Azeroth Survivors Fury Warrior: A Recorded 20/31/0 Build

Open the original YouTube video at the relevant moment. The timestamps refer to the older recording described below; they are not a guarantee that the setup works on the current game version.

At 0:02 the recording shows an Undead Warrior with 47 of 54 pieces collected, 51 of 51 talent points and all 12 zones open. A fresh character may have far less progression. Our class reference shows the Warrior's starting spell and compares the other classes.

At 0:10, the talent screen shows Arms 20, Fury 31 and Protection 0. Rampage is selected at rank 1/1; the displayed description says every seventh kill releases a free Whirlwind. At 0:30, Flurry is shown at rank 1/1 and says Whirlwind and Bloodthirst strike a second time for 40% of the blow.

In our fresh Warrior menu on v0.125.0, those two displayed effects matched the older tooltips. Rampage's panel required 10 points in Fury; Flurry required 20 points in Fury and one rank in Rampage. Both were rank 0/1 on our character, so this confirms the displayed requirements rather than a combat test or a complete levelling order.

The finished recorded tree does not reveal the order in which the other points were spent.

The v0.126.0 talent panels show a prerequisite chain: Rampage requires 10 points in Fury; Flurry requires 20 points in Fury and one rank in Rampage; Bladestorm requires 30 points in Fury and one rank in Flurry. The Bladestorm tooltip says it starts each run with Whirlwind and grants a free Whirlwind every three seconds.

Our fresh Warrior showed all three nodes at rank 0/1. This is the menu's displayed chain, not a complete sequence for spending all 51 points or a combat test. The recording's final 31 Fury points do not reveal its earlier purchasing order.

Near 3:39, a Battleground Cache offers an upgrade to Heart of the Earthshaker: Whirlwind, alongside a trinket and ring upgrade. The Whirlwind card displays an area increase from +93% to +101%, a damage increase from +54% to +59%, and a 1.5-second stun. Those are the values for that particular rank and character, not universal starting values.

The other two cards show Talisman of Ephemeral Power changing cooldowns from −87% to −92%, and Master Dragonslayer's Ring changing critical strike chance from +50% to +53%. The same screen offers Skip for 1,283 gold and displays one reroll. Compare these options in the context of that developed character; the values, currency and available choices in your run can differ.

The video frame shows the offer rather than the final selection. The equipment guide explains how the Codex and class gear collection differ and includes this same historical example.

The reviewed late frames show battle and a treasure choice, not a victory screen. We have not verified the complete run, every card choice, or a controlled comparison against other builds. If you are starting from zero, the first-run guide covers movement and the level-up screen before you plan a 51-point allocation.