Havoc Demon Hunter Mythic+ Build & Gear Guide in Midnight Season 2
Spec Popularity
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Protection
1%
Holy
1%
Beast Mastery
1%
+4
Balance
2%
Beast Mastery
2%
Retribution
2%
Shadow
2%
Assassination
1%
+16
Subtlety
4%
Beast Mastery
11%
Balance
10%
Devourer
8%
Windwalker
6%
Shadow
5%
Frost
2%
Feral
2%
Arcane
2%
Destruction
2%
Unholy
5%
Enhancement
5%
Outlaw
3%
Arms
1%
Affliction
1%
Marksmanship
2%
Devastation
1%
+2
Guardian
2%
Vengeance
1%
Protection
2%
+1
Holy
2%
Restoration
1%
+2
Arms
3%
Beast Mastery
1%
Retribution
1%
+9
Elemental
70%
Assassination
2%
Arms
6%
Devourer
3%
Beast Mastery
2%
Shadow
1%
Windwalker
1%
Retribution
3%
Balance
2%
Unholy
1%
+10
Windwalker
1%
Arms
14%
Assassination
2%
Havoc
2%
Shadow
1%
Subtlety
1%
Devourer
4%
Retribution
3%
Balance
3%
Beast Mastery
2%
Unholy
1%
Highest Run
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Talents
Most Havoc Demon Hunter players build into the Fel-Scarred hero tree. The pick that shifts the most in an individual dungeon is Felbound, which far more players run in Murder Row than anywhere else. Open Talents per Dungeon below to see every swap like this.
Fel-Scarred
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Stat Priority
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Stat priority is the order in which Havoc Demon Hunter players value their secondary stats, based on what the highest-key players actually carry on their gear. Most prioritize Crit, followed by Mastery, Haste and Versatility. Agility is your main stat and comes mostly from item level, so a higher-item-level piece is almost always an upgrade. Use this order as a guide when choosing between similar items, gems and enchants, not as a hard rule.
Tertiary Priority
Top Consumables
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The flask, potion, food, weapon enchant and augment rune most used by high-key Havoc Demon Hunter players, from recorded Mythic+ runs.
Gear Overview
This section lists the gear that Havoc Demon Hunter players equip most often in those high keys, broken down slot by slot. For each slot the most popular item is shown first with its alternatives underneath, and the percentage next to each item tells you how common that choice is. It is a snapshot of what is being played, not a guaranteed upgrade for your character, so always simulate your own character before committing to gear changes. You can do that with Raidbots Top Gear.
Item
Popularity
Item
Popularity
Weapon
Trinkets
Enchants, Gems & Crafting
Expand any panel below for the finer gear choices Havoc Demon Hunter players make in these high keys. It covers the enchants and gems they run in each slot, the embellishments and missives on their crafted gear, and the combinations they pair together. Each list is ordered by how common the choice is among the sampled characters, over the same rolling two-week window as the gear above.
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Consumables
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Every flask, potion, food, weapon enchant and augment rune seen on sampled high-key players, ranked by how many ran it. Percentages are the share within each category.
How this data is collected
Every talent, stat and gear number on this page is drawn from real Mythic+ runs recorded this season, so it shows what players actually do rather than theory. To keep the picture focused on how Havoc Demon Hunter is played at the highest level, only the hardest keys are counted. For each dungeon we look up the highest keystone level anyone has completed, across every class and spec, and then include every run from there down to 5 levels below it, giving the 6 highest key levels of that dungeon. The hardest key completed anywhere this season so far is a +23 in Den of Nalorakk, so there every run of +18 and above is counted. Each dungeon uses its own top key, so a quieter one keeps a lower band. In Ruby Life Pools, for example, the hardest key so far is a +21, so its runs start from +16 instead. The sample keeps refreshing as new high keys are posted, so the numbers track how the spec is being played right now rather than averaging the whole season. On top of that, the talent, gear and stat breakdowns are built from a rolling window of roughly the last two weeks, so they stay in step with recent tuning and meta shifts. Run totals and key levels still cover the full season.
