Wind is gale-force battlefield control — knockbacks, slows, and wind barriers that disable and reposition enemies. It wins fights by denying the enemy's plan, shaping the battlefield as a control-support before damage ever lands.
Closest retail analog is Augmentation Evoker: its identity is neither throughput healing nor raw damage but stacking group buffs (haste/damage from Tailwind, power from Aerodynamics, hit from Clear Skies, haste from Tempest's Call) and an absorb (Kiss of the Clouds) onto allies, the way Ebon Might or Prescience do, while its own damage comes from a semi-autonomous extension of itself — the Air Elemental — rather than personal burst. Like Augmentation, there's no direct heal anywhere in the kit: its sustain is a group absorb plus deep control, never a heal, and its PvP fantasy is to attach to a teammate and tip the fight rather than stand in the front line.
Why is this spec not rated like the others?
Combat logs only rank damage and healing. This specialisation does neither as its main job: it supports the group.
Its rating therefore answers a different question: is it brought to raids?
Across 804 fights of mythic and ascended raids with at least 90% of the roster known.
The expected share is what a spec would get if slots were split at random between those competing for them — a tank and a damage spec are not after the same number. Above ×1 it is brought more than its share; below, less.
This rating never exceeds A: it describes what groups choose, not what a specialisation produces. A spec can be strong and rare.
Why is this spec not rated like the others?
Combat logs only rank damage and healing. This specialisation does neither as its main job: it supports the group.
Its rating therefore answers a different question: is it brought to raids?
Across 1255 fights of mythic dungeons with at least 90% of the roster known.
The expected share is what a spec would get if slots were split at random between those competing for them — a tank and a damage spec are not after the same number. Above ×1 it is brought more than its share; below, less.
This rating never exceeds A: it describes what groups choose, not what a specialisation produces. A spec can be strong and rare.
Ranking updated on August 19, 2026
These talents are a PvE configuration. The Arena and Battleground grades shown above rate the specialisation’s PvP potential — not this tree.
See also: all Ascension builds · the talent builder
Talent data: ascension.gg
· Spec tiers & analysis: ascensionsidekick.com
Editorial rewrite, interactive talent tree, tooltips and fact-checking: KAMI LABS
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