Best Mythic+ classes in WoW Midnight Season 2, Patch 12.1.5: Demonology Warlock, Arms Warrior, Arcane Mage, Assassination Rogue, and Elemental Shaman sit in the leading A+ DPS group in the October 13 expert snapshot used for this guide. Blood Death Knight and Guardian Druid lead our tank recommendations, while Holy Paladin and Restoration Shaman are the leading high-key healer choices. These are rankings for Mythic+ dungeons, not The Venomous Abyss raid or the new Kith’ix encounter.
Choose a spec for the content you actually run. A player farming weekly +10 keys needs reliable mechanics, good defensive habits, and a useful dungeon group much more than a perfect theoretical composition. At the top of the ladder, priority-target damage, routing, enemy control, dispels, and the ability to survive one mistake carry more weight. We use an October 16, 2026 snapshot of published Season 2 expertise and explain where the rankings are subjective rather than pretending every source agrees.
WoW Midnight Season 2 Mythic+ Tier List at a Glance
The following overview matches the current LepreStore Season 2 Best Class PvE Guide. A+ means the highest current editorial DPS group. It does not imply that a B-tier spec cannot time a difficult key.
| Role | Tier | Specializations |
|---|---|---|
| DPS | A+ | Demonology Warlock, Arms Warrior, Arcane Mage, Assassination Rogue, Elemental Shaman |
| DPS | A | Unholy Death Knight, Subtlety Rogue, Devourer Demon Hunter, Outlaw Rogue, Windwalker Monk, Retribution Paladin, Feral Druid |
| DPS | B | Destruction Warlock, Balance Druid, Frost Death Knight, Marksmanship Hunter, Havoc Demon Hunter, Enhancement Shaman, Survival Hunter, Devastation Evoker, Beast Mastery Hunter, Shadow Priest, Fury Warrior |
| DPS | C | Frost Mage, Fire Mage, Affliction Warlock, Augmentation Evoker |
| Tank | S | Blood Death Knight, Guardian Druid |
| Tank | A+ | Brewmaster Monk, Vengeance Demon Hunter |
| Tank | A | Protection Paladin, Protection Warrior |
| Healer | S | Holy Paladin, Restoration Shaman |
| Healer | A+ | Restoration Druid |
| Healer | A | Mistweaver Monk, Preservation Evoker |
| Healer | B | Holy Priest, Discipline Priest |
Reading the top row: Demonology is an excellent ranged choice for stacked pulls and solid bosses; Arms shines in smaller cleave packs; Arcane provides exceptional priority-target pressure and Bloodlust; Assassination brings strong funnel damage; Elemental combines powerful AoE and a valuable Shaman kit. The best one for your party depends on its other four members.
Midnight Season 2 Mythic+ Dungeon Pool
There are eight dungeons in the active rotation. You will repeatedly meet different damage checks, control requirements, and group utility needs across these instances, so a single AoE damage meter cannot settle the class ranking.
| Midnight Dungeons | Returning Dungeons |
|---|---|
| Altar of Fangs | King’s Rest |
| Murder Row | Ruby Life Pools |
| Den of Nalorakk | Temple of Sethraliss |
| The Blinding Vale | |
| Voidscar Arena |
In Murder Row, a group with stops, interrupts, and appropriate dispels can recover time that raw damage alone would not save. Temple of Sethraliss can reward decisive priority-target damage and reliable movement. King’s Rest changes how valuable sturdy melee players and enemy control feel. Look at actual route problems before you swap a well-played class for a higher tier letter.
If you need a dungeon-by-dungeon loadout or group route, use the specialized DPS, Healer, and Tank guides. This page owns the cross-role class and composition decision, not every talent string.
How We Rank the Best Mythic+ Classes in Patch 12.1.5
We start with the October 13 Wowhead expert DPS order and the October 12 Icy Veins healer and tank assessments, then read them against Blizzard’s official class and dungeon adjustments and the practical needs of a five-player party. This is an editorial high-key tier list, not a percentile score derived from a new private Warcraft Logs query.
| Factor | What Actually Matters |
|---|---|
| Damage profile | Stacked AoE, low-target cleave, boss damage, priority focus and how long the pull lasts. |
| Survival | Personal mitigation, immunities, self-sustain and how well a spec handles unavoidable damage. |
| Utility | Bloodlust, combat resurrection, dispels, ranged interrupts, movement and enemy stops. |
| Party composition | Whether buffs such as Battle Shout, Arcane Intellect, Skyfury, Chaos Brand or Mark of the Wild fit the other slots. |
| Key bracket | Weekly +10 runs and elite title pushes punish different weaknesses. |
| Execution | A reliable player who uses defensives and mechanics well beats a poorly played top-tier spec. |
Why rankings disagree: Icy Veins gives Elemental Shaman and Assassination Rogue a stronger top-end DPS assessment than some Wowhead versions, and also values certain tank profiles differently. Warcraft Logs-based rankings can disagree again because they answer a different question: who is completing or logging which runs, not which spec has the best theoretical toolkit. We keep one dated internal ranking rather than secretly changing placements between articles. A new tuning pass can make the list move again.
Best Mythic+ DPS in Midnight Season 2
Here is the full 27-spec DPS ordering. Five specs occupy A+, while none is treated as a clear S-tier lock in this October editorial snapshot. Each row represents its utility and performance in the current dungeon pool, not its raid ranking.
| Tier | DPS Specializations | How to Read It |
|---|---|---|
| A+ | Demonology Warlock, Arms Warrior, Arcane Mage, Assassination Rogue, Elemental Shaman | Best current high-key cases, with different strengths and group demands. |
| A | Unholy Death Knight, Subtlety Rogue, Devourer Demon Hunter, Outlaw Rogue, Windwalker Monk, Retribution Paladin, Feral Druid | Strong choices that can fit specific physical, magical or control-heavy compositions. |
| B | Destruction Warlock, Balance Druid, Frost Death Knight, Marksmanship Hunter, Havoc Demon Hunter, Enhancement Shaman, Survival Hunter, Devastation Evoker, Beast Mastery Hunter, Shadow Priest, Fury Warrior | Viable specs whose damage pattern, defensive value or party fit is less universally attractive. |
| C | Frost Mage, Fire Mage, Affliction Warlock, Augmentation Evoker | More limited top-end case at this snapshot, without being excluded from ordinary weekly keys. |
A+ Tier: Five Strongest Mythic+ DPS Picks
Demonology Warlock
Demonology is an excellent option when your group wants high damage in stacked pulls without losing too much boss pressure. Shadow Bolt, Demonbolt, Wild Imps, Felguard, and Call Dreadstalkers all benefited from Season 2 tuning, and the resulting profile is useful in both trash and single-target phases. Warlock adds Healthstones, Soulstone, Shadowfury and Demonic Gateway. Its biggest practical drawback is ramp and the absence of a uniquely required damage buff for the party.
Arms Warrior
Arms is our safest melee pick for small- and medium-sized pulls. Sweeping Strikes turns its strong single-target attacks into repeatable cleave, so the key enemy can die without the entire pull losing damage. Battle Shout strengthens a physical team, and Warrior tools can help with coordinated control. Arms is less impressive when a route revolves around enormous sustained AoE pulls, and melee players need disciplined defensive timing in lethal keys.
Arcane Mage
Arcane excels at planned cooldown windows and funnel damage. Arcane Barrage, Touch of the Magi, and Arcane Surge let a skilled player focus the dangerous mob while still contributing to the pack. Bloodlust and Arcane Intellect can cover two composition needs in one slot. The price is precision: a poorly timed burst, lost uptime or death during a major cooldown can make an A+ Mage look much weaker than its ranking.
Assassination Rogue
Assassination is valuable when the group wants to kill a dangerous target quickly while keeping strong AoE damage on surrounding enemies. Its poison-based profile, priority-target pressure and Rogue defensive tools suit organized keys. The spec can be especially attractive in physical groups with Battle Shout and Mystic Touch. It brings less unique group-wide utility than Mage or Shaman, so its damage must justify the slot.
Elemental Shaman
Elemental provides impressive AoE, especially when the team plans large pulls around offensive cooldowns. It also supplies Bloodlust, Skyfury, Wind Shear, Purge, and valuable Shaman utility. That flexibility helps both formed groups and pugs that are missing one important tool. Damage depends on target count, movement and good setup; a random series of tiny pulls may not showcase what makes Elemental a top-tier candidate.
A Tier: Excellent Choices with a Clear Tradeoff
Unholy Death Knight still brings a powerful burst-AoE package, durability, Death Grip, and Anti-Magic Zone. Its weaker sustained boss damage compared with some top choices is the reason to check the dungeon and route rather than assume every large pull makes it the best melee DPS.
Subtlety Rogue has strong priority damage, a useful defensive kit, and Rogue control tools. It is a sensible choice when you already know the burst sequence and can hit planned targets reliably. Outlaw Rogue suits physical compositions that want steady cleave, mobility and frequent stops, but its target cap can limit value on oversized pulls.
Devourer Demon Hunter is a strong magic-oriented option with Chaos Brand and useful self-sustain during Void Metamorphosis. The 12.1.5 tuning changes to its offensive abilities deserve attention, especially if you are coming back from an older build. It does not make Havoc and Devourer interchangeable.
Windwalker Monk brings large AoE burst, Mystic Touch, Ring of Peace, and Leg Sweep. The challenge is balancing huge trash numbers against boss damage and survivability. Retribution Paladin is an attractive pug option because Blessings, Word of Glory, Lay on Hands and combat resurrection can salvage mistakes; it may not match the top damage choices in perfectly played runs.
Feral Druid rewards an experienced melee player in physical teams. Mark of the Wild, combat resurrection, and Druid utility are genuine benefits, even when the damage profile is less convenient than a top-tier pick. Its presence in A does not mean every casual group needs to replace a known B-tier player.
B Tier: Capable Specs with More Conditions
| Specialization | Where It Helps / Why It Sits in B |
|---|---|
| Destruction Warlock | Good direct burst and reliable Warlock utility, but often less total dungeon value than Demonology in this snapshot. |
| Balance Druid | Strong sustained damage when large pulls live long enough for Starfall; smaller packs and priority targets reduce that advantage. |
| Frost Death Knight | Durable melee damage and Death Grip; its two-target and single-target tuning gives it a real niche without guaranteed top-end status. |
| Marksmanship Hunter | Ranged damage and Hunter survival tools, but a weaker party-buff case than the top ranged specs. |
| Havoc Demon Hunter | Fast movement, Chaos Brand and useful cleave, but the class competes with the higher-ranked Devourer option. |
| Enhancement Shaman | Strong melee utility and flexible burst if played well; output is more execution-sensitive than the top group. |
| Survival Hunter | Mobile melee gameplay and Wildfire Bomb pressure, but the damage profile is less universally useful for elite routes. |
| Devastation Evoker | Useful burst and Evoker group tools; positioning, range and damage windows influence practical value. |
| Beast Mastery Hunter | Comfortable damage while moving and personal safety; less priority burst and group utility for the highest keys. |
| Shadow Priest | Power Word: Fortitude, Power Infusion and Mass Dispel can matter, but interrupts and poison coverage are weak spots. |
| Fury Warrior | Fast gameplay and Battle Shout, with limited big-pull value compared with Arms in coordinated keys. |
Do not read B as a failure: if you have the gear, know the route and regularly time your weekly dungeons, a reroll can cost far more progress than the ranking gap is worth. Several of these specs solve problems that the top DPS trio may leave uncovered.
C Tier: Harder to Justify for Elite Pushing
| Specialization | Current Limit |
|---|---|
| Frost Mage | Useful control and comfortable cleave in ordinary content, but weaker high-end output than Arcane in the current assessment. |
| Fire Mage | Can reward planned combustion windows; its present damage and party fit are less convincing than Arcane. |
| Affliction Warlock | Strong in longer multi-target damage windows, but many dungeon pulls die before its full value appears. |
| Augmentation Evoker | Group amplification lost some of its previous ceiling and depends heavily on teammates delivering during buff windows. |
C-tier specs can still complete weekly keys and earn rewards. The tier is about the marginal advantage for the very highest timed runs, not permission to reject someone from a +10 group.
Best Mythic+ Tanks in Patch 12.1.5
The tank ranking below follows the October 12 Icy Veins assessment used in our current broader class article. Tank effectiveness changes with dungeon, route, healer, self-sustain and player familiarity. For the full role-specific discussion, use our Mythic+ Tank Rankings.
| Tier | Tank Specs | Why They Fit |
|---|---|---|
| S | Blood Death Knight, Guardian Druid | Blood DK controls enemies and its own recovery; Guardian brings steady durability and Mark of the Wild. |
| A+ | Brewmaster Monk, Vengeance Demon Hunter | Brewmaster offers Stagger and physical-team buffs; Vengeance excels at control and mobility. |
| A | Protection Paladin, Protection Warrior | Paladin can rescue uncoordinated runs; Warrior brings stable physical mitigation and Spell Reflection. |
Blood Death Knight and Guardian Druid: S Tier
Blood Death Knight is a strong tank for players comfortable making their own survival decisions. Death Grip and Gorefiend-style control help group awkward enemies; Death Strike rewards resource discipline. The risk is also personal: poor Runic Power use or a badly timed defensive can end a high key fast. Guardian Druid offers a more accessible defensive rhythm, Mark of the Wild, movement tools, and reliable mitigation. That makes it a compelling option for learning an unfamiliar pool without spending every second watching your own health bar.
Brewmaster Monk and Vengeance Demon Hunter: A+ Tier
Brewmaster Monk fits physical groups that value Mystic Touch, Ring of Peace, Detox and well-managed Stagger. It is powerful when the player understands when to smooth and when to recover from incoming damage. Vengeance Demon Hunter controls big pulls with Sigils, moves quickly between packs, and applies Chaos Brand for caster-heavy groups. Its defensive profile rewards planning: high damage intake outside its strongest windows can punish impatient routes.
Protection Paladin and Protection Warrior: A Tier
Protection Paladin has enormous practical value in pugs: Avenger’s Shield and other interrupts, Cleanse Toxins, Blessings, Lay on Hands and emergency support can make a rough group functional. Protection Warrior shines into blockable physical hits, offers Battle Shout and Rallying Cry, and can gain value from creative Spell Reflection usage. Neither should be discarded simply because the headline rank is A.
Best Mythic+ Healers in Patch 12.1.5
Dungeon healing is different from raid healing. The best healer must handle burst damage, cover the pool’s dispels, stay alive, and contribute to the group when no one needs immediate healing. The October 12 Icy Veins assessment gives the following ranking.
| Tier | Healer Specs | Where They Win |
|---|---|---|
| S | Holy Paladin, Restoration Shaman | Holy Paladin saves players with focused healing and Blessings; Restoration Shaman has a broad dungeon toolkit. |
| A+ | Restoration Druid | Restoration Druid supplies useful dispels, Druid control and proactive healing. |
| A | Mistweaver Monk, Preservation Evoker | Mistweaver brings strong damage and physical-group value; Preservation has mobile, positional healing tools. |
| B | Holy Priest, Discipline Priest | Both Priest specs can heal keys but have more difficult utility gaps, notably Poison coverage. |
Holy Paladin and Restoration Shaman: S Tier
Holy Paladin is exceptionally good at keeping a vulnerable player alive. Blessings, Lay on Hands, Aura Mastery, and direct healing solve emergencies that end a key in seconds. The weakness is healer damage relative to some alternatives and the need to use support spells proactively. Restoration Shaman is easy to justify in a group that needs Bloodlust, Wind Shear, Purge, Spirit Link Totem, and Poison Cleansing Totem. Resto Shaman’s totem positioning and group coordination matter when your DPS players refuse to stand still.
Restoration Druid: A+ Tier
Restoration Druid brings Mark of the Wild, combat resurrection, Poison and Curse answers, roots, knockbacks and excellent mobility. It is strongest when incoming damage is anticipated and healing-over-time effects can be prepared. Sudden damage after a missed stop may be harder to recover from than with a purely reactive healer. Its raid reputation should not be used as the only reason to raise or lower its Mythic+ rank.
Mistweaver Monk and Preservation Evoker: A Tier
Mistweaver Monk contributes meaningful damage, Mystic Touch and control, making it interesting for physical compositions. More intense healing checks and positioning can change how comfortable it feels. Preservation Evoker provides strong recovery, Rescue and team movement, but the party must respect its range and positional requirements. Both can be good choices for groups that already cover essential dispels and interrupts.
Holy Priest and Discipline Priest: B Tier
Holy Priest supplies strong direct healing, Guardian Spirit and Power Infusion; Mass Dispel and Mind Soothe have situational value. However, its stops and interrupt profile are limited for high keys. Discipline Priest rewards planning ahead with shields and damage-linked healing, but repeated damage spikes and missing Poison dispels can expose its weaknesses. Neither spec should be judged using raid healer rankings, where the priorities differ.
Best Mythic+ Class by Player Goal
A tier list becomes useful when you connect it to the next decision. A DPS player looking for low-friction weekly rewards, a team chasing Keystone Myth and a fixed group pushing maximum keys need different things.
| Your Goal | Recommended Starting Point | What to Check |
|---|---|---|
| Top-end ranged DPS | Demonology Warlock, Arcane Mage, Elemental Shaman | Do you need Bloodlust, Arcane Intellect, a combat resurrection or Shaman dispels? |
| Top-end melee DPS | Arms Warrior, Assassination Rogue | Is your group physical, and can your melee survive dangerous pulls? |
| Flexible control-heavy DPS | Subtlety Rogue, Outlaw Rogue, Unholy Death Knight | What priority mobs and caster packs does the route contain? |
| Tank for planned high keys | Blood Death Knight, Guardian Druid | Do you prefer self-managed recovery or stable predictable mitigation? |
| Tank for pug utility | Protection Paladin | Can your group use Blessings, extra interrupts and emergency rescues? |
| Healer for high keys | Holy Paladin, Restoration Shaman | Who covers Bloodlust, Poison and crucial enemy casts? |
| Healer with a strong raid off-route | Restoration Druid | Do you also raid and want one character for both modes? |
| Reliable weekly +10 farming | Your well-geared and well-practiced main | Know the dungeon routes, boss mechanics and defensive timings first. |
For players planning a new main across all PvE, compare the broader Season 2 Best Class Tier List. This article is deliberately focused on Mythic+ rather than raid damage or class fantasy.
Strong Mythic+ Group Compositions
These are examples of how to combine missing buffs and practical tools. They are not fixed five-player prescriptions and do not imply that other combinations cannot time the same key.
Balanced Caster-Focused Group
Vengeance Demon Hunter tank, Holy Paladin healer, Arcane Mage, Demonology Warlock and Elemental Shaman DPS. This party covers Arcane Intellect, Bloodlust, Chaos Brand, Warlock utility, Shaman control and strong burst options. The tradeoff is that three ranged players can make movement and placement demanding, while a missed defensive sequence is dangerous on the tank.
Physical Damage and Control Group
Blood Death Knight tank, Restoration Shaman healer, Arms Warrior, Assassination Rogue and Windwalker Monk DPS. Battle Shout, Mystic Touch, Skyfury, Bloodlust, grips and combat resurrection complement the party’s physical damage identity. The team has excellent control, but three melee players demand clean positioning in some pulls. Check dungeon-specific mechanics before committing.
Stable Weekly-Key Group
Guardian Druid tank, Holy Paladin healer, Arcane Mage, Retribution Paladin and Beast Mastery Hunter DPS. This favors recognizable mitigation, several group-saving abilities, Bloodlust and freedom to execute boss mechanics without maximizing every damage window. You can swap DPS slots as long as the group retains essential tools. For weekly rewards, comfort usually matters more than copying a leaderboard composition.
Pick the Progression Route That Matches Your Goal
If you want a specific dungeon for loot, repeatable weekly Great Vault progress, or a higher Season 2 rating, the activity itself matters more than the tier label next to your class. You can run your own groups and follow the current Season 2 gearing route; if group availability is the bottleneck, choose the type of help that matches the key or achievement you are actually pursuing.
Know Your Spec? Plan the Next Key
Class rankings help you pick a group. Your next step depends on whether you need a specific dungeon clear, a seasonal rating milestone, or a gear plan.
What Patch 12.1.5 Changes for Mythic+ Players
Patch 12.1.5 is live. Blizzard added a Season 2 mid-season refresh, more gearing options, and targeted dungeon adjustments. It did not start an entirely new Mythic+ season or replace the eight-dungeon pool. That is why this is an updated Season 2 ranking, not a reset to a fresh Season 3 meta.
Keystone Myth Now Requires 3600 Rating
The Midnight Keystone Myth: Season 2 achievement requires a Mythic+ rating of 3600. Blizzard lists the rewards as “the Venomous Contender” title and a Timelost Saddle. Do not use older Season 1 thresholds or confuse the title goal with normal weekly Great Vault farming. A player pushing rating needs consistent timed keys across the pool, not only a strong damage parse in one dungeon.
Ascendant Venomstones Affect Future Gear Planning
During the week of October 13, Orin Straylight offers Ancient Depths, Ancient Venom in Silvermoon City. The follow-up Ascending with Venomstones becomes available after maintenance during the week of October 20. After that unlock, Ascendant Venomstones can drop from Mythic+ keystones at +10 or higher, along with other specified endgame sources. Ten stones can enhance an eligible fully upgraded Season 2 weapon, trinket or necklace. The weekly crest cap is also scheduled for removal during that October 20 maintenance. As of October 16, do not treat the new stones as already farmable.
This matters when you pick a main or decide whether to spend currency. Keeping a spec geared and ready for its key level is more valuable than rerolling purely because one October ranking changed. For the exact upgrade route, the Season 2 Gearing Guide owns the deeper answer.
New Raid and Labyrinth Rewards Support the Same Season
The Unbinding of Kith’ix raid and Labyrinth of Kindo’jan provide more ways to gear a character for Mythic+ without changing which dungeons are on rotation. Check the separate Patch 12.1.5 First Steps Checklist before you commit coffer keys or spend time on the wrong prerequisite.
Does a Mythic+ Tier List Matter for Weekly +10 Keys?
Much less than it does for coordinated high-end pushing. At a +10 level, understanding an enemy’s cast, using a personal defensive before unavoidable damage, and keeping a route moving can save more time than switching between adjacent tier letters. A familiar healer with a sensible dispel plan is better than a theoretical S-tier healer who misses the dangerous mechanics.
When pushing far above the weekly reward bracket, differences compound. A missed group buff, poor priority-target damage or limited defensive coverage can become the reason a route fails. At that point, composition planning starts to matter more, especially after each tuning pass.
Four Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing a Mythic+ Main
- Using raid meters as dungeon rankings. Raid output does not account for the boss-to-trash mix, repeated kicks, stops, or the current M+ pull pattern.
- Assuming popularity proves strength. Representation is influenced by top players, available teams, and which specs content creators prefer.
- Dropping essential utility for a higher DPS tier. A group without Bloodlust, required dispels or reliable combat resurrection may lose more than it gains.
- Rerolling before checking your real bottleneck. Gear, route knowledge and cooldown use can explain a plateau better than your class position.
Sources and Update Method
Ranking checkpoint: October 16, 2026. DPS placements match the October 13 Wowhead Mythic+ expert revision used in our broader Season 2 class comparison. The tank and healer tables follow Icy Veins’ October 12 assessments. We treat these as dated expert judgements, not guaranteed order of actual DPS in every key. We checked Blizzard’s 12.1.5 patch notes for the season changes and rewards. Alternative tier models, such as log-based lists, can disagree and are not silently averaged into the tables.
- Wowhead: Mythic+ DPS Tier List, October 13 update
- Icy Veins: Mythic+ Tank Rankings, October 12
- Icy Veins: Mythic+ Healer Rankings, October 12
- Blizzard: Patch 12.1.5 Content Update Notes
WoW Midnight Season 2 Mythic+ Tier List FAQ
What is the best Mythic+ DPS in Patch 12.1.5?
Our October DPS source has five A+ specs: Demonology Warlock, Arms Warrior, Arcane Mage, Assassination Rogue and Elemental Shaman. The best one depends on the dungeon route and what the group needs from the remaining DPS slot.
Is Demonology Warlock still the only S-tier Mythic+ DPS?
No. An older September ranking put Demonology alone in S. The October 13 list used here instead places Demonology in A+ alongside four other specializations. Some sites still display or cache the earlier order.
What is the best Mythic+ tank in Season 2?
Blood Death Knight and Guardian Druid share S tier in the current Icy Veins-based table. Blood offers stronger self-managed recovery and grips; Guardian is easier to pilot while maintaining consistent defensive value.
What is the best healer for Midnight Season 2 Mythic+?
Holy Paladin and Restoration Shaman are in the leading S group in our October healer model. Paladin excels at direct saves, while Shaman offers Bloodlust, interrupts, dispels and broad dungeon utility.
Why is Holy Priest strong in raids but lower in Mythic+?
Raids and Mythic+ ask different questions of a healer. Holy’s focused recovery and raid tools do not remove its relative dungeon limitations in enemy stops, poison coverage, and personal survival at the top end.
Which Mythic+ key level is needed for Ascendant Venomstones?
After the October 20 follow-up quest unlocks the system, Blizzard lists Mythic+ keystones at +10 and above among the eligible sources. The stones are not available for normal farming on October 16.
What rating is needed for Keystone Myth in Midnight Season 2?
The threshold is 3600 Mythic+ rating in Season 2. The achievement rewards the Venomous Contender title and a Timelost Saddle.
Should I reroll a B-tier spec for weekly keys?
Usually not for the tier letter alone. Check your gear, rotation, route, interrupts and survival before moving to a new character. A practiced B-tier spec is perfectly capable of completing weekly keys.
For a broader class decision that includes raiding, see our Midnight Season 2 Best Class Tier List. If your focus is the dungeon reward route itself, go to the current gearing guide.
