If left unchecked, the necrotic forces of the necropolis Zolramas will pillage Bastion leaving destruction in their wake. They have pillaged anima and taken slaughtered kyrian to fuel their dark practices. In an unthinkable act of treachery, forces from Maldraxxus, the realm charged with defending the Shadowlands, have invaded the Temple of Courage.
There are four dungeons available as you adventure through the new zones on your way towards the max level 60. Should the ancient evil chained here break free, all of reality will be consumed. In this tumultuous, hopeless land, the vilest souls in the cosmos are imprisoned and tormented forever. To be cast into the Maw is to be doomed to a bleak eternity. As for those who resist redemption? They’re banished to the Maw. Those who are successfully reformed are presented with a choice: Return to Oribos to be sent on to another afterlife, or remain in Revendreth and become one of the Venthyr. Revendreth is made up of seven distinct districts, each presided over by a Harvester - powerful Venthyr who have upheld the ways of this place since creation to encourage spirits to repent for their past sins. Within this eternal forest, massive dream trees draw in precious anima-the essence of souls that flows through the Shadowlands-to feed the spirits of nature awaiting rebirth into the cycle. ArdenwealdĪ twilight-tinged afterlife for those closely connected to the wild, Ardenweald is a domain of restoration tended by the mystic night fae. Here, in the birthplace of necromantic magic, those who master the powers of death turn legions of ambitious souls into relentless immortal armies. Within war-torn Maldraxxus, might-of all kinds-makes right. This paradisiacal realm is inhabited by the steadfast Kyrian, who safeguard mortal souls as they pass into the Shadowlands. When first arriving in Bastion, you’ll be greeted by elysian vistas, resplendent skies, gleaming spires, and ethereal sights. Learn new effects that enhance key abilities for your class as you make your way towards level 60. The level cap has been increased by 10 levels. Head over to Orgrimmar or Stormwind to begin your journey into the Shadowlands and experience the new content the expansion has to offer, including: New Level Cap: 60 It is a stick man.New mounts, pets, achievements, transmog gear, and more! I still believe there must be a far better glyph to use for your argument than shadow bolt.
I can guarantee you that a warlock would give up a 15% cost reduction shadow bolt glyph for a 5% crit to shadow bolt or a glyph for fel armor that either gave them 20% mana regen while casting or even the sp that fel armor has seemed to have lost, even a haste buff to fel armor would be nice. Would you give up 5% fireball crit and molten armor 2% crit for 15% cheaper fireballs? Would you give up glyph of mage armor for a 15% cost reduction on blast? I sort of agree on the -Molten Armor could be better- point, but you have an option that works for fire. So, tell me, what glyph will you use for your third instead of Mage Armor for Arcane? Around 9k dps on a PTR pre-made (T9 no chants) sustained for 10 mins showing a friend who copied his priest, and I'm a noob who never played an 80 mage before. besides low level leveling.Īnd I did say Mage Armor was for Arcane. I'm telling you, no self-respecting warlock is going to use shadow bolt glyph, no matter where it is. I haven't played fire, but could you go pyro, living bomb, fireball? would trading 5% crit on one of those two spells be worth 2% over all spells? There is a choice. The molten armor crit should be higher imo for it to be counted as a prime, 2% is a bit low for a prime bonus. I can understand what you are trying to say, but I disagree, I believe the mage armor glyph more directly effects a arcane mage's dps in both mastery and more burn time before evocate is necessary and allowing extra blasts in the sustain phase. Demon lock is the only one who would consider it, but even then, they are interlacing incinerates with molten core procs, have life tap, and a pet talent that restores mana, and if they feel they can get away with another glyph, they will check to see how many warlocks at 80 use the current glyph of shadow bolt, I bet you the performers do not. life tap + self heals renders that glyph useless to anyone not in the process of leveling a low toon. An affliction lock will most likely opt for shadow trance procs and longer BoA than a cheaper nuke to go with their haunt. Warlock mastery doesn't use their mana pool to effect their damage output as an arcane mage's does. Warlocks are not the only class that has major glyphs that effect their damage.But this is a very bad example. Perhaps, but in that case the warlocks shadow bolt glyph should be moved from major -> prime since that also increases their dps in a similar fashion as our mage armor.
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