This compares PvE damage in each fight scenario.
Overall
Feral Druid leads in 7 of 7 categoriesMidnight (Patch 12.1.5)
DPS by category
Vengeance Demon Hunter does 44.0% less damage than Feral Druid in this category.
How it’s measured: Taken directly from the Single Target rankings at 338 item level. Best-case single-target raid boss damage.
Vengeance Demon Hunter does 28.6% less damage than Feral Druid in this category.
How it’s measured: Taken directly from the Cleave rankings at 338 item level. Best-case damage on two raid bosses.
Vengeance Demon Hunter does 57.9% less damage than Feral Druid in this category.
How it’s measured: Taken directly from the Assisted Highlight rankings at 338 item level. Single-target raid boss damage using the Assisted Highlight feature and cooldowns.
Vengeance Demon Hunter does 36.9% less damage than Feral Druid in this category.
How it’s measured: Taken directly from the AoE rankings at 338 item level. Best-case AoE damage on a raid boss with four adds.
Vengeance Demon Hunter does 39.0% less damage than Feral Druid in this category.
How it’s measured: Taken directly from the Solo rankings at 338 item level. Single-target damage with no raid buffs or Bloodlust.
From 288 to 338 item level, Feral Druid’s damage changed by +64.3% and Vengeance Demon Hunter’s by +60.4%, so Feral Druid gets more out of gear upgrades.
How it’s measured: How much each spec gained going from 288 to 338 item level in the Single Target rankings. A higher gain means the spec scales better with gear.
Each category is simmed with each spec’s SimC gear, at 338 item level. The bars show each spec’s result against the winner’s, and two results within each other’s margin of error are tied. Select a category to read what its result means and how it’s measured.
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