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Single-Minded Fury

Single-Minded Fury #413404, unchanged from Classic Era, reads: "While dual-wielding, your movement speed is increased by 10% and you gain 3% attack speed each time your melee auto-attack strikes the same target as your previous auto-attack, stacking up to 5 times. Lasts 10 sec or until your auto-attack strikes a different target." It is one of 2 different WoW Forever spells named Single-Minded Fury. Each is a separate effect with its own tooltip; pick the one you mean to compare it with Classic Era.

Every WoW Forever spell named Single-Minded Fury

Questions about Single-Minded Fury

What is Single-Minded Fury in WoW Forever?

Single-Minded Fury #413404, unchanged from Classic Era, reads: "While dual-wielding, your movement speed is increased by 10% and you gain 3% attack speed each time your melee auto-attack strikes the same target as your previous auto-attack, stacking up to 5 times. Lasts 10 sec or until your auto-attack strikes a different target." It is one of 2 different WoW Forever spells named Single-Minded Fury. Each is a separate effect with its own tooltip; pick the one you mean to compare it with Classic Era.

What does each version of Single-Minded Fury do in WoW Forever?

Single-Minded Fury #413404: While dual-wielding, your movement speed is increased by 10% and you gain 3% attack speed each time your melee auto-attack strikes the same target as your previous auto-attack, stacking up to 5 times. Lasts 10 sec or until your auto-attack strikes a different target. Single-Minded Fury #415599: Gain the Single-Minded Fury ability: While dual-wielding, your movement speed is increased by 10% and you gain 3% attack speed each time your melee auto-attack strikes the same target as your previous auto-attack, stacking up to 5 times. Lasts 10 sec or until your auto-attack strikes a different target.

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