Preservation Evoker Healing Mythic+ Tips — The War Within (11.0.5)
In this guide, you will find tips and advice to tackle Mythic+ dungeons with your Preservation Evoker in World of Warcraft — The War Within (11.0.5).
- 6. Preservation Evoker Cooldowns
- 7. Mythic+ Utility for Preservation Evoker in The War Within Season 1
- 8. Mythic+ Tips for Preservation Evoker in The War Within Season 1
- 9. Affix Tips, Tricks and Management for Preservation Evoker in The War Within Season 1
- 10. BiS Mythic+ Gear for Preservation Evoker
Mythic+ Guide for Preservation Evoker
In this guide, we will talk about getting the most out of your Evoker in Mythic+ dungeons, including the best way to set up your character, how your rotation may change, and tips and tricks for using your abilities most optimally.
If you are unfamiliar with Mythic+ and its associated general mechanics, you can read more about it on our dedicated Mythic+ page below.
To learn more about the Mythic+ Meta, check out our Mythic+ Tier List below.
Preservation Evoker in Mythic+
Preservation Evoker is a very strong healer in Mythic+ thanks to its very high damage output. That being said, healing on it can be more difficult than others, and it will require some practice and learning to get the hang of it fully.
Mythic+ Talents for Preservation Evoker
Please note that our talents here are specifically focused on Mythic+. If you are interested in more generic talents or other forms of content, please refer back to our page dedicated to talents.
This Mythic+ build takes more damage, crowd control abilities, and some utility options in the class tree that will help it to excel. This build aims to give you a default talent tree that you can take into any key and be successful. Still, there is debate about potential swaps that can be made depending on the dungeon and affixes. For example, if you find yourself needing a lot of healing, you can sacrifice Life-Giver's Flame and Lifeforce Mender to get points to put into something like Spiritual Clarity. Working towards Renewing Breath is another choice you can make if you find it very difficult to keep your party alive, but you will generally have to sacrifice damage talents to do so.
Within the class tree, there are a few talent choices that can be swapped. Oppressing Roar is very strong when you need to dispel raging in a dungeon. Otherwise, you may want to select Protracted Talons. If you find that your group doesn't lack stuns, you could also opt to take Aerial Mastery instead of Terror of the Skies for more mobility. Inherent Resistance is also a viable choice, especially when doing higher keys where survivability becomes more important than output.
Best Trinkets for Preservation Evoker in Mythic+
For in-depth trinket analysis, you should visit QuestionablyEpic which will provide you with a tool to compare every trinket you have, as well as rankings of the best overall trinkets.
Preservation Evoker Mythic+ Rotation
5-man healing can be quite challenging, especially for a newcomer to the class. To gain a good understanding of how the class plays to begin with, it is advised you visit the rotation page to start before focusing on how the class plays in Mythic+
You can read our Rotation, Cooldowns, and Abilities page for more details.
Preservation Evoker does not have strong spammable heals that can be used when times get tough. Holy Priests can spam Heal, and Restoration Shamans can spam Chain Heal, but Evoker's only similar button is Living Flame, which is quite weak. To excel at Preservation in Mythic+, you must think of your many cooldowns and how you can rotate them for every damage event.
Spiritbloom and Dream Breath are both powerful abilities on relatively short cooldowns that can be used to heal your party to full. Given that these abilities are both empowered ones, you must understand you do not need to channel these abilities to their max rank to get good value. Casting Spiritbloom only as long as allies you need to heal quickly will make this an exceptionally strong targeted heal. Using Dream Breath before max rank will provide you with a nice HoT during downtime; otherwise empowering it to its max rank will give you high upfront healing. What rank you decide to empower to will depend on what type of healing you need: Upfront or as a HoT.
Temporal Anomaly should be used frequently for not only the large shields it provides but Resonating Sphere as well. This will give you a lot of Echos that you can use with Reversion. This will provide you with the benefit of Grace Period much more consistently, as well as more overall passive healing on your party members. By using TA on reversions, we also gain more flexibility on how we spend our Essence and echos, allowing the choice of potentially using echos with Verdant Embrace for quick burst healing or even just sticking with Reversion for stronger HoTs. The best decision of what to spend echoes on is mainly situational, but Reversion is always a strong choice, thanks to Golden Hour.
Using Fire Breath not only for damage but also to activate Leaping Flames will allow you to gain a powerful Living Flame that you can cast on your allies to heal multiple of them at the same time. You can even sit on this buff for a short period to use it as soon as you need it.
Preservation Evoker Cooldowns
While Evoker does not have fantastic consistent healing, they do have very powerful and unique cooldowns to make healing your party much easier. As it is with every cooldown, it is extremely important that you are actively using these cooldowns and not holding them for a very hard damage event that might never happen in reality. Use your cooldowns frequently and rotate through them in order to make every damage window much easier to manage. The main difference maker between Evokers struggling to heal keystones and those excelling at it will come from planning cooldowns and actively making use of them to make healing as easy as possible.
- Stasis is extremely powerful. This ability allows you to save 3 Healing spells to then use later when you reactivate the ability. While you may be tempted to only cast high-value spells during this, it is perfectly acceptable only to cast one and then fill the stasis with 2 medium power abilities. Generally, you will want to aim to get Spiritbloom at the very minimum into your stasis window and then also try to aim for a Dream Breath cast. Your last ability or two can simply be Emerald Blossom. By doing this, when you reactivate the ability at a dangerous point, you will heal up your allies extremely quickly, faster than any of your other abilities. You want to use this as much as possible and plan for damage ahead of time to make challenging moments nonexistent.
- Rewind is the most reactive healing button that Preservation Evoker has. This ability causes your allies to heal for 50% of the damage they have taken in the last 5 seconds. You can use this ability as soon as your party gets hit by a hard mechanic or something goes wrong in the dungeon that you were not prepared for. Using this ability as much as possible for difficult moments will greatly reduce the overall amount of healing that you need to do during a dungeon.
- Tip the Scales will allow you to cast either Spiritbloom or Dream Breath instantly and at max rank. This can be used similarly to rewind. When you do not expect damage or a mistake happens, using this to cast one of your extremely powerful channel abilities instantly can help you recover from very tough situations.
- Zephyr will allow you to reduce the damage taken from AoE effects by 20% for your entire party. While not every mechanic may fall into this damage reduction, using it for hard-hitting AoE moments will make tough situations much more manageable. Even if you are not sure what will do AoE damage, press the ability and keep it on cooldown to ensure that you are reducing your group's damage intake.
- Preservation Evoker is fairly squishy, and while you do not have great defensive options for this, never forget that Time Dilation can be used on yourself to help reduce your damage taken and keep you alive in moments that would otherwise kill you. While you should not solely use this ability on yourself, as it is equally useful in keeping your party and tank alive, it is an option to consider when times are tough, and you find yourself out of defensive cooldowns.
Mythic+ Utility for Preservation Evoker in The War Within Season 1
This section talks mostly about the uses of different spells. For in-depth explanations of all Evoker Abilities and Talents, including these, check out our Spells page.
Utility of Preservation Evoker in The War Within
Interrupts, Stuns and Stops
Quell is your "kick" and your most important bit of utility in Mythic+, used to stop enemy casts for the benefit of the group and especially the tank. It is highly recommended to use a Focus Kick macro for this.
- /stopcasting
- /stopcasting
- /cast [@focus,exists,nodead][@mouseover,exists,nodead] [] Quell
This macro will kick your focus target if you have one, mouseover if you have no Focus target, and your target if you have neither of those.
To quickly set a focus target in hectic scenarios, we also recommend a Focus Mouseover macro.
- /focus [@mouseover]
Make sure that your UI shows your Focus Target's casts clearly so that you are always able to kick it on cooldown or in coordination with the rest of your group.
Stunning and "Stops"
- Oppressing Roar can be used to increase the duration of crowd control effects that your party members will be throwing out. Using this before an AoE stun from a party member such as a Monk's Leg Sweep will cause the stun to last even longer. This ability can even be used to dispel Enrage effects from mobs, thanks to the Overawe talent in the class tree.
- Preservation Evoker can also bring both a root and stun to make difficult packs much easier to deal with for both your tank and your party. Landslide can be used to root enemies, and Deep Breath can be used to stun them if you talent into the Terror of the Skies passive from the class tree.
- It is also worth mentioning that Wing Buffet and Tail Swipe, both racial abilities can be used to knock enemies into the air and knock them away from you.
Other Utility
- Fury of the Aspects provides your party with a Time Warp/ Bloodlust effect. The only other healer that can bring this massive benefit is Shaman.
- Rescue will allow you to pick up an ally and bring them to your cursor location. If an ally is struggling to run somewhere with a mechanic, group up with your party, or even just needs a simple movement boost, this can really help them get to where they need to be.
Dungeon Tips and Tricks for Preservation Evoker for The War Within Season 1
This section has Evoker-specific tips and tricks that may not seem obvious for all dungeons' bosses and mobs.
This section has Hunter-specific tips and tricks that may not seem obvious, for all dungeons' bosses and mobs.
Mythic+ Tips for Preservation Evoker in The War Within Season 1
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
Avanoxx
- If Starved Crawlers touch the boss, you will almost certainly wipe. Help your party kill these and use knockbacks such as Wing Buffet to keep them away.
- Getting hit by any circle effect will 1-shot you at nearly every key level. Dodging is important and you will also have to output high healing during this. Having Tip the Scales and Stasis can make the tough moments much more managable here. Otherwise aim to get good Golden Hour procs on your party during the damage window.
Anub'zekt
- Players who do not immediately enter the safe zone will start getting a very large dot on them. While you can't completely heal through this, if they have a few stacks you might be able to keep them alive, especially if you use Time Dilation.
Ki'katal the Harvester
- You have the ability to dispel the Cultivated Poisonss. However, doing so will cause your waves to trigger earlier. You can tell which direction these waves will go based on the animation coming off your character. In most cases it can be worth to dispel this instantly but you should aim your character to make sure you won't hit anyone with the waves.
- Other classes such as Paladin can easily deal with the root mechanic thanks to Blessing of Freedom. Evoker has a much harder time and while you can choose to kill the add rooting you, stuns and stops can also be used. You can even choose to use Deep Breath to break the root but it will be quite dangerous.
Trash
- There are quite a few poison dispels in the first area of trash. Simply dispel as much as possible and if debuffs are ever on the tank, you can generally be a bit more greedy with these.
- Throughout the dungeon, various mobs will cast large AoE hits such as Alarm Shrill. Aim to help kick these as much as possible and if for some reason a cast goes off, be ready to use major cooldowns.
- Near the end of the dungeon black puddles will spawn as you run to the boss. Getting hit by these will cause you to be rooted/stunned, they are fairly avoidable as long as you keep an eye on your character's feet.
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
Orator Krix'vizk
- Dispel one of the Shadows of Doubt debuffs as soon as possible. From there you can focus on healing the other target. Ideally you will dispel the furthest player, that way you can have extra room to dodge.
- Don't be afraid to also use Time Dilation on players with the debuff.
Nx/Vx
- Ice Sickles will deal heavy AoE damage and leave a dot on the party. This dot can be dispelled so you should aim to dispel the player most in danger.
- Most of the dangerous damage comes from Ice Sickle casts, try to rotate through Dream Breath, Spiritbloom, and Stasis to make the casts more manageable.
The Coaglamation
- This boss leaves a heavy amount of healing absorbs on players that you will need to keep an eye out for. Each time one of the balls is soaked, you will get a healing absorb meaning that you do not want to soak every single ball unless you have an immunity to prevent the absorb.
Izo, the Grand Splicer
- Abilities such as Blessing of Freedom and Disengage can be used for Umbral Weave, but Evokers don't have a great way to break roots beyond Deep Breath.
- Ravenous Scarabs can be knocked away when getting close to players.
- Splices will leave a dot on players that deals an extremely high amount of damage. You will need to make sure that you are using defensives and healing cooldowns to help manage it.
Trash
- Coming soon.
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
Speaker Shadowcrown
- You will need to dispel Burning Shadows but doing so will cause your party to have a healing absorb debuff placed on them. Similar to later fights, you will want to line up these dispels with strong abilities like Spiritbloom to make them more manageable.
Anub'ikkaj
- Damage occurs on this fight in two main ways. Firstly Shadowy Decay and secondly when an Orb finishes its movement. In general you should be able to simply top the party after each orb without any CDs. This will allow you to use stronger abilities like Spiritbloom for every Shadowy Decay cast, making it much easier to manage.
- Around one minute into the fight, there will be a very dangerous overlap where the party takes damage from the orb and Shadowy Decay at the same time. You will want to save major cooldowns like Rewind or Emerald Communion for this moment.
Rasha'nan
- This fight can be very healing intensive and while healers are often a good choice for dealing with mechanics like Sparking Arathi Bomb, you should primarily be focused on keeping players alive and allowing DPS (especially ranged) to do the mechanic.
- Erosive Spray will deal a ton of damage to players and leave a heavy DoT. Try to have a plan for each cast, and potentially additional cooldowns.
- Once the bosses phases and you meet him on the ground, Expel Webs will be cast which deals heavy damage to the two players impacted by it, you will need to keep them healthy especially if it overlaps closely with Erosive Spray.
Trash
- There are a ton of dangerous kicks in this dungeon, try to help kick as much as possible and don't be afraid to use any stops you have available to make kicks easier to manage. ;
- When approaching the 2nd boss, many of the trash mobs will aplly unavoidable dots that you will need to heal through. Actively use defensives and Time Dilation to make these pulls a bit more manageable.
- Each miniboss will cast Abyssal Blast which will require you to keep the player healthy.
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
General Umbriss
- Use Hover each time you need to move to avoid the dragons.
Forgemaster Throngus
- The most dangerous aspect of this fight comes when Molten Spark overlaps with other dangerous mechanics. Make sure you are healing the people targetted by debuffs and don't be afraid to use Time Dilation and other cooldowns when necessary.
Drahga Shadowburner
- Getting hit by one of the fixated adds will instantly wipe your group. It is extremely important that you are kitting when fixated and running away. This can cause range to be a bit of an issue so be ready to move around frequently to stay in range of other players.
Erudax
- Getting hit by Void Tendrils will almost certainly kill you. You will need to avoid them throughout the fight but they can be cleared with immunities from other classes if the room starts getting filled up.
Trash
- Twilight Destroyers deal very heavy AoE damage and knock you back. You will want to position so that you do not get accidentally knocked off the edges.
- After the 2nd boss, you will face some extremely dangerous trash mobs. Twilight Warlock and Twilight Lavabenders can be very deadly if not handled correctly. When facing the Twilight Warlocks, they will frequently cast a healing absorb onto two players at once. This can only be decursed, not dispelled making classes with decurses extremely helpful in this dungeon.
- When Twilight Lavabenders fall below 50% HP, they will start to deal much higher damage and will need to be nuked down. They will be continuously dealing damage until killed.
- Faceless Corruptors will channel Corrupt on players. This will deal extremely high single-target damage and it is important that you are funneling healing into these players. Don't be afraid to use Time Dilation on them.
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
Blightbone
- Dispel the player with Heaving Retch as quickly as possible and ensure they are healthy before the cast goes off. If this is targetting you, make sure you simply face it away from the other members of your party to avoid it hitting everyone.
- Stay away from Carrion Worms under the boss. Getting hit by them multiple times is likely to wipe you.
Amarth
- Make sure that you are kicking any mages that are casting Frostbolt Volley. You can also use stuns, disorients, and stops to prevent these casts from going off.
- This fight almost always comes down to add management so do your best to help your party out by playing close to melee so if you get aggro on the adds, they are in melee rather than chasing you in ranged. You should also aim to use Wing Buffet to knock the caster and hunter adds closer to melee so your group can cleave them down.
Surgeon Stitchflesh
- Generally your party will lust and use all weapons on this boss. The longer each Abomination is alive, the more damage your party will take. You will need to stagger your cooldowns so you can keep your party healthy through higher stacks. It is largely up to the DPS to make sure each Abomination dies before the stacks get too high.
Nalthor the Rimebinder
- This boss is extremely simple as a healer. You will simply want to make sure that you keep players healthy, deal with the high tank damage, and dispel players who are unable to break their own Frozen Binds cast.
Trash
- Keep Wing Buffet handy for Corpse Collector and Harvesters to get them into the group, as they tend to stand still.
- Many of the trash packs in this dungeon deal extremely heavy tank damage, try to keep HoTs on your tank at all times and make sure to use Time Dilation frequently throughout the dungeon.
- Throw Flesh will constantly be cast at players throughout the dungeon and the damage is entirely unavoidable. The players getting hit by this will take very large burst damage so it is important that you keep players healthy during these packs.
- Drain Fluids will channel at a player stunning them. Anytime you see this cast going off you need to interrupt or stop it as soon as possible.
- Gore Splatter will deal heavy damage to the party and needs to always be interrupted or stopped. Failing to do so will likely result in your party dying almost immediately.
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
Ingra Maloch
- During Droman's Wrath, you will deal significantly higher damage to the boss. When this occurs you will want to stop healing entirely and focus on dealing as much damage to the boss as possible. Once the damage increase ends, you can then return to healing up your party.
Mistcaller
- Evoker does not have a great tool to deal with Freeze Tag, so you will be relying on your party to help deal with it. Any stuns, slows, or hard CCs will be useful.
- When in the intermission phase, damage will continuously increase until you end the phase by solving the riddle correctly. Each time you get it wrong by killing the incorrect add, you will take a large burst of damage. It is important you get this phase correct and deal with it as quickly as possible.
Tred'ova
- Try to save Hover charges to move away from your party when Mind Link occurs.
- If you are fixated by the adds, try to bring them into melee and near the tank so they can die as quick as possible.
- Range can be a very large issue on this boss, try to always keep yourself close to melee that way you can reach range who are spread out much easier.
Trash
- Drust Soulcleaver will apply a debuff to the tank, increasing their damage taken. It is important that you dispel this as much as possible. Keep in mind multiple early trash packs have two of these mob in them. That means you will want to wait until the tank has both stacks of the debuff before dispeling.
- Before the first boss that are a ton of dangerous casts that you should aim to help interrupt. As the healer you won't be responsible for kicking the most important casts so just help as much as possible with other casts.
- Drust Boughbreakers can be very dangeorus. Once they reach 50% HP, they will channel an ability that deals massive damage to the party. There are two strategies to deal with this. Some groups will choose to target one at a time to separate the casts. Other groups may choose to push both to 50% at the same time and stack defensive cooldowns to deal with this. Just keep an eye on the HP of both of these mobs and react accordingly.
- During the maze, the healers will be primarily responsible for helping to solve the puzzles. As your party is fighting, try to run around and complete the puzzle only stopping to heal the party when possible.
- After the 2nd boss, you will have many mobs that apply poisons, try to focus on dispelling the players with 2+ stacks. If a player only has a single stack, you can generally heal through it.
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
Chopper Redhook
- Iron Gaze will always target a ranged player. If it does end up targetting you then you will want to run it through Heavy Ordnance to increase the bosses damage taken.
- Heavy Ordnances will explode if not soaked after a while. Soaking one will kill you but if you have any immunities in your group, those players can soak them to prevent a wipe.
Dread Captain Lockwood
- Fiery Ricochet will leave a DoT on players and is where you will want to prioritize cooldowns.
Hadal Darkfathom
- The only large damage comes from Break Water. It is important that players are fully topped before this cast goes out to prevent them dying otherwise. Outside of this, you can try to output as much damage as possible while dodging mechanics in order to kill the boss quicker.
Viq'Goth
- This boss will continuously apply debuffs to players. You will need to dispel one of them immediately or you will likely wipe. When you do dispel, it will cause an AoE around the player so it is important that the player is not stacked on the group.
- Ideally you will want to focus dispels on the players most in danger and not those who have defensive cooldowns available. Make sure to also use Time Dilation on a player with a debuff if they are in danger of dying.
Trash
- Molten Slug can be stopped with stuns, knockbacks, and disorients and you should aim to help the group do this when not healing
- Azerite Charge will deal heavy damage to one player, try to top them before the charge goes out.
- Bolstering Shout should be interrupted as much as possible, help your group kick this.
This section will grow with more tips as the Season progresses, so check back regularly.
Bosses
E.D.N.A
- Breaking Volatile Spikes will deal heavy damage to the party. You have a few different ways to deal with this but you will mainly want to break a lot of them when you have cooldowns ( Dream Breath, Spiritbloom, or Stasis available.
Skarmorak
- Orbs will spawn around the boss and these will increase your healing done. The common strategy for this fight is to allow your healer to collect as many as possible for the first set of spawns, followed by letting your DPS get the second set. This way healers can keep everyone alive while DPS work to break the shield, ending the damage phase.
- When breaking shards, your party will take significant damage, this is where you will want to use defensives and cooldowns. It is very easy for you to break shards at the wrong time leading to bad overlaps that can cause players to get nearly 1-shot. You need to manage these as well as possible.
The Master Machinists
- Expect to have to kick Molten Metal. The boss will often teleport and then cast this ability which can make it difficult for melee to interrupt. If it does go off, your party will take extremely high damage.
- Use defensives for the Blazing Crescendo cast. If any players aren't healthy use Time Dilation on them. This is an extremely large AoE hit on the group that will kill any players who aren't healthy.
Void Speaker Eirich
- Void Corruption needs to be cleared by running into a portal with it. Generally you will want to have healers and DPS clear this as soon as possible with tanks only clearing after the others have. If you have defensives available you can choose to let DPS clear first.
- Due to heavy movement, range can be an issue at times so try to stay near the center of the room, allowing you to reach every player and also dodge the frontal much easier.
Trash
- At the start of the dungeon, trash mobs will apply Void Infection to various players. While we can't consistently dispel this, having others players in the group able to do so can massively reduce the healing requirement early on. Otherwise you will need to keep players healthy during this.
- Void Outburst will deal heavy damage and leave a dot on the party. Aim to use cooldowns here to help make it more managable.
- When Earth Burst Totem spawns near the end of the dungeon, you will want to help your party kill it as soon as possible.
Affix Tips, Tricks and Management for Preservation Evoker in The War Within Season 1
This section has Evoker-specific tips for dealing with the various affixes of Mythic+. If you want general guides for each of our Dungeons or Mythic+ in general, check out our dedicated page below.
Affix Guide for Preservation Evoker in The War Within
Ascendant Affix Management for Preservation Evoker
Wing Buffet and Tail Swipe can both be used to help deal with this affix and make it much more manageable.
Oblivion Affix Management for Preservation Evoker
Evoker is fantastic at soaking Shattered Essence quickly due to the high mobility from Hover. This is one of the very, very rare instances in Mythic+ settings where Time Spiral can be very useful.
Devour Affix Management for Preservation Evoker
Expunge / Cauterizing Flame Poison/Disease dispel is a source of dispel type for removing Void Rift.
BiS Mythic+ Gear for Preservation Evoker
On our Gear Page below, we have compiled BiS items for Preservation Evoker that also apply to Mythic+.
Changelog
- 21 Oct. 2024: Updated for Patch 11.0.5.
- 28 Sep. 2024: Specific dungeon tips added.
- 09 Sep. 2024: Season 1 Information added.
- 17 Aug. 2024: Page Reviewed and Updated for The War Within.
- 20 Jul. 2024: Page Updated for War Within Pre-Patch.
- 07 May 2024: Reviewed for 10.2.7.
- 22 Apr. 2024: Page updated for Season 4.
- 19 Mar. 2024: Talent recommendations updated for 10.2.6.
- 15 Jan. 2024: Build recommendation updated for 10.2.5.
- 06 Nov. 2023: Updated for 10.2.
- 04 Sep. 2023: Reviewed for Patch 10.1.7
- 08 Jul. 2023: Talent recommendations updated.
- 17 Jul. 2023: Minor talent recommendation changes.
- 10 Jul. 2023: Updated for Patch 10.1.5.
- 01 May 2023: Updated for Patch 10.1.
- 20 Mar. 2023: Reviewed for Patch 10.0.7.
- 31 Jan. 2023: Talent recommendation updated slightly.
- 24 Jan. 2023: Talents updated for 10.0.5.
- 28 Dec. 2022: Talent build updated.
- 11 Dec. 2022: Reviewed for Dragonflight Season 1.
- 28 Nov. 2022: Updated for Dragonflight launch.
- 15 Nov. 2022: Page added.
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