Enhancement is pretty good in TBC Anniversary PvP , but it is still more of a high-risk, high-reward spec than a top-tier arena staple. It shines hardest in battlegrounds, world PvP, and burst-heavy skirmishes, while arena strength depends a lot on comp, gear, and whether you can actually stay on target.

What it does well

  • Very strong burst when Windfury, crits, and cooldowns line up.
  • Good support value for melee-heavy teams, especially through shaman utility.
  • Fun, aggressive playstyle that can delete players who misposition.

Main weaknesses

  • Mobility is a real problem, so kiting hurts you a lot.
  • Much of your damage is inconsistent because it depends on procs and crits.
  • In serious arena play, it is usually viewed as less reliable than the best PvP specs.

PvP verdict

For casual or semi-competitive PvP , Enhancement can feel very strong and very satisfying, especially if you like explosive melee gameplay. For high- end arena , it is usually considered more niche: dangerous in the right hands, but not the safest choice if you want consistent ladder performance.

Practical take

If your goal is to:

  1. Win random fights and battlegrounds, Enhancement is a solid pick.
  2. Play with friends in a melee cleave, it can work very well.
  3. Push serious arena rating, you’ll want to be realistic about its limitations.

TL;DR: Enhancement in TBC Anniversary PvP is good, fun, and bursty , but it is not usually the most consistent or dominant arena spec.