An Overview of Monk Class Changes in Dragonflight Patch 10.1.7
The following page covers all Monk changes that went live in Patch 10.1.7.
1.
Monk Class Guides for Dragonflight Patch 10.1.7
If you are looking for Monk class guides, please, visit one of the guides linked below.
2.
Mistweaver Monk Changes in Dragonflight Patch 10.1.7
Energizing Brew (New Talent) — 
Mana Tea now
channels 50% faster and generates 20% more mana.- Mana Tea has been redesigned — For every 25,000 mana
(at level 70) you spend, you gain 1 stack of Mana Tea, with a chance
equal to your critical strike chance to generate 1 extra stack. Activate
to consume 1 stack of Mana Tea per 0.5 seconds to restore 3,000 mana
(at level 70) and reduces the mana cost of your spells by 50% for 1 second
per stack of Mana Tea consumed after drinking. Can be cast while moving,
but movement speed is reduced by 40% while channeling.
Lifecycles has been redesigned — 
Vivify has a
25% chance to cause your next 
Rising Sun Kick or 
Enveloping Mist
to generate 1 stack of Mana Tea.
Mastery of Mist is nw a baseline effect for 
Renewing Mist.- Invigorating Mists has moved to Mastery of Mist's previous
location.
- Mana Tea has moved to Invigorating Mists previous location.
- The locations of Mists of Life and the
Nourishing Chi / 
Calming Coalescence
choice node have been swapped. - Spirit of the Crane has been removed.
3.
More Dragonflight Patch 10.1.7 Class Changes
You can find other Patch 10.1.7 class changes linked below.
4.
Changelog
- 01 Sep. 2023: Guide added.
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