If he adds more bonuses that have only a short duration, he briefly reaches up to 374% – just barely behind the speed of fast flying mounts.
What does Shavka use the speed for? Basically, to show off a little playfully, to amaze roleplayers, and simply to get around the world faster. However, this set is also good for quickly farming dungeons or old raids to collect mounts, toys, or achievements. Because often, in the old content, the long running times are the problem, and any speed increase ensures that you can farm the content faster and thus more efficiently.
Have you also gotten a “speed set” by now?
Another rogue became invincible through 100% evasion – but in WoW Classic.
How fast can a character in World of Warcraft get? The answer: Very. Even epic mounts look old in comparison.
If you want to get around quickly in World of Warcraft, you buy a mount, preferably a fast one. However, many players might be surprised when the Reddit user “CASMTHD” runs past them in Azeroth.
Because even on foot, he is faster than others on a mount – and that continuously. He published a video showing his rogue Shavka – with insane speed.
What can be seen? The video shows only the rogue and her gear in the first few seconds, allowing everyone to get an impression of how these massive bonuses come about.
Shortly afterwards, Shavka starts moving with a speed that would likely catch the attention of many onlookers in Stormwind. He dashes through the city in a constant sprint, causing many to look around confusedly for the rogue.
Since she is in a capital city, Shavka can also permanently activate the Night Fae soul shape and use the soulbind bonus “Somnambulist.” The appearance of the soul shape is disabled using some toys, allowing the character to maintain her original appearance.
This allows Shavka to continuously race through the streets and alleys of Stormwind at an impressive 314% of her original movement speed.
By the way: Don’t let the “32%” in the character screen confuse you. There, World of Warcraft does not summarize all speed increases, but only those from the tertiary stat.
How is this possible? The rogue combines a large number of different effects for these insane speeds. This primarily includes the tertiary stat “Movement Speed” (“Speed”), but also other bonuses, such as still active Azerite bonuses from “Battle for Azeroth.” Together, Shavka achieves 207.45% movement speed – all from passive effects that work continuously.
If he adds more bonuses that have only a short duration, he briefly reaches up to 374% – just barely behind the speed of fast flying mounts.
What does Shavka use the speed for? Basically, to show off a little playfully, to amaze roleplayers, and simply to get around the world faster. However, this set is also good for quickly farming dungeons or old raids to collect mounts, toys, or achievements. Because often, in the old content, the long running times are the problem, and any speed increase ensures that you can farm the content faster and thus more efficiently.
Have you also gotten a “speed set” by now?
Another rogue became invincible through 100% evasion – but in WoW Classic.
