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The Warrior class in World of Warcraft is one that can be a huge asset or liability to a group in PvP combat. Warriors are one of the most sought after classes in running instances, but in PvP the style of play becomes different. There're some steps to how you can utilize and play your Warrior in PvP combat.
The first step is to pick a human or a tauren as you race, which depend on if you are playing Alliance or Horde if you are starting a PvP Warrior from scratch. The race isn't vitally important, but theses races offer the most positives. Humans receive a 10 percent bonus to reputation and a +5 to sword and mace skills. Taurens get a bonus of 5 percent to health and the warstomp ability that stuns enemies around you.
The second step is to focus on arms or fury instead of protection for your talents. This is because protection is very great in PvE combat but it is not very useful in PvP. The arms talent tree is probably the most useful as it gives you the best burst damage, as opposed to slower, more consistent damage. The fury talent tree is good if you have great equipment, and it is good as a supplement to the arms talent tree for PvP.
The third step is to decide what kind of equipment you want to carry. For PvE combat, a one handed sword and shield is ideal. However, for PvP, a 2-handed sword or dual-wielding weapon is more effective. You want to be able to cause larger amounts of damage quickly in PvP, therefore you want as much firepower as possible, even at the cost of a little defense.
The fourth step is to know your opponent in 1-on-1 PvP combat. In general, Hunters, Rogues and Druids are the easiest classes to beat as a Warrior, as long as you can control the battle. On the other hand, Paladins, Shamans and especially Mages are quite difficult for a Warrior to compete with.
The fifth step is to stay hidden in the group and as well pick off unsuspecting cloth-wearing class opponents when playing group PvP. In situations like BGs, Warriors have a tendency of getting ignored by opponents because they are not considered a huge threat. If you don't bring unnecessary attention to yourself, you can attack Mages, Warlocks and Priests whose attention is on attacking or healing others. You can take one of these classes out pretty quickly, but you must be sneaky about it.
The last step is to make use of disarm, intimidating shout and hamstring abilities often. Disarm is a great way to get a hand up on melee classes like Paladins and Rogues. Intimidating shout is effective in breaking up a group of spell-casters and hamstring is one of the first few abilities you should use on any opponent as it greatly limits their mobility.
As above, these six steps may help you to how to PvP with a Warrior in World of Warcraft. We hope that you can take great pleasure in this information.
