.

Level 20 and above

1.Paladin (20.2%)

2. Villain (16.1%)

3. Demon Hunter (14.4%)

4. Warrior (12.9%)

5. Shaman (10.0%)

6.Monk (8.2%)

7. Death Knight (5.5%)

8. Villain (5.2%)

9.Druids (3.3%)

10. Warrior (2.4%)

11. Jager (1,1%)

12. Villain (0.5%)

13. Death Knight (0,3%)

The situation becomes a bit more balanced once we get into the actual competitive side of meeting 20 plus keys. You can see that Retribution Paladin is still the most popular, but there are plenty of other melee specs that are now more valuable. You have Fury, Subtlety, Enhancement, and Havoc Demon Hunter as options in Mythic+. You need a bloodlust in your Paladin and right now Survival is super dead so you don't get a bloodlust from Survival. Enhancement Shaman is currently behind four other specs to be part of a group. So right now you are a source of bloodlust that still rests on your healer.

Dragonflight 10.1 Ranged DPS-niveaulijst M+

All levels

1. Jager (14,3%)

2. Priest (14.2%)

3. Wizard (11.4%)

4. Jager (11,2%)

5. Wizard (9.8%)

6.Caller (9.5%)

7. Magician (8.2%)

8. Druid (8.0%)

9. Shaman (5.1%)

10. Magician (4.8%)

11. Magician (2.2%)

12. Wizard (1.2%)

Dragonflight 10.1 M+ Range DPS Ranking is most similar to Season 1 as we have very popular Hunters as usual, but also a very popular buffed Shadow Priest. Even after the rework that has angered a few Shadow Priest players because the spec hasn't really gotten any more powerful or better or smoother to play, but it still works just fine. We also have Warlocks, Destruction and Demo that are doing very well, as well as a decent presence of balance, as well as Devastation Evoker and Frost Mage. There are several options available for the DPS series at all major levels.

Level 20 and above

1st Priest (18.7%)

2. Wizard (15.9%)

3. Druids (12.2%)

4. Jager (12,0%)

5. Caller (8.8%)

6. Wizard (8.1%)

7. magician (7.8%)

8. magician (5.4%)

9. Mage (4.3%)

10. Jager (3,6%)

11. Shaman (3.0%)

12. Wizard (0.1%)

As you level things up to be more competitive, Beast Mastery's popularity drops in favor of Marksmanship. Shadow Priest becomes even more relevant in high keys. All Mages fall across all major levels, while Destruction Warlock gains even more. Now Destruction tries to bridge the gap with both Shadow Priest and Balanced Druid winning a little more and Devastation is more or less the same as before. Back to the original problem of bloodlust in your group, Survival won't give you bloodlust. Enhancement Shaman also won't be part of too many bloodthirsty groups. Elemental shaman, of course, is dead in the water. Mages aren't nearly as popular, and Devastation Evoker lags behind at least three other specs. So the only possible spec here is to give you bloodlust at a pretty infuriating price, which is Marksmanship Hunter who has to pull back his pet to do it.

Tier Set Bonuses for Dragonflight Season 2

All specs get their four piece set bonus from Season 2. When it comes to tanks, nothing should really change the power value of the tanks. Protection Paladin should still be easy at first.

When it comes to healers, it's a bit harder to gauge. As we mentioned, there are much more powerful tier sets than the tier set Restoration Shaman will get. Restoration Shaman generally has one of the weakest of the ranges, so the other healers are more likely to gain power. If they stay closed by not being bloodthirsty, that really won't change too much.

As for the melee DPS. The first in line is Ret Paladin and Ret Paladin's tier set gain from switching your Season 1 tier set to your Season 2 tier set is negligible. It's actually a few percent increase in damage, so it doesn't really get stronger than this. However, it's not like the other specs gain that much more power. The only one that grows somewhat possibly is Fury, as Fury has the best four piece set bonus of any currently powerful DPS spec in M+. Unholy Death Knight is good but there's a problem, Unholy is currently well below the rest of the picks and it's also a better choice for raid for coordinated big burst cooldowns occasionally and not nearly as valuable in Mythic plus. So the melee DPS shouldn't change too much either.

When it comes to the DPS range, number one right now is Shadow Priest, and the Shadow Priest four-tier tier bonus is average. It's decent on its own, but compared to the season one set they're replacing, it's hardly a damage gain. Meanwhile, there are other specs that actually take a significant amount of damage from their four piece set bonus, even replacing their own older set bonus. Number one Demonology Warlock gets quite stronger once they get their hands on the foursome. Balanced Druid will also become stronger than Shadow Priest once they receive their tier set bonus. You have Arcane Mage getting stronger and finally one of the bigger gains will be for Devastation Evoker. All of these specs will take 3-6% more damage than Shadow Priest in the coming weeks when they get their tier set bonuses. So that's what could change in the near future.