Tribex's Shadow Priest PvP Build
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Shadow Priest
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Voidweaver
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Keystone Light
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Void Elf
Tribex (Tichondrius US) is a Shadow Priest in World of Warcraft that reached a 2v2 rating of 1912 during Midnight Season 1, equipped with a 241 item level gear set.
Here is the breakdown of Tribex's PvP character build for patch 12.0, covering stats, talents, gear, embellishments, enchantments, and gems. Use it as a resource to refine and elevate your own Shadow Priest setup.
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Stat Priority
Stats directly affect a Shadow Priest's DPS performance, appearing on gear, consumables, enchantments, and gems.
They have diminishing returns after reaching +20% from gear, so proper balance ensures the best results.
Secondary Stats
- 5% Critical Strike +0
- 8% Haste +234
- 11% Mastery +682
- 14% Versatility +772
Stat priority
- Versatility
- Mastery
- Haste
- Critical Strike
Minor Stats
- 0% Avoidance +0
- 0% Leech +0
- 0% Speed +0
Stat priority
- Avoidance
- Leech
- Speed
Talent Build
Talents define a character’s build and have a direct impact on performance in 2v2 Arena.
Archon Hero Talents
Gear
Gear provides core stat bonuses and typically comes from the Great Vault, crafted items, raids, dungeons, Delves, or PvP vendors.
Here is Tribex's gear for each equipment slot.
Shoulders
Chest
Hands
Main Hand
Off Hand
Embellishments
Embellishments add special effects to crafted gear. Only two can be equipped, so selection is important.
These are Tribex's embellishments.
Enchantments
Enchantments enhance gear with additional stats or special procs. Most are crafted by Enchanters, leg enchants come from Leatherworkers, and some slot-specific options appear through seasonal content.
The following are the specific enchantments chosen by Tribex for each gear slot.
Gems
Gems provide focused secondary stat bonuses to help fine‑tune builds. They are crafted by Jewelcrafters and socketed into gear.
Sockets can be added to Necklaces and Rings with the Magnificent Jeweler's Setting , or to other gear through seasonal vendor items.
These are Tribex's currently socketed gems.
