There are changes coming to the game's player-versus-player (PVP) Honor system too. You'll also be able to see through walls and obstacles, and perform mid-air jumps with the character - a first for WOW. Some spells and abilities add to the Demon Hunter's Demonic Fury resource system, while others spend the resource. The Demon Hunter will have two talent specialisations: Havoc, which focuses on DPS, and Vengeance for those who prefer to tank. The Demon Hunter starts at a higher level and within its own special zone in order to set the scene for the character's arrival in the world. World of Warcraft is getting a new Demon Hunter Hero class too, positioned similarly to Wrath of the Lich King's Death Knight. Suramar Palace includes 10 bosses, and it's here that you'll face off against Gul'dan. The Emerald Nightmare will feature seven bosses and represent a nightmarish version of the Emerald Dream where you pursue Cenarius. The other named dungeons are Eye of Azshara, Darkheart Thicket, Nelfarion's Lair, Helheim, Suramar City and Violet Hold.Ī handful of raids were revealed too. Halls of Valor is a levelling-up dungeon set above the Stormheim region of the new continent, Black Rook Hold is an ancient elven fortress in the Val'Sharah region, and Vault of the Wardens has a Demon Hunter flavour. Three dungeons were discussed in some details at the reveal event. There'll be fewer to manage this time around, but they'll have a more meaningful role in the world, and have a deeper level of customisation. Instead of Followers, you'll now have to manage a team of so-called Champions. Warlords of Draenor's Follower system is also being updated as part of the Class Order system. Shamans have a conclave overlooking the Maelstrom, for example, while the Paladin Order Hall exists beneath Light's Hope Chapel. Each class will have its own Order Hall, which represents a base of operations exclusive to that class. The new Class Order feature puts you in the position of leader of your chosen class. Artifact weapons look particularly powerful. These traits either unlock new powers or enhance existing ones, and you'll be able to change the cosmetic appearance of your weapon as well. You can then spend this currency to unlock new traits for your weapon - a bit like a new talent tree. You'll also earn something called Artifact Power as you level up through the game, completing major quest lines, beating dungeon bosses, and winning PVP battlegrounds. As you begin the expansion, you'll start a personal adventure that sends you on a journey to gain and enhance your Artifact. There are 36 such Artifacts to be hunted down - one for each class specialisation in the game. Legion also introduces Artifact weapons to the game. Players will quest through these regions towards a new maximum level cap of 110. Legion is set on the new continent of The Broken Isles, the ruins of a Night Elf civilisation that's comprised of eight new zones.
Blizzard has revealed the sixth expansion for World of Warcraft, titled Legion.
0 kommentar(er)
