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Discipline Priests love haste. The main spells of a Discipline Priest are Power Word: Shield, Flash of Light, and Penance and two of them have a cast time. It is important to get them to go quickly and have as short of a cool-down as possible. Criticial strike chance is also important, but haste should be favored. Discipline Priests gain no extra bonus from Spirit the way Holy Priests do, so will often opt for items that have MP5 instead. A mod, such as Rating Buster, can help you determine whether the Spirit on an item will grant more MP5 than an item with MP5 and no Spirit. Again, hit rating serves no purpose.
Shadow Priests get lots of benefit from Spirit and Critical Strike rating as well. Like any caster, Spellpower is the stat behind their damage, but the other two listed here add much to the class. As a DPS caster, you remember that you need lots of hit rating. In order to hit a boss level mob as much as game mechanics allow, you need 17% additional chance to hit. You can get this through talents and debuffs offered by other classes, but ensure that you will always have that 17% chance. For this reason, a lot of DPS-oriented cloth gear has hit rating and you should pick it up
Gearing your Priest for PvP is much easier than for PvE but that does not mean that having the right gear is any less important. Through doing PvP is the only way to get good PvP gear. And before you have good gear, you are going to spend the majority of your time in any BG or Arena dead.
Doing Battlegrounds can award Honor, which can be spent to buy epic non-set PvP gear such as boots, belts, bracers, cloaks, rings and necklaces. These items are from the Deadly Gladiator or Furious Gladiator sets. Head, Chest, Legs, Gloves and Weapons are also available but they also require an arena rating to purchase. Additional Honor can be gained from doing the daily Call to Arms! Quest is offered in your faction's PvP area of Dalaran. You've the ability to turn in a Mark of Honor from each battleground to gain additional honor, with the quest Concerted Efforts / For Great Honor.
Yet Wintergrasp offers another way to earn Honor and PvP gear. Stone Keeper's Shards can be earned from completing the quests offered in Wintergrasp. And they can be picked up off of Northrend dungeon bosses while your faction is in control of Wintergrasp. With them, you can not only buy a variety of PvP items, such as resilience gems and patterns and shoulder enchants but you also buy Commendations, one of which gives you 2000 honor upon use. In addition, you can earn Wintergrasp marks of honor when you compete in a Wintergrasp battle, 3 if you win and 1 if you lose. These marks can be used to buy epic Helms, Boots, Chests, Belts and Trinkets. It is for sure that you are able to gain massive amounts of honor by killing off opponents during the battle.
You will have the ability to do fairly well in rated Arena matches when you have some decent PvP gear. In the game, the best PvP gear is the gear you can get from having a high arena rating. Furious Gladiator Helms, Chests, Legs, Gloves and Weapons are only purchasable with arena points and require a very high personal and team rating.
Through enchants is a great way to give your current gear situation a boost. There is some kind of enchant or item enhancement available for nearly every equipable item. Let's take a look at good Priest enchants and where to find them.
These enchants are as below: Head, Shoulder, Chest, Cloak, Bracer, Gloves, Belts, Legs, Boots, rings and weapon.
