Affliction Warlock Stat Priority
The secondary stat priority for Affliction Warlock in Midnight,
aggregated from real Mythic raid and Mythic+ logs on WarcraftLogs. Higher percentage = the stat
top players itemize more of. Use it to pick gear, gems, and enchants.
Also searched as Aff Lock.
This page shows the secondary-stat priority for Affliction Warlocks, derived from the gear actually worn by top Mythic raid and Mythic+ parses on WarcraftLogs. The percentages reflect each stat's share of total secondary rating on those players' gear — not simulation weights. For raid, the split is Critical Strike 36.3%, Haste 33.1%, Mastery 25.8%, Versatility 4.8%, giving the order Crit > Haste > Mastery > Vers. In Mythic+, Haste jumps to 40.5%, pushing it ahead of Critical Strike (33.2%), with Mastery at 18.5% and Versatility at 7.8%.
The most useful takeaway: top raiders wear Crit and Haste in nearly equal amounts, while in keys Haste is the dominant stat — a 7.3-point gap over Crit. Mastery is a solid third in both, but Versatility is barely touched, under 8% everywhere. When you read the table, treat these as descriptive shares, not strict breakpoints: a small difference like 3.2% between Crit and Haste in raid means either stat is common to stack depending on what drops. Use this as a guide for which stats to prioritize when choosing between gear pieces, not as a rule that one point of Crit is always preferable to one point of Haste.
Crit>
Haste>
Mastery>
Vers
These weights reflect how the current top Affliction Warlock players
actually gear, not a fixed stat weight. They shift slightly between raid and Mythic+ — in M+ you'll
often value a bit more survivability/versatility. Always hit your required ratings and your spec's
breakpoints first; treat this as the tiebreaker when choosing between similar item levels.