Demon Hunter · DPS
Havoc Demon Hunter rotation assistant for World of Warcraft
Eye Beam and meta on a fight that keeps moving you out of them.
Rice Rotations reads your Havoc Demon Hunter from the game picture, decides which ability comes next, and presses the key for it from a second PC or a virtual machine. It runs on World of Warcraft Midnight retail and on Mists of Pandaria Classic, and the profile is included in the same subscription as the other thirty-nine specializations.
How the Havoc Demon Hunter profile plays
Havoc is fast and Fury hungry. Rice keeps Fury flowing with Demon’s Bite and Felblade, avoids capping, spends into Chaos Strike and Blade Dance in the right order, and keeps Immolation Aura on cooldown so the resource loop never stalls mid pull.
DPS is about never wasting a global. Rice keeps your builder and spender priority correct through procs and haste changes, lines burst cooldowns up with the window they are meant for, and switches to the multi-target priority when the pull is actually stacked rather than when a timer says so.
The profile reacts to the pull instead of replaying a fixed list: interrupts fire on casts that matter, dispels go out when a debuff lands, and cooldowns are held for the burst window rather than used the moment they come up. Dozens of Havoc Demon Hunter settings decide how aggressive or how conservative that behaviour is, so a raid night and a Mythic+ push can use different profiles of the same spec.
Cooldowns and burst windows
Eye Beam and Metamorphosis are lined up together, and Essence Break windows are only opened when the follow up spenders are actually available, which is where most Havoc damage is lost by hand. The Hunt is used inside burst rather than as a gap filler.
What the Havoc Demon Hunter rotation handles
- Fury kept flowing without capping through Felblade and Immolation Aura
- Essence Break windows opened only with spenders ready
- Eye Beam and Metamorphosis lined up together
- Disrupt on interrupts, Consume Magic to purge, Blur and Darkness as damage lands
Raid, Mythic+ and the rest
Raid single target protects the Eye Beam and Essence Break rhythm. In Mythic+ it leans on Blade Dance and Immolation Aura cleave and reads how stacked the pack is before committing the big window, instead of pressing Eye Beam into two stragglers.
Raid nights, Mythic+ keystones, delves, world content and levelling alts. Rice Rotations is built and tuned for PvE, so there are no arena or battleground profiles. The desktop client is Windows only.
Setup and safety
Nothing is attached to the game: there is no injection, no memory reading and no unlocker. Rice runs on a second PC or a virtual machine, reads your gaming PC as a video stream and sends keystrokes back, so the machine running World of Warcraft only ever sees keyboard input arriving.
- Built and tuned for PvE. No arena or battleground profiles.
- Midnight retail is supported.
- Classic is Mists of Pandaria only, so no Era, no Wrath, no other ruleset.
Havoc Demon Hunter questions
- Does the assistant handle movement abilities like Fel Rush?
- Movement stays with you. Fel Rush and Vengeful Retreat are also mechanics buttons, so the profile does not throw you across the room; it plays the damage rotation around where you are standing.
- Is Essence Break handled correctly?
- Yes. The window is only opened when the spenders that pay for it are up, which is the difference between a real Essence Break and a wasted one.
Other Demon Hunter specializations
Browse every supported specialization or see what is included per spec.