WoW Mythic+ tier list

WoW Mythic+ tier list with the data kept visible

The tier list is a model-written interpretation of the latest rollups. It is useful for spotting patterns in the meta, but it should be read alongside the measured usage pages.

Open tier list

Most-played specs by role

W11 · top 1% · usage

The measured usage ranking the AI tier list reads from — what's actually being played at the top of the leaderboard right now.

Tanks

by share of tank slots
  1. 1Druid Guardian
    Guardian Druid
    52.8%
  2. 2Death Knight Blood
    Blood Death Knight
    36.3%
  3. 3Monk Brewmaster
    Brewmaster Monk
    3.7%
  4. 4Paladin Protection
    Protection Paladin
    3.7%
  5. 5Demon Hunter Vengeance
    Vengeance Demon Hunter
    2.2%

Healers

by share of healer slots
  1. 1Paladin Holy
    Holy Paladin
    65.4%
  2. 2Shaman Restoration
    Restoration Shaman
    27.1%
  3. 3Monk Mistweaver
    Mistweaver Monk
    2.5%
  4. 4Priest Holy
    Holy Priest
    2.4%
  5. 5Evoker Preservation
    Preservation Evoker
    1.5%

DPS

by share of dps slots
  1. 1Rogue Subtlety
    Subtlety Rogue
    30.3%
  2. 2Warrior Arms
    Arms Warrior
    23.9%
  3. 3Shaman Elemental
    Elemental Shaman
    21.6%
  4. 4Mage Arcane
    Arcane Mage
    6.4%
  5. 5Demon Hunter Havoc
    Havoc Demon Hunter
    3.7%

What the tier list means

The S-to-D tiers summarize the model read of current spec strength, role share, dominant picks, and recent movement. It is not a simulator ranking, damage chart, or patch-note prediction.

Why the raw data still matters

Usage data can reveal what players trust in high keys, while tier labels add interpretation. When those disagree, the measured pages are the better starting point and the tier list is a hypothesis to examine.

How often it updates

AI outputs refresh after current-season rollup updates. If the current read has not generated yet, the site shows an empty state instead of inventing a ranking.

Common questions

Is this Mythic+ tier list generated by AI?
Yes. The tier list is model-written and clearly marked as interpretation. It reads the site rollups rather than browsing patch notes or guessing from community sentiment.
Is the highest-usage spec always S tier?
Not necessarily. Usage is an input, but the tier list also considers role share, meta concentration, and recent movement.
Should I reroll based on this tier list?
No single page should decide that. Use the tier list as a quick read, then check trends, composition share, and your own key goals.

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