Blizzard surprised World of Warcraft players this BlizzCon with an announcement that Garrisons would be coming to the game in Warlords of Draenor .Buy WOW Gold Cheap Player housing is something WoW players
have been asking for, for almost as long as we've been begging for improvements to the inventory system, and I am pleased to announce that this is also something Blizzard came through with.
　　These two features alone make for a very promising expansion, without the added premise of returning through the Dark Portal to Draenor, the continent known as Outland after the Burning Legion laid waste to it, but Garissons has to
be the most interesting new feature to date.
　　Garrisons will be built and can be upgraded three times by players in pre-determined areas of each of the seven new zones in Draenor. These areas will be phased but friends can be invited inside so long as they are in a group.
Followers may be recruited and sent out on missions to gather resources for building your garrison and can even provide your character with ‘powerful loot.’
　　Followers gain experience with each mission and get to progress from level 90-100. These NPCs also come in different rarities, such as common, rare and epic, which then dictates how many ‘traits’ they have. Traits
determine specific skills those followers have; for example, mining. A follower with the mining trait can be sent out to mine for you, and this in turn provides you with temporary access to professions your character may not have.
　　While the promise to implement such a feature as Garrisons sounds wonderful, it feels very ambitious. I truly hope it doesn’t go the way of the Dance Studio and aerial combat. Watch this space!
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I love the idea of transmog so much.Buy WOW Gold Cheap I have so few bag slots left on ANY of my 7 level 90s and I keep so much gear on the toons that I am currently leveling that it is hard to do more than a few quests at a time.
That said... I've never actually used the feature more than twice. Once on my lock and once on my paladin when it was first introduced during Cata. I have all this awesome transmog gear for all my differeent characters. I have amazing weapons
and great outfits and.... its just rotting away in void storage and my banks.
One day... yes one day I will go forth and make my characters look amazing.
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Unholy's rotation used to be relatively similar to the other trees. With Scourge Strike a standard frost/unholy rune strike, the arguable major difference between the 3 trees was the color of the buttons you pressed.world of warcraft gold
That's simplifying it a bit, of course, but Blizzard seemed to be constantly toying with Scourge Strike especially. It started completely shadow damage, then went to various ratios of physical-to-shadow damage. Finally, in the great talent revamp
that saw blood go to tank only, Scourge Strike went to one rune only. However, that one rune was unholy. While this made thematic sense, it left the unholy rotation in an awkward place by creating "orphaned" blood and frost runes that
couldn't be spent except by an awkward use of Icy Touch and Blood Strike. This in itself was solved by the addition of the blood/frost strike Festering Strike. This, however, still left the application of diseases in an awkward place, as using
the traditional Plague Strike/Icy Touch method left behind runes that could not be otherwise swept up by Scourge Strike and Festering Strike. This was "solved" by a combination of Outbreak and the addition of a disease refreshing ability
added to Festering Strike. This still left the ability to accidentally drop diseases and have an awkward orphaned rune, so they added the ability for Plague Strike to add both diseases. This still left orphaned runes on the AoE rotation, so they
added Blood Boil to Reaping.
　　The end result is that unholy does finally have its own distinct and useful rotation, but a lot of it feels like bandaid fixes (especially for the diseases), and it still leaves the unholy death knight unable to properly use Death
Strike as an emergency healing source without tripping up their rotation in a way that frost won't. Leveling unholy death knights have to engage in an awkward Death Strike rotation for a few levels until they finally earn Festering Strike. Frost
and blood death knights who want to try unholy have to unlearn habits as they learn to spend runes in a whole different configuration.
　　So at this point, with unholy, the question is, are we okay with the rotation being so "unique"? Or do we want it to flow better with the other 2 specs and with our normal methods of disease application and AoE? I'm
personally in the latter camp, but so far, Blizzard's holding steady. I think the big thing to watch here is whether Blizzard will try to peel off or change some of the bandaids, such as Plague Strike applying both diseases. If they remain, it
may be Blizzard has decided unholy's going to be that weird child for a while longer, and it'll just take a bit more work to break into it.
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So I just got my set from the Blizzcon merchandise sale. WOWInGold here's my thoughts:
　　- The pandaria map is HUGE, easily large enough to use under the game so that washing the tiles isn't so loud. and the map is rubberized on the bottom.
　　- Tiles do not have numbering in the corners except for the flowers. This is my preference so I'm happy.
　　- The tile backing detail is beautiful. Most other sets i've looked at have a solid color / semi transparent back. Since this is the first one i've seen with some detail, it just looks great.
　　- Set comes with 6 die. the last set i bought only came with two so this is nice. the die are smaller then most standard die though.
　　- Shipping weight was 25.2 pounds. this thing is rather heavy.
　　- Case does not have a handle. I was a little sad but on the other hand, there's no way this case would last long with a handle. it just couldn't support that kind of weight.
　　As with everything else above, this thing is pretty!
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