What used to be a diluted, complex talent tree system that everyone pretty much just copy/pasted from someone else, turned into a more elegant, utility-based talent tree system with much fewer options. Talents & Glyphs - Reforging - Transmogrification - Void Storage - Instance Finder - Dailies - Weekly Tasks - Loot System - Legendary Chain - Inscription - Archaeology - Guild System - Heirloom Gear - Pet Battles - PvP System - Learn About Your Class - Cross Realm - Recruit A Friend / Scroll of Resurrection - Searching For A GuildĪlongside the introduction of the MoP expansion came a complete rehaul and simplification of the talent tree system (thank goodness). If you still have questions after reading the guide, please don’t hesitate to ask questions either here or in-game at Accomp#1170.

Think of this as a mini catch-up session – I truly hope it helps. My intent is not to go in depth on each of these items, but to provide a general overview of them and a means of diving further in and learning more about the item if you so choose. This guide will provide some of the newer features and changes to the game that you may have missed out on. Therefore, I have found the opportunity to create more of a reference guide / recap for players returning to the game. There has been simplification of some areas and deeper complexity in others. There’s one issue, though… Since Wrath, there have been some pretty hefty changes to game features, direction, and the overall game experience.

For me, those breaks were Burning Crusade and Cataclysm. As with any long-term game, it’s common for players to take breaks from the game.

It’s an extremely deep, dynamic game with a sustainable timeline that has continued to impress. I don’t think it’s a surprise to anyone that World of Warcraft has changed over the years. A newer Legion guide is currently in production.

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