Druids are the ultimate “one character, four jobs” class in WoW TBC Classic. That’s amazing for gameplay… and slightly chaotic for gearing. Your Best in Slot (BiS) changes massively depending on whether you’re healing as Restoration, nuking as Balance, shredding as Feral DPS, or soaking boss hits as a Bear tank. Even within one spec, “true BiS” can shift based on your raid buffs (hit auras, debuffs), your assignment (single-target vs cleave, main tank vs off-tank), and whether you’re optimizing for progression safety or speed-clear damage.

If you want to top meters in WoW TBC Classic, gearing your Warlock the smart way matters just as much as your rotation. Best in Slot (BiS) lists aren’t just “wear the highest item level” — they’re about hitting key stat thresholds (especially Spell Hit), stacking the right damage stats for your spec, and timing upgrades across TBC’s raid phases so you don’t waste gold, badges, or loot priority on pieces you’ll replace instantly. This page gives you a clear, phase-by-phase BiS roadmap from fresh level 70 pre-raid all the way to Sunwell Plateau, plus practical gearing rules, gem/enchant priorities, and quick alternatives when BiS won’t drop.

If you’re trying to gear a Mage in WoW TBC Classic, “Best in Slot” isn’t just one static list. Your BiS changes by phase, by spec (Arcane vs Fire), and even by your raid support (Draenei hit aura, Elemental Shaman Totem of Wrath, mana support, fight length). This page is built to help you make the right gearing calls fast—whether you’re pushing Karazhan/Gruul/Mag, progressing through SSC/TK, or finishing strong in Sunwell Plateau.

Shamans are one of the most gear-sensitive (and raid-defining) classes in WoW TBC Classic. Whether you’re blasting bosses as Elemental, shredding meters as Enhancement, or carrying raid health bars as Restoration, the right Best in Slot (BiS) setup changes everything: smoother rotations, better mana efficiency, stronger cooldown value, and more consistent performance across long encounters.

If you’re playing Priest in WoW TBC Classic, “Best in Slot” (BiS) is more than a shopping list—it’s the fastest way to feel unstoppable in dungeons, raids, and even battlegrounds. The right pieces turn your Shadow damage into consistent boss pressure, make your Holy heals land faster and stronger, and keep your mana stable when fights drag on. This page is built to help you gear with purpose: what to chase first, what’s worth crafting, what to prioritize by phase, and how to avoid the common trap of “good stats, wrong item.”

If you’re playing Rogue in WoW TBC Classic, your damage (and your raid spot) is heavily tied to gear breakpoints: getting your hit and expertise under control, stacking the right Agility/Attack Power, and upgrading the “big ticket” slots like weapons and trinkets at the right time. This page is built to be a practical, phase-by-phase Best-in-Slot roadmap you can follow from fresh 70 all the way to Sunwell—without wasting gold, badges, or lockouts.

Hunters are one of the most rewarding classes to gear in WoW TBC Classic—you scale incredibly hard with the right stats, your pet becomes a real part of your damage profile, and a single upgrade (especially trinkets and ranged weapons) can noticeably change how your whole rotation feels. This page is built to help you reach Best in Slot (BiS) efficiently, whether you’re gearing a fresh level 70, catching up mid-expansion, or polishing a near-finished set for Sunwell.

If you’re playing Paladin in WoW TBC Classic, “Best in Slot” gear can feel confusing fast—because you’re not chasing one set. A Paladin can heal, tank, or DPS, and each role values completely different stats, trinkets, and even weapon types. This guide fixes that in one place: phase-by-phase Paladin BiS for Holy, Protection, and Retribution, from fresh level 70 pre-raid all the way to Sunwell Plateau.

Warriors are one of the most gear-sensitive classes in WoW TBC Classic. A single weapon upgrade can swing your damage by a mile, and a single missing tank stat can be the difference between “stable” and “spiky.” That’s why a real Best-in-Slot plan isn’t just a shopping list — it’s a phase-by-phase roadmap that matches your role (Fury DPS, Arms DPS/support, or Protection tank), your raid tier, your stat caps, and the loot reality of TBC (competition, drop rates, and what your guild actually clears).