Mythic Manaforge Omega FULL CLEAR – Augmentation Evoker POV (WoW 12.0 Pre-Patch)

This was our second reclear of Manaforge Omega, and instead of sticking to Devastation, I decided to give Aug Evoker raid test. The last time I played Aug was during Nexus-King Salhadaar progress back in October, so this run was a good check on how the spec feels now. Overall, Augmentation gameplay hasn’t changed much in terms of button presses, but the design shift where everyone receives buffs removes a lot of the mental overhead around target selection. That makes the spec feel much less punishing and far easier to play compared to Devastation. Most of this raid was done on cruise control, which really highlights how forgiving Aug feels in its current state. I’ve also cleaned up the UI a bit since the last video resulting in fewer fatality errors, less noise, and a smoother experience overall. What’s in this video: Full Mythic Manaforge Omega clear Augmentation Evoker raid POV WoW 12.0 pre-patch tuning & stat squish Second reclear comparison vs first clear Cleaner UI with reduced fatality errors Addons & UI If you’re curious about the addons and UI setup I’m using, check out my previous video, where I go through it in more detail: 👉    • Mythic Manaforge Omega FULL CLEAR – Devast...   Augmentation Evoker thoughts Compared to Devastation, Aug feels significantly easier to execute. With less emphasis on perfect buff targeting and more passive value baked into the spec, it’s far more forgiving — especially in reclear content. It’s effective, low-stress, and very hard to mess up, which makes it interesting when thinking about long-term raid choices going forward. If you’re into high-end PvE, Mythic raid clears, or Evoker gameplay (Aug or Dev), consider subscribing for more full clears, POV comparisons, and pre-patch experiments. 💥 00:00 – Plexus Sentinel 01:48 – Soulbinder Naazindhri 03:37 – Loom’ithar 05:40 – Forgeweaver Araz 07:42 – The Soul Hunters 10:14 – Fractillus 11:50 – Nexus-King Salhadaar 14:22 – Dimensius