WOW Dragonflight: How About The New Mounts In The Latest Upcoming Patch 10.2.5?

I’m bringing you an Enhancement Shaman guide for WoW Dragonflight 10.2, the Emerald Dream episode. We’ll start by covering gear, then stats, talents, and last but not least, the rotation. Make sure that you have plenty of WoW Dragonflight Gold, then just dive into this guide. Gears To start with gears, we’ll be looking for tier set pieces. The current tier set works as follows: for the 2-piece set bonus, every time we cast Primordial Wave, we summon one Fiery Spirit to help us with damage. For the 4-piece set bonus, every time we summon a Fiery Spirit, it reduces our Primordial Wave cooldown by 7 seconds. Doing the math, we can reduce our Primordial Wave cooldown to a total of 21 seconds. This enhances our rotation, increases damage, and makes it more fluid. Talents Then let's talk about talents. Talents are crucial in playing Enhancement Shaman in WoW Dragonflight, and I highly suggest that you get all of them: Improved Raging and Overflowing Maelstrom: Makes our spenders hit harder, and allows us to store up to 10 stacks of Maelstrom Weapon. Hailstorm: Enhances Frost Shock damage based on Maelstrom Weapon stacks consumed. Ice Strike: Generates one stack of Maelstrom Weapon and makes our next Frost Shock hit 100% harder. Molten Assault: Enables spreading Flame Shock dots to nearby enemies. Hot Hands: Buff with 40% extra damage and 75% reduced cooldown time on Lava Lash. Ashen Catalyst: Increases Lava Lash damage and reduces its cooldown based on Flame Shock ticks. Lashing Flames: A 20-second debuff that increases Flame Shock damage on the target. Witch Doctor’s Ancestry: reduces the cooldown of Feral Spirit for each Maelstrom Weapon stack generated. Primal Maelstrom: makes each cast of Primordial Wave generate 10 stacks of Maelstrom Weapon immediately. Splintered Elements: Buffs Primordial Wave to grant a haste buff for our next Lightning Bolt cast, scaling with the number of extra Lightning Bolts generated by each enemy affected by Flame Shock. Rotation At last is the rotation. The rotation starts with Primordial Wave and Wolves. Then, proceed to spread Flame Shock to at least 5 enemies, followed by casting Lightning Bolt for the Splintered Elements buff. With a 10-stack buff for Hailstorm, our next Frost Shock hits harder and affects more enemies. Continue with Ice Strike to enhance Frost Shock damage, then cast Frost Shock. Build Maelstrom Weapon stacks with Crash Lightning for its buff, making builders hit multiple targets. two When reaching 8 to 10 stacks, spend on Chain Lightning due to the number of enemies and no priority. The rotation is open-ended beyond this point, and attention should be given to the priority list. For a single-target rotation, Elemental Blast is used when sitting on 2 charges or when offensive abilities are active. Otherwise, spend on Lightning Bolt. Prioritize Storm Strike over Crash Lightning in one-mob encounters like bosses, as it deals with more damage. In encounters with a priority target, use Crash Lightning to buff uptime and spend single-target abilities on the priority target.

I’ve got a quick guide for everything you need to know about follower dungeons coming WoW Dragonflight 10.2.5. In patch 10.2.4, if you haven’t heard, Follower Dungeons are normal Dragonflight dungeons where you can queue for any role you want and have four other NPC companions help you throughout the dungeon and guide you through them. From everything I’ve seen and tested, it’s a fantastic addition to WoW, especially for new players, and really does a great job teaching you the new dungeons. You’d play one of your characters, and the others would turn into the NPCs. It would be great for gearing all of your fresh alts at the same time. I’d also like to be able to do this with heroic dungeons and maybe Mythic 0s for gearing. That would be fantastic. Let’s get into the guide. Prepare for enough WoW Dragonflight Gold if you want to do this more easily. How To Start To start a follower dungeon and loot into the guide, to queue for a follower dungeon or to get into one, you just have to open your group finder. On the bottom right of your screen, there’s a little eye icon. If you’re using the default UI, or it’s usually key-bound to 'I' as well. You open the group finder here, the same place as if you’ve done Heroic Dungeons, Time Walking Dungeons. On the left, you’ll see Dungeon Finder and Raid Finder. It’ll be under Dungeon Finder, and there’ll be a new little section called Follower Dungeons. Then you can select whatever role you want—Tank, Healer, or DPS—and then you can select whatever dungeon you want to do. You can select all of them if you’d like. Then you find a group. It doesn’t really matter what role you pick. It’s a really fast queue, only takes a few seconds to pop up, and for you to enter. You can also leave the queue with no penalty, and you can do that over and over again, which is really nice. As for loot for these dungeons, they drop at a normal level on all the Dragonflight dungeons. So it’s at Level 421 gear, an Explorer gear. But this is honestly a really great way to gear fresh Level 70s or alts really quickly on your own in your own free time, which is pretty fantastic. If you don’t have a group for Mythic 0s or jumping into mythics or anything like that, or you’re not geared enough to do raid finder, this will get your raid finder ready. If you do these, upgrade them into a couple of pieces here and there, you can jump into a raid finder for the newest raid. Dungeon Assistance Tool Once you get into a dungeon, they’re very straightforward, so not too difficult to navigate through. But if you’re new to the game or the dungeons themselves, Blizzard has added a new dungeon assistance tool that you can toggle on or off. If you turn this on, someone in your group can take charge and guide you through the dungeon. Even if you’re not the tank, if you’ve queued as the tank, DPS will tell you where to go and even start the pulls for you. If you’ve queued as a DPS or Healer, the tank will be the one to guide you throughout. They do a good job with pulling and pathing from what I’ve seen and will even mount up if you need to go a pretty far direction. Although they will sometimes stand there for a few seconds, and then remount randomly and go in a different direction. I think you just give them a second, and then they’ll refocus or go in the right direction. They also pull very small, typically, which isn’t a bad thing if you’re new or learning. Even if you have the assistance tool off and you’re not the tank, the tank will grab aggro from whatever you pulled. Tips On Follower Dungeons There’s more information about the Follower Dungeons. There is no timer in these dungeons, so you can stop at any point if you need to do something and come back when you can. Your followers will also talk throughout the dungeons. They'll even give you little tips to deal with certain mechanics or what you need to do to get to a different section. Like in Algeth'ar Academy, for instance, your follower NPCs will tell you to use the wind to jump across the platforms to go to the next section. For DPS and Healer, it’s pretty good. Honestly, it’s by no means great or insane, but you blow through the mobs pretty quick in terms of DPS. And even if you pull crazy like an insane amount, your healing companion does a great job keeping everyone alive. Honestly, no complaints in that area. As for interrupting and mechanics, the followers do a pretty good job with mechanics, even better than me at some points, which is pretty funny and embarrassing. But they interrupt sometimes. It’s by no means often, and it’s not a priority to them at all. The dungeons are pretty easy. But just wanted to let you know if they do plan on increasing the difficulty, like adding this into Heroic Dungeons or maybe Mythic zeros, then I’m assuming that part of that, maybe even DPS, would increase as well. If you’ve done Brackenhide Hollow before, there are little cages you have to open up. You have to open up a few of them to get to the next boss. They won’t do that for you at all. You have to be the one that does the objectives physically, do the objectives. So you’ll have to be the one that interacts and opens the cages. The same goes for any other similar objectives in any of the dungeons. It’s possible that this might change in the future, but I doubt it, since I think the goal of these follower dungeons is to learn the dungeons themselves, to learn about the objectives. So you can probably go out and do Mythic+ in the future, Mythic 0s, Heroic or something. That’s basically everything you need to know about follower dungeons, a pretty straightforward and easy new activity to do.

In this guide, I will be talking about Cataclysm Skinning gold farming, which means we'll be using a Potion of Treasure Finding. The tiny treasure chests you'll be receiving contain items that sell amazingly well. So, grab a potion off the auction house if you don't already have one and then hop in the portal to Uldum. Get To Uldum If you're unfamiliar with how to get to Uldum, just head over to your faction's Earthshrine and use the portal. Once you arrive, be sure to chat with Zidormi to make sure you're in the correct timeline. You'll see her location marked on the map with a small chat bubble when you talk to her. If you're prompted to return to the current time, you'll know you're in Cataclysm, so just stay put. However, if you get a prompt asking about Uldum during the time of Cataclysm, be sure to switch to it as it's the only way you'll see the mobs you'll be farming. Potion of Treasure Finding Now that we know we're in the correct timeline, let's head down south to the location marked on the map, which is located between Neferset City and the Lost City of Tol'vir. Don't forget to drink your Potion of Treasure Finding, as it will play a big role in your overall profits. I'll wait to open up all of the tiny treasure chests until the end of this short 5-minute farming session. I think potions typically go for a little over 200 WoW Dragonflight Gold a piece, but they last for an hour, and you'll see that they more than paid for themselves just in the short time I was farming. How To Skinning? Notice the first few pulls where I'm trying to use my regular abilities to kill the young Crocolisk. But it doesn't work very well, so just use one of your AOE abilities, and the entire farm will run more efficiently. You'll also want to make sure you're waiting for the slowing debuff you receive to expire, as opening the next egg cluster before it expires will result in Crocolisk that you'll be unable to kill and skin. For this reason, I don't recommend using a Darkmoon Firewater potion to speed up your skinning, as you'll likely just be waiting for that debuff to expire. You could only received one BOE pattern during this short farming session, a lot of BOEs typically drop from this farm. You'll get next to nothing vendoring them, and if you're not into the transmog farm thing, just put them up on the auction house for a fraction of the current market price. You'll likely not sell them all right away, but they will sell a lot quicker. Not only will you have people leveling alts that will buy the stuff, but people flipping things on the auction house will be buying up the items as well. In an hour of farming, you'll likely make between 250 and 1,000 extra gold using this strategy. The drop rates for the tiny treasure chest and the BOE can vary greatly, so just keep grinding and the result will be good. So, just hang out for a few more minutes, and then open up all of the tiny treasure chests and stomachs gathered through skinning.

Siesbarg is one of the coolest mounts in Azj-Kahet. This guide will show you how to get Siesbarg in World Of Warcraft The War Within, as well as the best places to gather the required materials. Get A Vial Of Tka’kthat’s Blood You first need to get Vial of Tka’kthat’s blood from Tka’kthat in Azj-Kahet. Tka’kthat will only spawn every four to six hours, so it’s best to check his spawn group in Group Finder tab. Vial of Tka’kthat’s blood has a drop rate of about 73%, and it may take several attempts to obtain it. And it is recommended to team up with other players to defeat this fairly powerful rare monster. Once you have the item, you need to go to City of Threads to find Shalba, who will guide you to the next quest. The First Quest ‘Those Are Chitin Words’ The first quest you need to complete is ‘Those Are Chitin Words’, where you need to collect 1500 Nerubian Chitin from Nerubians in Khaz Algar. Most Nerubians will drop around three or four Chitin, with elite and stronger enemies having a higher drop rate. Nerubians can respawn quickly in Opalcrag, south of Dorn. Additionally, Ara-Kara, City of Echoes dungeon can not only offer a more intensive collection opportunity, but is also a great place to earn WOW The War Within Gold. This is accomplished by queuing up for solo follower dungeons and clearing all enemies up to the second boss, then quitting and starting over. The large number of elites here usually provide a large amount of Chitin, and solo follower dungeons can be completed up to ten times a day. Get Nerubian Venom Shalba will then task you with returning and destroying Nerubians, but this time you will need to collect 1,000 Nerubian Venoms. Venoms have a very low drop rate, so focusing on defeating elites and rares enemies will be a more efficient strategy. However, since elites and rares enemies are large and difficult to deal with, it is recommended to take on this mission in a group. Many high-level Nerubians can be encountered in Siegehold located north of Weavers Lair, including Siegehold Defenders, which have a 34% chance of dropping one to four Venoms. In addition, if you are short of any equipment or items during the battle, you can follow Giveaway channel in iGMeet discord and be active in the discord group, which will post product giveaway information from time to time. Complete ‘A Small Ocean’s Worth Of Blood’ Finally, Shalba’s ultimate quest, A Small Ocean’s Worth of Blood, requires players to collect 500 Nerubian Bloods. These Bloods can only be obtained from Ascended or bipedal, Nerubians, and Skyrazors. Elite Nerubians in City of Threads, especially in the area around Transformatory, almost always drop Nerubian Bloods. Additionally, Sureki Raiders and Priestesses in the northernmost chasm of Azj-Kahet are also a wonderful source of Nerubian Blood. Alternatively, players can choose to challenge City of Echoes dungeon again and clear all enemies encountered, which will result in a good 50-120 blood-per-run. After completing these challenging tasks, return to Shelba to claim your Siesbarg, which not only showcases the player’s achievements but also provides a unique riding experience on the battlefield of Azeroth.