This is just wrong. I play a hunter and I play feral.
Druid has a passive speed increase, as well as Travel form, shifting out of roots/snares which is far superior to a hunterâs 45 second CD freedom. Disengage? Wild Charge. Grappling Hook in theory, but youâll just get blinked away from and slowed/rooted into oblivion. Without constant dispells, youâre much slower.
Druid is up there with monk. 2 sprints on fairly short CDs, travel form wild charge, a kick that brings you to the target, and shifting out of every slow/root.
Hunter has tools, but in practice really isnât because of the lack of self dispels. Itâs decently mobile, but Druids are far, far more. Grappling Hook is only Survival anyway
I would put monk tied with DH. Monks can travel further/faster on the ground between all their CDsâŠjust no aerial travel. (though they can fly around on the cloud)
I would move hunter from #3 way further down. Itâs really just Aspect of the Cheetah every 3 minutes, and disengage (which most donât even use for movement) every 20 seconds
I would move DK way up. Itâs treated as one of the slow classes. Yet has Deathâs Advance every 45 seconds for a 30% increase and Wraith Walk to increase by 70% every minute.
Druid Iâd move up to tier 1. Their ability to instantly shift to travel form and fly off makes them over all the best escape artist still.
Warrior I would put below paladin and death knight. 1 Heroic leap every 30-45 seconds is, IMO, worse than 2 speed boosts that the other 2 classes can talent intoâŠand generally do. The 2nd heroic leap is an option, but limited to PvP
I do not consider charge/harpoon/etc to be mobility. Gap closer in combat for sure. Only useful situationally though.
Wouldnât all this be dependant on distance traveled? Warlock gate is faster than anything over 40yds. If itâs 100yds gate + burning rush is super fast. For burst speed no set up, this is probably pretty close. Distance traveled over 2m would be way different.
DK should be on the bottom of that listâŠwith a table nailed on top of them, with a steel weight on the table and then all that covered in 10 inches of cement. Or at least thatâs how it feels.