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PTR

7.3 PTR Build 24539: Tier 21 Set Bonuses, Concordance and Feral Druid Updates

geposted 2017.07.11 um 17:08 von perculia

Patch 7.3

Blizzard

This week’s PTR update has a few new additions. First and foremost, the second Argus area – Mac’aree – is now available, including some new chapters of the 7.3 story as well as some new World Quests. Note that, in order to reach Mac’aree, you’ll need to have completed the previous story chapters. Please let us know what you think!

This update also opens up Invasion Points for testing. Once you’ve unlocked them by completing a short quest chain (which begins on the Vindicaar), you’ll start to see Invasion Points appearing on the Argus map. These are portals to other worlds that the Legion has begun invading, and as part of our efforts to shut down the Legion once and for all, you’ll be able to enter the portal and stop their invasion.

You should also be able to access 7.3’s new Troops and Missions. We’re making a few changes and improvements to the Mission system with these updates, including some new ways to catch up Champions that may be behind on item level, and several new missions (including a few that are designed to let you burn off any extra Order Hall Resources you might have stockpiled).

You’ll also see some pretty substantial changes for Feral Druids in this build. We’ve been trying to avoid making too many class changes in the 7.x.0 patches (keeping them mostly confined to 7.x.5 updates) but wanted to make sure we got these updates in for 7.3. We’re looking forward to hearing your feedback once you’ve had some hands-on time with the changes.

Note that the Seat of the Triumvirate dungeon is not accessible in today’s update. It wasn’t quite ready for PTR testing, so we’re keeping it locked down for now. It’ll be made available in a future PTR update (hopefully next week)!

Of course, as with all PTR updates, there are likely to be several other changes and updates as we continue iterating on 7.3 content. Thanks, and happy testing!

NEW Increases the chance for Concordance of the Legionfall to trigger for all allies within 8 yards.

NEW Your damage and healing is increased by 3% while Concordance of the Legionfall is active.

While Vampiric Blood is active, your runes regenerate 0% faster.

Eye Beam damage increased by 0%30%.

When Eye Beam finishes fully channeling, your Haste is increased by 0% for 0 sec.15% for 8 sec.

While Demon Spikes is active, your parry chance is increased by an additional 0%5%.

When you parry an attack, the cooldown of Metamorphosis is reduced by 0 sec.5.0 sec. This can only occur once every 1.0 sec.

When Gore activates, the cooldown of Survival InstinctsBarkskin is reduced by 0 sec.

Kill Command damage increased by 0%10%.

When Wild Call resets the cooldown of Dire Beast, the cooldown of Kill Command is reduced by 01.0 seconds.

Marked Shot has a 0%15% chance to fire at the target an additional time.

When Marked Shot deals damage, the damage of your next Focus generating Shot is increased by 0%, and it will generate 0% additional Focus. Stacks up to 0 times.Arcane Shot (or Sidewinder) is increased by 20% or Multi-Shot damage by 20% and your next Arcane Shot (or Sidewinder) will generate an additional 5 Focus (7 with Sidewinders) or your next Multi-shot will generate an additional 1 Focus.

Flanking Strike has a 0%10% chance to increase the critical strike chance of your next Raptor Strike by 0%.within until cancelled by 100%.

Each cast of Mongoose Bite increases the damage of your next Raptor Strike by 0%10%. Stacks up to 06 times.

While Envenom is on theWhen you Envenom a target, your Deadly and Wound poisons have 0% increasesincreased chance to critically strike the target.

When your Deadly or Wound poisons critically strike the target, you have 0%101% chance to gain 01 Energy.

Extra attacks from Saber Slash increase the damage of your next Run Through by 0%5%, stacking up to 04 times.

Each cast of Lava Burst increases the damage of your next Earth Shock by 0%10%. Stacks up to 03 times.

Earth Shock has a 0%30% chance to cause an Elemental Overload.

Rockbiter causes the target to take 0%10% increased Fire and Nature damage from your attacks for 4 sec.until cancelled.

Casting Stormstrike has a 0%15% chance to add a charge of Rockbiter.

When you cast Healing Rain, 0up to 6 allies within its area are immediately healed for 06.

Healing Wave and Healing Surge casts have a 0%30% chance to heal a player standing in your Healing Rain for 0%100% of the amount.

Class Tools

Balance

Feral

Guardian

Restoration

Activates Cat Form and places you into stealth until cancelled.
Cooldown changed from 10 sec cooldown to 6 sec cooldown

Blizzard

Hi Cats,

We have a number of changes to Feral Druids coming soon. The general goals of these changes are:

1. Reduce (but not necessarily displace entirely) the dominance of the big three complexifying and powerful talents: , , and . Each of those talents is (on live) winning by a large margin in terms of throughput against other talents on their rows.
2. Balance out the power level of the last 3 talent rows, allowing more talents builds to be viable.
3. Increase the skill floor and reduce how punishing it can be to error when playing the rotation.
4. Compensate for power-level-reductions of talents with baseline damage increase to the spec so that at the highest level, performance isn't really affected, but the bottom of the spec is brought up.

The most major changes:

All damage done increased by 33%.
reduced to 20%. (down from 33%)
duration increased by 50% at all combo points. Damage bonus reduced to 15%. (down from 25%)
damage bonus reduced to 25%. (down from 50%)

Looking back at the development of Feral Druid in Legion: when was moved from a baseline ability to the talent tree, in order to bring the power level of the ability closer to most talents (+25% damage to everything for a long duration is far stronger than most talents are), rather than reducing its damage bonus, its duration was significantly shortened instead. This contributed greatly to the overconstrained and overly punishing Feral rotation that you see on live today. Additionally, Jagged Wounds was added as a new talent, reducing the amount of free combo points Ferals had available to finishers such as (which was basically pushed out of the rotation entirely). Both talents probably would have been fine on their own, but taken together (because they were the strongest) at the live tuning values led to a more pressured Feral rotation than we felt was right.

Additionally, a few talents are being rearranged in the talent tree:

moved to lvl 75 row. (from lvl 90 row)
moved to lvl 90 row. (from lvl 75 row)
moved to lvl 90 row. (from lvl 100 row)
moved to lvl 100 row. (from lvl 90 row)

The primary gain here is moving to a sort of multitarget/AOE lvl 90 talent row along with (which can be well-utilized in a sustained low-target situation), giving the lvl 90 row a solid talent for dungeons. For now, we want to go with an arrangement that keeps , , and on separate rows so the current most common live build is still possible.

Other less major changes include quality of life and tuning adjustments to some talents to balance out the rows:

cooldown reduced to 6 sec (down from 10 sec) for all Druid specs.
is castable in all forms, and consequently, is no longer affected by or consumes .
damage bonus to increased to 20%.
: energy cost reduction reduced to 50% (down from 60%) and only allows the use of Prowl once. This it to balance out that talent row with the new and to reduce the frequency of stuns in PvP while still allowing to function as an effective .
now causes to trigger twice as often and increases the damage of the affected abilities by 25%. This is to better space out what is essentially a large energy proc and reduce slightly the impact that a single talent has on the resource income and pacing of the rotation.
cooldown reduced to 30 sec (down from 45 sec) and combo points granted reduced to 5 + 5 over 5 seconds (down from 5 + 8 over 8 seconds).

Overall, with these changes, balance for the last 3 talent rows and consequently overall should be better in general. We expect the current most common build/playstyle of + + to still remain one of the strongest builds, but it should no longer win by a huge margin over other competing talent builds and also should be a little less strenuous to play.

These changes should be available in an upcoming PTR build. As usual, we may make further adjustments – especially tuning – as PTR progresses.

Effect #1 Apply Aura: Modifies Damage/Healing Done
Value: 033%
Affected Spells:

Effect #2 Apply Aura: Modifies Periodic Damage/Healing Done
Value: 033%
Affected Spells:

Casting Regrowth causes your next two melee abilities to deal 50%25% increased damage for their full duration.

Strikes all nearby enemies with a massive slash, inflicting 2470% Physical damage.
Awards 1 combo point.

Now requires Level 90, down from 100
Tier 6 Talent, in place of

Immediately gain 5 combo points and an additional 1 combo point every 1 sec for 85 sec.
Now requires Level 100, up from 90
Cooldown changed from 45 sec cooldown to 30 sec cooldown
Tier 7 Talent, in place of

An improved Cat Form that allows the use of Prowl once while in combat, causes Shred and Rake to deal damage as if stealth were active, reduces the cost of all Cat Form abilities by 60%50%, and increases maximum Energy by 50.
Lasts 30 sec. You may shapeshift in and out of this improved Cat Form for its duration.

Your Rip, Rake, and Thrash abilities deal the same damage as normal, but in 33%20% less time.
Now requires Level 75, down from 90
Tier 5 Talent, in place of

Omen of Clarity now affects the next 3 Shreds, Thrashes, or Swipes and increases their damage by 15%.
Your maximum Energy is increased by 30.triggers twice as often and increases the damage of your next Shred, Thrash, or Swipe by 25%.
Your maximum Energy is increased by 30.

Ferocious Bite deals 15%20% increased damage and always refreshes the duration of Rip.

Finishing move that grants 25%15% increased damage to your Cat Form attacks for their full duration. Lasts longer per combo point:
1 point : 8 seconds12 seconds
2 points: 12 seconds18 seconds
3 points: 16 seconds24 seconds
4 points: 20 seconds30 seconds
5 points: 24 seconds36 seconds
Now requires Level 90, up from 75
Tier 6 Talent, in place of

Activates Cat Form and places you into stealth until cancelled.
Cooldown changed from 10 sec cooldown to 6 sec cooldown

Allows the Druid to vanish from sight, entering an improved stealth mode. Lasts until cancelled.
Cooldown changed from 10 sec cooldown to 6 sec cooldown

Returns the spirit to the body, restoring a dead target to life with 60% health and 20% mana. Castable in combat. Usable in all shapeshift forms.

Ferocious Bite deals 15%20% increased damage and always refreshes the duration of Rip.

Class Tools

Assassination

Outlaw

Subtlety

Your abilities have a 100%6% chance to hit the target twice each time they deal damage.

NEW Shatters a Chaos Crystal into 2 Leylight Shards.

High Exarch Turalyon has requested your assistance for an audacious assault against the Legion war machine.

Alleria has asked you to search the Ruins of Oranaar for any Krokul not yet consumed by the Shadow.

Wresting Argus from the Legion's control will be for naught if the Void prevails. Expel the Shadowguard from Mac'Aree.

Chieftain Hatuun has requested that you recover supplies hidden in Darkfall Ridge. In return, Krokul Ridgestalkers will help your forces navigate Argus' desolate landscape.

The Krokul wish to rescue their brethren from Nath'raxas Hold before they are turned by the Fel. Should you succeed, the Legion's influence in this region will diminish.

Antorus, the Legion's seat of power, is within reach. Before marching on the Burning Throne, send our forces to investigate.
Now requires Item level 950, up from 900

While the Fallen Avatar stands in lava, the damage of Sear is permanently increased by 15% every 22.5 sec.

Equip a Champion with Fel-Infused Legion Effigy which grants:

Equip a Champion with Augari Censorite Staff which grants:

Equip a Champion with Pulsating Wrathguard Skull which grants:

Equip a Champion with Volatile Stygian Scroll which grants:

Equip a Champion with Praetorium Tome of Arcana which grants:

Equip a Champion with Momento of Light which grants: Memento of the Lightforged which grants:

Equip a Champion with Sanctified ArmsArmaments of the Light which grants:

Equip a Champion with Exalted Xenedar Hammer which grants:

Equip a Champion with Impervious Shadowweave Hood which grants:

NEW

NEW Inflicts 975000 to 1025000 Nature damage to enemies within 5 yards.

NEW The Ur'zhul's death creates an Acid Globule nearby.

NEW Atacks have a chance to trigger an Acid Blast.

NEW Pounces an enemy, inflicting 150 Shadow damage to all enemies near the point of impact.

NEW

The Fel Reaver calls annihilation missiles down, inflicting 2850000 to 3150000 Fire damage split between players within 4 yards. Enemies hit also receive 304000 to 336000213000 to 235000 Fire damage every 1 sec for 10 sec.
Impacts that are not absorbed inflict 1900000 to 2100000 Fire damage to everyone.

NEW

NEW Strikes the target with a blast of energy, inflicting Arcane damage

NEW Hurls a magical bolt at an enemy, inflicting Arcane damage.

NEW Strikes the target with a blast of energy, inflicting Arcane damage

NEW Creates a whirlwind of arcane energy around the caster, inflicting Arcane damage to all nearby enemies.

NEW Arcane Discharge deals 30% of the targets health and increases the damage of the next Arcane Discharge by 100%.

NEW Fires an orb of energy at the enemy, inflicting Arcane damage.

Focus gained through use of Arcane Shot.

NEW Sends out a volley of arcane missiles, inflicting Arcane damage to all nearby enemies.

NEW Fires a bolt of arcane lightning at an enemy, inflicting Arcane damage.

NEW Wards the caster against damage, absorbing up to 750000 damage.

Recruit a pack of FelbrokenKrokul Ridgestalker to accompany your Champions on missions.

NEW Inflicts 975000 to 1025000 Fire damage to enemies within 8 yards.

NEW Inflicts Fire damage.

NEW

NEW Deals 4000 Holy damage.

NEW Allies within 8 yards deal 1500 additional Holy damage and take 1500 less damage from all incoming sources.

The caster focuses their gaze into a beam of concentrated Shadow energies. Players caught in the beam suffer 1850000 to 2150000 Shadow damage.2775000 to 3225000 Shadow damage.

Your melee attacks have a chance to cause the target to bleed for 10100 damage over 30 sec.

Increases all damage done by 20% and all healing done by 20%.

NEW When Eye Beam finishes fully channeling, your Haste is increased by 15% for 8 sec.

NEW Inflicts Fire damage to enemies in a cone in front of the caster and additional Fire damage over 6 sec.

With weapons coated in foul blood, Attacks have a chance to inflict an additional 14250 to 15750 Shadow damage every 1 sec. This effect stacks.

With weapons coated in foul bloodcoalesced power, demon attacks have a chance to inflict an additional 14250 to 15750 Shadow damage every 1 sec. This effect stacks.
Receiving any CC causes the demon to drop this blade.gem.

Casting Regrowth causes your next two melee abilities to deal 50%25% increased damage for their full duration.

NEW

NEW All damage done increased by 25%.

NEW

SummonsYour attacks have a chance to summon a Skeleton that will protect you for 1 min.
Procs per minute changed from 2 to 1

NEW

NEW Heals for 9 to 11% of Maximum Health.

NEW Damaging an enemy or helping an ally summons a Broken Essence. When picked up the Broken Essence heals for 9 to 11% of Maximum Health.

NEW

Call upon a Void Stalker to perform two crossing line attacks in front of youstrike your target from two directions inflicting 5000 Physical damage to all enemies in its path.each time it strikes.

NEW

Summons a cannonYour attacks have a chance to summon a cannon for 10 sec that will fire at enemies in front of it.that are attacking you.

NEW Deals Shadow damage to all enemies in a cone in front of the caster.

GlaciaDiima applies a healing absorb to random enemy players. When the effect ends, the target is frozen for a duration based on the amount of heal absorbtionabsorption remaining.

A powerful wind knocks away nearby enemies, inflicting 475000 to 525000 Frost damage.
NEW Effect #1 School Damage
Value: 474999

NEW Effect #1 School Damage
Value: 1088999

NEW Effect #1 School Damage
Value: 406999

NEW Effect #1 School Damage
Value: 1539999

NEW Effect #1 School Damage
Value: 3039999

NEW Effect #1 School Damage
Value: 813999

Sporous

Something Wicked
Defeat the Legion's Commander.

Scattered to the Winds
Defeat the Legion's forces.

Repel the Legion
The Legion is sending reinforcements, repel them.

NEW Remains of a Paragon
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Mithril Chain of Angerforge
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NEW Wisp Amulet
This beautiful amulet is formed of loops and angles of bright gold, framing a large tear-drop emerald. Within the depths of the emerald you can see a small glowing sphere with a vaguely night elf face. The sphere seems to move about within the emerald, not trapped exactly as much as flitting about like an insect.

NEW Pewter Drinking Cup
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NEW Scepter of Charlga Razorflank
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NEW Silver Neck Torc
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NEW Silver Scroll Case
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NEW Purple Hills of Mac'Aree
In their haste, the draenei brought few artifacts with them as they left Argus. This book is one of the few relics that has survived the trip to this day.

NEW Cloak Clasp with Antlers
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NEW Anatomical Dummy
Something about this anatomical dummy makes you think "malevolent", rather than "medical".

NEW Infernal Device
Many a reckless adventurer has met her end by activating one of these devices without knowing its function. It is often unclear as to whether its activation will summon a single imp or a legion of pit lords.

NEW Scorched Staff of Shadow Priest Anund
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NEW Pandaren Game Board
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Imp Generator
Under the guidance of uncooperative mo'arg engineers, demon hunters were able to create several of these portals to Mardum. Unfortunately, they never quite caught on, as they usually let more demons out than in.

NEW Mortar and Pestle
Preferring to show off their physique, ogres eschew garments that cover too much skin. In order to look more fearsome to their enemies, they adorn their bodies with warpaints created in these grinding tools. This mortar and pestle set is stained yellow, indicating it was used by the Boulderfist clan.

NEW Worn Monument Ledger
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Crystalline Eye of Undravius
The eye of a powerful demon, preserved in the cold, stony ground of Stormheim. Writings from the time of the War of the Ancients state that Undravius was a fel lord commander with designs on removing all life from Azeroth.

NEW Spirit of Eche'ro
Eche'ro was the pet, mount, and battle companion of Huln Highmountain, legendary hero of the War of the Ancients.

NEW Dented Shield of Horuz Killcrow
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NEW Stone Gryphon
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NEW Tyrande's Favorite Doll
This is a simple night elven doll. The hands and feet are of porcelain, painted with flaking purple. The garments are fine but fraying. The doll's long tresses are the most remarkable and could possibly be real night elf hair.

NEW Weighted Chopping Axe
Taking their namesake literally, warriors of the Shattered Hand clan will ritualistically smash their own hand before cutting it off. The stump is cauterized and replaced with one of many varieties of weaponry. This blade, which resembles a simple butcher's cleaver, is heavily weighted to assist in making a single clean cut at the wrist.

NEW Fossilized Hatchling
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NEW Apexis Crystal
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NEW Spear of Rethu
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NEW Druid and Priest Statue Set
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NEW Drogbar Gem-Roller
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NEW The Innkeeper's Daughter
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NEW Orb of Sciallax
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NEW Eye of Har'gunn the Blind
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NEW Apexis Scroll
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NEW Key of Kalyndras
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NEW Highborne Soul Mirror
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NEW Test: Rare Dwarf Project Test 1

NEW Scepter of Bronzebeard
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NEW Scepter of the Nathrezim
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NEW Hooked Dagger
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NEW Quietwine Vial
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NEW Crown Jewels of Suramar
The ruling princes and princesses in Suramar chose only to wear their crowns at the most formal events. They were kept locked up at all other times, and were considered unstylish.

NEW Delicate Music Box
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Starlight Beacon
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NEW Spiked Gauntlets of Anvilrage
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NEW Strange Silver Paperweight
The draenei were originally eredar who fled from the Burning Legion and settled on the world of Draenor, where they came into contact with the orcs. When the blood elves arrived, many draenei fled again, this time coming to Azeroth, where they joined the Alliance.

NEW Scandalous Silk Nightgown
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NEW Houndstooth Hauberk
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NEW Stone Dentures
Ogres are straightforward in combat and often suffer as much punishment as they dish out, relying on their strength and stamina to carry them to victory. These serrated-tooth dentures are proof that at least one ogre had all of his teeth knocked out and lived to fight another day.

NEW Hairpin of Silver and Malachite
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Orb of Inner Chaos
Chaos does not come easily to all demons - some struggle with the ways of the Burning Legion. Those that did often carried an enchanted orb that invoked the rage required of any good demon. It is not known how the orbs were made, or who made them.

NEW Silver Kris of Korl
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Carved Harp of Exotic Wood
The draenei were originally eredar who fled from the Burning Legion and settled on the world of Draenor, where they came into contact with the orcs. When the blood elves arrived, many draenei fled again, this time coming to Azeroth, where they joined the Alliance.

NEW Headdress of the First Shaman
Learning to speak with the elemental spirits of Draenor was a pivotal achievement in destiny the Orc clans. Many clans claim the mythical "First Shaman" arose from their ranks, but the truth is that no one is sure of his or her allegiance.

NEW Malformed Abyssal
The ritual to summon an abyssal is complicated, and often fails. When a failure occurs, a small piece of the demon typically remains behind, seething with a combination of latent demonic rage and despair at its own dysfunction. Ancient battlegrounds are littered with such stones.

NEW Ancient Amber
A particularly large hunk of petrified tree resin containing what appears to be a small humanoid figure.

NEW Ancient Shark Jaws
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Flayed-Skin Chronicle
Different breeds of demon exhibit different behaviors between battles. Succubi, for example, have a tendency to keep detailed logs of their day-to-day activities. Their accounts are often lurid, almost always grotesque, and were typically written onto "paper" made from the skin of an enemy or a captive.

NEW Green Dragon Ring
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Anklet with Golden Bells
The draenei were originally eredar who fled from the Burning Legion and settled on the world of Draenor, where they came into contact with the orcs. When the blood elves arrived, many draenei fled again, this time coming to Azeroth, where they joined the Alliance.

NEW Inlaid Ivory Comb
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Imp's Cup
Imps have to drink too, and many prefer to bring their own cup with them. Some theorize that an ancient imp-like race revered their drinking vessels as something sacred, and a part of that ritual remained even after they were indoctrinated into the Burning Legion.

NEW Stonewood Bow
The limbs of the bow are carved from a rock-hard tree wood, which make it nearly impossible to draw. Archaeologists disagree as to whether the bow was originally so hard, or whether the wood simply petrified with age. Either way, the size and heft of the bow suggest that it was only used by the most practiced of tauren hunters.

NEW Kaldorei Amphora
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Key to Nar'thalas Academy
This key does not open any door. Rather, it is a ceremonial gesture of invitation to the Academy, as a way of saying, "Our doors are open to you."

NEW Vizier's Scrawled Streamer
The nerubians are descended from an ancient race known as the aqir, roughly half of which migrated far to the north after continual warfare with the trolls. There they founded a gigantic city-state below Northrend, the legendary Azjol-Nerub. The arrival of the Lich King was brutally hard on the wicked nerubian race, with many of the spiderlike creatures converted to the Scourge and others driven deep into hiding.

NEW Headdress of the First Shaman
You have found some scraps of a cowl fashioned out of a wolf's head. And yet, for all its simplicity, you suspect that this item is old, important and powerful.

NEW Arrival of the Naaru
The naaru are a near god-like race of energy beings who are strongly aligned with the Light. The naaru first came into contact with the draenei when Prophet Velen prayed for help to escape the corruption of the Burning Legion. The naaru answered that call, helping Velen and his people escape. The name 'draenei' means 'exiled ones.'

NEW Hand-Smoothed Pyrestone
It was customary for a widow, child, or grandchild to keep a pyrestone from the funeral pyre of an especially loved one. These stones were carried in a pocket and rubbed for courage, comfort, or in rememberance of a lost companionship.

NEW Moosebone Fish-Hook
Moosebone was, at the time, the most common material for fishhooks: solid enough carve a barb into, but pliable enough not to break off in the mouth of a large salmon. Many fishermen carved elaborate designs into their "lucky hooks".

NEW Insect in Amber
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Nobleman's Letter Opener
As is always the case with letter openers, this is a completely useless tool, kept only as an excuse to have a murder weapon nearby in situations where it would be socially unwise to carry a dagger.

NEW Six-Clawed Cornice
The nerubians are descended from an ancient race known as the aqir, roughly half of which migrated far to the north after continual warfare with the trolls. There they founded a gigantic city-state below Northrend, the legendary Azjol-Nerub. The arrival of the Lich King was brutally hard on the wicked nerubian race, with many of the spiderlike creatures converted to the Scourge and others driven deep into hiding.

NEW Fiendish Whip
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Highborne Pyxis
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Trailhead Drum
Not all Highmountain tauren were hunters, but those that were typically commemorated their first kill with a ceremonial drum, stretched with the hide of their quarry. Most trailhead drums are made with rabbithide or foxhide. Hunters typically carried them for the rest of their lives.

NEW Pre-War Highborne Tapestry
Tapestries woven before the time of Queen Azshara's pact with the demons typically display a unique "under-over-over" style of needlework that has not been seen since.

NEW Devilsaur Tooth
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Inert Leystone Charm
Many Highborne superstitiously carried bits of leystone as a lucky charm. Such charms were typically worn by rural farmers, struggling academy students, or those sitting on the cusp between commonfolk and nobility.

NEW Infested Ruby Ring
The nerubians are descended from an ancient race known as the aqir, roughly half of which migrated far to the north after continual warfare with the trolls. There they founded a gigantic city-state below Northrend, the legendary Azjol-Nerub. The arrival of the Lich King was brutally hard on the wicked nerubian race, with many of the spiderlike creatures converted to the Scourge and others driven deep into hiding.

NEW Tile of Glazed Clay
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Violetglass Vessel
The Highborne's penchant for all things purple predates the War of the Ancients. Glass bowls were fairly common, and used to hold anything from grain to gold ingots.

NEW Calcified Eye in a Jar
This well-preserved eye must have once belonged to a chieftain of the Bleeding Hollow clan. Upon ascension to ruler of the clan, each chieftain undertakes a shamanic vision quest in which they sacrifice their own eye to receive a vision of their own death. You can only imagine the grisly fate this clouded eye bore witness to.

NEW Ancient Frostwolf Fang
In life, no two creatures will share a stronger relationship than that of a Frostwolf orc and his or her companion wolf. The two eat, sleep, and fight side by side until one or both dies an honorable death. Even then, sometimes not even death itself can stop a frostwolf from coming to the aid of its beloved orc.

NEW Atal'ai Scepter
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Ancient Nest Guardian
Harnessing the power of the sun as a never-ending power source, these constructs were originally built as caretakers for young Arakkoa. With the escalating conflict between the Adherents of Ruhkmar and the Outcasts, many have been repurposed as instruments of war.

NEW Ceremonial Tattoo Needles
These bone needles are taken from the corpses of fallen enemies and meticulously sharpened. The mystics of the Shadowmoon often inscribe secret runes into their flesh to more clearly speak to their ancestors and the elemental spirits.

Anatomical DummySkull Drinking Cup
Something about this anatomical dummy makes you think "malevolent", rather than "medical"The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Beautiful Preserved Fern
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Beakbreaker of Terokk
Eschewing traditional Arakkoan weaponry, Terokk carried this cudgel as a symbol of his fall from king to outcast heretic. Rumors have persisted for centuries that rather than employing traditional wing-cutting as a punishment, Terokk simply shattered the beaks of those who dared to oppose him.

NEW Kypari Sap Container
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Gahz'rilla Figurine
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Apexis Hieroglyph
Brittle and ancient beyond measure, this stone tablet contains carvings that vaguely describe an engine of incredible power, claiming to harness the power of the sun.

NEW Imprint of a Kraken Tentacle
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Sorcerer-King Toe Ring
Imperial ogres jealously guard the secrets of magic in order to keep their status among the ruling class. The wealthiest among them adorn themselves with magically-enhanced jewelry and other wearable artifacts.

NEW Prizerock Neckband
The drogbar have always been masters at jewelcrafting. In particular, tribal shaman would wear heavy, three-stoned necklaces. These necklaces were passed down from master to student.

NEW Outcast Dreamcatcher
Outcast Arakkoa have repurposed the dreamcatcher not to ward off the Curse of Sethe, but to capture and harvest tiny amounts of essences from their lost gods. Rumors persist of an ever-growing mass of swirling energy buried deep beneath Skettis, whispering promises of power to any who will listen...

NEW Canopic Jar
The tol'vir were originally stone constructs created by the titans to safeguard the secrets of Uldum. They possess feline lower bodies and heads as well as human torsos. Like many other titan creations, the tol'vir succumbed to the curse of flesh. Three tribes exist in the present day: Ramkahen, Orsis (nearly wiped out) and Neferset. The latter tribe has allied with Deathwing in order to regain the tol'vir's stone form.

NEW Bracelet of Jade and Coins
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Sundial
This delicately-engraved instrument, when positioned correctly, acts as both a sundial and an arakkoa seasonal calendar. The base of the instrument is covered with callouts for celestial events, most of which are accompanied by grave warnings. Interestingly, the device seems to have cryptically predicted the arrival of the draenei a century before it happened.

NEW Thorned Necklace
The vrykul are a race of giant warriors native to the Howling Fjord in Northrend. They have a close affinity with the sea and with native proto-drakes. Many vrykul were absorbed into the vast armies of the Lich King.

NEW Spear of Xuen
The broken pieces of this spear radiate power. Perhaps they can be reassembled into a usable weapon?

NEW Black Trilobite
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

Ancient Nest GuardiStaff of Sorcerer-Thane Thaurissan
Harnessing the power of the sun as a never-ending power source, these constructs were originally built as caretakers for young Arakkoa. With the escalating conflict between the Adherents of Ruhkmar and the Outcasts, many have been repurposed as instruments of warThe pieces of this staff still crackle with energy. Yet it also appears to have suffered extensive fire damage.

NEW Fine Bloodscalp Dinnerware
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Skull-Shaped Planter
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Decree Scrolls
The incomplete writings here seem to indicate a decree of a sort of martial law, and reminders to be vigilant for signs of the curse amongst neighbors and friends.

NEW Burial Urn
In death all Arakkoa seek to join the Sun-God Rukhmar in the skies above Draenor, thus cremation is vastly preferred to burial. Some have their ashes scattered high in the skies, others are collected in ornate urns and placed in crypts.

NEW Fierce Wolf Figurine
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Ceramic Funeral Urn
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Warmaul of the Warmaul Chieftain
The first great technological innovation in ogre society was the concept of attaching a rock to the end of a very long stick to smash your enemies, rather than attempting to bash them with a rock held in your hand. The schism this innovation created amongst ogre society resolved itself only when the now-forgotten tribe broke in to the Warmaul and Boulderfist clans.

NEW Imperial Decree Stele
Assembled fragments from this stone stele place it in Talador several hundred years before the draenei arrived. It marks an ogre imperial decree to raze several orc settlements in retaliation for a number of rebellious raids against Gorian slave trade caravans. The orders were likely carried out, since the towns no longer exist, and this stone was erected to memorialize the dark deed.

NEW Tiny Oasis Mosaic
The tol'vir were originally stone constructs created by the titans to safeguard the secrets of Uldum. They possess feline lower bodies and heads as well as human torsos. Like many other titan creations, the tol'vir succumbed to the curse of flesh. Three tribes exist in the present day: Ramkahen, Orsis (nearly wiped out) and Neferset. The latter tribe has allied with Deathwing in order to regain the tol'vir's stone form.

NEW Rylak Riding Harness
A brilliant ogre once had a thought that riding a rylak would make travel much faster than using pack animals or walking. Roughly crafted from thick leather and utilizing an excessive number of knots, this seat could comfortably accommodate an ogre. However, it could only be saddled on a rylak the size of a small mountain which seems to explain why no one has ever seen ogres fly.

NEW Gladiator's Shield
Disagreements between ogres usually end in violence. During the early decades of the Age of Order, a sly chieftain decreed that disputes in his clan would be settled via proxy in one-on-one combat between slaves. The mortality rate amongst the ogres plummeted, leading to a golden age of expansion.

NEW Scepter of Nekros Skullcrusher
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Belt Buckle with Anvilmar Crest
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Vrykul Drinking Horn
A large, sturdy, silver-chased and rune-carved horn.

NEW Necklace with Elune Pendant
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Ironstar's Petrified Shield
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Pipe of Franclorn Forgewright
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Mantid Sky Reaver
A light, elegant blade. Perhaps you can find a way to put it back together.

NEW Rusted Steak Knife
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Ogre Figurine
Expressing with sculpture what most ogres could struggle to explain in words, this statue summarizes the most important ogre physical attribute: size. The clefthoof held above the ogre's head displays strength, while the robust waistline symbolizes great wealth.

NEW Metalworker's Hammer
Despite many dents and scratches, you can see the Blackrock clan iconography etched in to this once-proud hammer. The first of the Orc clans to master the art of shaping their namesake metal, the Blackrock prefer to wield blunt weaponry in battle to honor their ancestors.

NEW Dreamcatcher
When Terokk returned from exile he was broken and flightless. Rumors of his cursed state swept like wildfire through the Arakkoa, giving rise to superstitious charms and cures. Dreamcatchers endure as one of the most clung-to icons of safety, for the Arakkoa believe the curse will entangle itself in the dreamcatcher and fade in the morning sunlight.

NEW Winged Helm of Corehammer
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Stonemaul Succession Stone
Chieftains rule small bands of ogres with an iron fist, and are never short on challengers. The Stonemaul clan have notoriously high turnover rate in their leadership; judging from the layers of bloodstains this stone appears to have been instrumental in deposing multiple Stonemaul chieftans.

NEW Banner of the Mantid Empire
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Gray Candle Stub
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Wooden Whistle
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Mantid Lamp
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Flask of Blazegrease
Sticky, smelly, and highly flammable, the substance in this small container is liberally applied to the swords and axes of the Burning Blade clan before battle. Though some warriors choose to ignite their weapons before battle, most let the inevitable contact of blades and armor spark the blazegrease for unpredictable intimidation.

NEW Golden Chamber Pot
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Dignified Portrait
The draenei were originally eredar who fled from the Burning Legion and settled on the world of Draenor, where they came into contact with the orcs. When the blood elves arrived, many draenei fled again, this time coming to Azeroth, where they joined the Alliance.

NEW Gronn-Tooth Necklace
The Thunderlords are the greatest big game hunters in all of Draenor. For centuries they have used riding beasts and coordinated assaults to slay game and gronn alike. Their clan draws their name from an ancient chieftain who single-handedly slew a powerful gronn at the pinnacle of Thunder Peak.

NEW Maul of Stone Guard Mur'og
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Ancestral Talisman
Consultation with the spirits of previous generations is considered essential to Shadowmoon shamans whenever an important decision is to be made. Talismans and other relics that were important to an ancestor during life provide a more clear spiritual conduit for shamans to speak to them in the afterlife.

NEW Cracked Ivory Idol
An example of the Void worship once practiced but now banned by the Shadowmoon Clan elders, this idol is as dark as the night sky. Roughly and frantically chiseled from the tusk of what must have been a colossal Elekk, this idol was dyed and is inlaid with complex swirling and jagged patterns.

NEW Carved Bronze Mirror
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Shattered Glaive
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Fine Crystal Candelabra
The draenei were originally eredar who fled from the Burning Legion and settled on the world of Draenor, where they came into contact with the orcs. When the blood elves arrived, many draenei fled again, this time coming to Azeroth, where they joined the Alliance.

NEW Barbed Fishing Hook
This arm-length nest of barbs has less in common with a traditional fishing hook and more with an elaborate halberd. You can only imagine the size of the leviathan that could be pulled in by such a hook, and it's no surprise that most orcs prefer to hunt their prey from land.

NEW Tiny Bronze Scorpion
The orcs of Azeroth originally inhabited the world of Draenor, the source of most of these ancient orcish artifacts. At first, orcs were a largely peaceful people, but they turned to outright barbarity under the influence of the Burning Legion. The orcs arrived in Azeroth through the Dark Portal and fought against the Alliance in two wars. Another may be on the horizon.

NEW Lizard Foot Charm
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Blackrock Razor
Male orcs of the Blackrock Clan never cut their hair until they come of age, at which point their head is shaved and their role in this extremely regimented society is determined. This ancient switchblade is forged of blackrock and embellished with jewels, likely used by a prominent family for many generations of initiation.

NEW Elemental Bellows
The Blackrock Clan originally used the naturally occurring elemental-fueled infernos of ancient Draenor to shape and harden their namesake ore. A Shaman could use these bellows to channel the power of a fire spirit directly to a blast furnace, allowing the Blackrock to set up forges anywhere.

NEW Bodacious Door Knocker
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Baroque Sword Scabbard
The draenei were originally eredar who fled from the Burning Legion and settled on the world of Draenor, where they came into contact with the orcs. When the blood elves arrived, many draenei fled again, this time coming to Azeroth, where they joined the Alliance.

NEW Edicts of the Thunder King
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Bone Gaming Dice
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Warsong Ceremonial Pike
The riders of the Warsong clan are always on the move. In camp, a family's tent is marked with a long pike thrust into the ground - often adorned with the skulls of defeated enemies. This example is over a hundred years old and is branded with the names of several key battles.

NEW Sonic Pulse Generator
A strange device, that looks to have to do with the generation of sound waves. Perhaps it can be assembled back to full function.

NEW Screaming Bullroarer
A bullroarer is an arm-length piece of rigid wood affixed to the end of a long rope and spun over the wielder's head to generate a droning noise capable of traveling long distances. This example was grooved by the Warsong to emit a high-pitched whistling noise rather than the low hum used by most other clans.

NEW Coin from Eldre'Thalas
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Warsinger's Drums
Relying on shock and awe to overwhelm their enemies, the Warsong earned their name from their fearsome battle cries and thunderous drum marches. These macabre drums are constructed of Talbuk leather stretched tightly over what appear to be ogre skulls, celebrating the clan's freedom from the ogre empire.

NEW Wolfskin Snowshoes
With the icy Frostfire drifts providing little vegetative nourishment, the Frostwolf depend on their hunters for sustenance. These snowshoes, constructed of wolf bones and pelts, help keep trackers from sinking into deep drifts while pursuing prey.

NEW Vicious Ancient Fish
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Fetish of Hir'eek
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Ancient Sap Feeder
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Fossilized Raptor
There is something unsual about these raptor bones. Whenever you look away, they seem to move slightly on their own.

NEW Fang-Scarred Frostwolf Axe
In order to be granted full standing within the Frostwolf clan, each member must undertake a solo quest to befriend and bond with a wild Frostwolf. Not all clan members pass this trial, but those that do earn a lifelong companion.

NEW Pollen Collector
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Doomsday Prophecy
This tablet speaks of the "end times." From what you can decipher, the crude scrawls of multiple authors speak of at least seven different and sometimes conflicting versions of a final reckoning for all of the inhabitants of Draenor. Eerily, the iconography of a flaming hammer is clearly depicted - is this the ancestral origin of the Twilight's Hammer clan?

NEW Feathered Raptor Arm
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Worn Hunting Knife
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW The Praying Mantid
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Test Project
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior desposts ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Cinnabar Bijou
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Fanged Cloak Pin
The vrykul are a race of giant warriors native to the Howling Fjord in Northrend. They have a close affinity with the sea and with native proto-drakes. Many vrykul were absorbed into the vast armies of the Lich King.

NEW Gold-Inlaid Porcelain Funerary Figurine
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Queen Azshara's Dressing Gown
The rumors of the Highborne's poor fashion sense seem to be true.

NEW Blood of Young Mannoroth
It is unclear why any being - demonic or Azerothian - would choose to put themselves on Mannoroth's bad side by keeping some of his blood in a jar.

NEW Quilen Statuette
These are stone shards of what was once a statuette of some sort. Oddly, they give the impression of pulsing with life.

NEW Mogu Coin
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Warmaul of Burningeye
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Scramseax
The vrykul are a race of giant warriors native to the Howling Fjord in Northrend. They have a close affinity with the sea and with native proto-drakes. Many vrykul were absorbed into the vast armies of the Lich King.

NEW Puzzle Box of Yogg-Saron
Each of the fragments of this artifact emits a nonsense whisper that blends into a maddening susurrus as you accumulate more objects. You hope that you know what you're doing.

NEW Kaldorei Wind Chimes
There is something unusual about these bronze tubes. You detect a hint of magic that still resides within. When placed near each other or even within your pack, the fragments of the tubes seem to move closer to each other.

NEW Pterrordax Hatchling
Could this fossilized egg still be... alive?!

NEW Iron Amulet
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Thunder King Insignia
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Eerie Smolderthorn Idol
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Intricate Treasure Chest Key
The vrykul are a race of giant warriors native to the Howling Fjord in Northrend. They have a close affinity with the sea and with native proto-drakes. Many vrykul were absorbed into the vast armies of the Lich King.

NEW Petrified Bone Whip
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Scepter of Xavius
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Terracotta Arm
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Cracked Mogu Runestone
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Frostwolf Ancestry Scrimshaw
As part of the rite of passage into adulthood, a Frostwolf orc must slay a frostboar and carve their family genealogy as far back as will fit on the creature's largest tusk. Family history and tradition are of great importance to the Frostwolf clan, so the largest frostboars are hunted each season to preserve clan lineage.

NEW Blessing of the Old God
You have discovered a very bad thing. It hurts your mind to even look at fragments of this artifact and you worry that it might drive you insane were you to complete the final object.

NEW The Last Relic of Argus
This is a simple draenei crystal that appears to be thousands of years old. You are fairly certain that it is not of this world.

NEW Umbrella of Chi-Ji
The seemingly delicate pieces of bamboo and paper are remarkably resillient. They have clearly been imbued with magic that has made them last through time.

NEW Cracked Crystal Vial
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Standard of Niuzao
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Stone Manacles
Rather than using clasps and locks, Ogres bind their slaves using unbroken stone circlets. Their centuries of manipulating earth elements lets them simply shrink the manacles tightly around the slave's ankles, wrists, or neck.

NEW Solar Orb
Central to High Arakkoan culture is reverence of Rukhmar and the sun. Hundreds of Solar Orbs are scattered around Skyreach, which cast a never-ending light so no Arakkoan need go without the sun's warmth, even on a cold and overcast day.

NEW Moltenfist's Jeweled Goblet
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Empty Keg of Brewfather Xin Wo Yin
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Walking Cane of Brewfather Ren Yun
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Chest of Tiny Glass Animals
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Twin Stein Set of Brewfather Quan Tou Kuo
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Apothecary Tins
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Voodoo Figurine
A medium-sized figurine of unusual complexity and troll manufacture.

NEW Gruesome Heart Box
The nerubians are descended from an ancient race known as the aqir, roughly half of which migrated far to the north after continual warfare with the trolls. There they founded a gigantic city-state below Northrend, the legendary Azjol-Nerub. The arrival of the Lich King was brutally hard on the wicked nerubian race, with many of the spiderlike creatures converted to the Scourge and others driven deep into hiding.

NEW Test: Dwarf Project Test 2

NEW Haunted War Drum
What appears to be an ancient, elaborate troll war drum. The hide is of an unusual color and appears to have been tattooed rather than simply painted or dyed.

NEW String of Small Pink Pearls
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Extinct Turtle Shell
This turtle shell is supernaturally resilient. Perhaps if you collected all the fragments, you could assemble a powerful protective device.

NEW Scimitar of the Sirocco
This scimitar is fashioned of bronze but inlaid with a great deal of gold. A warm wind seems to cling to it. The blade is sharply curved in the 'sickle sword' design called a khopesh by the tol'vir.

NEW Umbra Crescent
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Scepter of Nezar'Azret
The nerubians are descended from an ancient race known as the aqir, roughly half of which migrated far to the north after continual warfare with the trolls. There they founded a gigantic city-state below Northrend, the legendary Azjol-Nerub. The arrival of the Lich King was brutally hard on the wicked nerubian race, with many of the spiderlike creatures converted to the Scourge and others driven deep into hiding.

NEW Warlord's Branding Iron
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Dwarven Baby Socks
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Zin'rokh, Destroyer of Worlds
It is clear that you have recovered a piece of a very powerful troll weapon. Can it be reforged?

NEW Ring of the Boy Emperor
This is a ring of gold featuring a scarab fashioned of polished turquoise. The ring itself is quite small and only fits on your fingers with some effort.

NEW Pendant of the Scarab Storm
This is a heavy necklace, almost a piece of armor, covered with small scarabs of stone and bronze instead of chain links. The largest scarab is carved of lapis lazuli set in gold.

NEW Scepter of Azj'Aqir
This short baton is set with a clawed amethyst at the crown. Your are fairly certain that the design is not tol'vir at all, but Qiraji. Perhaps the proximity to the Temple of Ahn'Qiraj has somehow allowed this artifact into Uldum despite the barrier.

NEW Spidery Sundial
The nerubians are descended from an ancient race known as the aqir, roughly half of which migrated far to the north after continual warfare with the trolls. There they founded a gigantic city-state below Northrend, the legendary Azjol-Nerub. The arrival of the Lich King was brutally hard on the wicked nerubian race, with many of the spiderlike creatures converted to the Scourge and others driven deep into hiding.

NEW Staff of Ammunae
This is a long staff with a gold head piece. In the center of the head is a green gem of some unknown mineral that allows light to shine through. The staff is warm to the touch and if left too long in one place, plants turn to face it as if facing the sun.

NEW Notched Sword of Tunadil the Redeemer
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Drakkari Sacrificial Knife
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Inert Sound Beacon
The mantid empire predates the arrival of the Titans. This ancient civilization of highly intelligent insectoids is ruled by the mantid Empress, and is organized by caste. Mantid society revolves around kypari trees and the amber produced from their sap.

NEW Mummified Monkey Paw
This appears as nothing more than the paw of a small primate. A closer inspection shows that the hand has been dried by centuries of exposure to the sands of Uldum. Still, you have no doubt that it is far more than meets the eye.

NEW Twisted Ammonite Shell
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Feathered Gold Earring
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Pictogram Carving
While the written word is mostly used as an instrument for the upper echelons of imperial ogre society, occasionally an ordinary ogre will try his hand at making a story immortal. This pictogram appears to tell the story of an especially distressing culinary experience.

NEW Talonpriest Mask
Believing they have been abandoned by the sun, cursed Arakkoa prefer to hide in the forests or beneath awnings during daylight hours. Talonpriests take this a step further and never show their faces to the sun, wearing ritual masks that act as a focus for their communes with Anzu.

NEW Tooth with Gold Filling
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Zandalari Voodoo Doll
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Sketch of a Desert Palace
The tol'vir were originally stone constructs created by the titans to safeguard the secrets of Uldum. They possess feline lower bodies and heads as well as human torsos. Like many other titan creations, the tol'vir succumbed to the curse of flesh. Three tribes exist in the present day: Ramkahen, Orsis (nearly wiped out) and Neferset. The latter tribe has allied with Deathwing in order to regain the tol'vir's stone form.

NEW Carcanet of the Hundred Magi
The kaldorei are one of the most ancient races of Azeroth. One of the darkest moments in their history occurred when the quel'dorei, or Highborne - the highest caste of elven nobility - unleashed dangerous magic that brought the Burning Legion into the world and resulted in countless deaths.

NEW Soapstone Scarab Necklace
The tol'vir were originally stone constructs created by the titans to safeguard the secrets of Uldum. They possess feline lower bodies and heads as well as human torsos. Like many other titan creations, the tol'vir succumbed to the curse of flesh. Three tribes exist in the present day: Ramkahen, Orsis (nearly wiped out) and Neferset. The latter tribe has allied with Deathwing in order to regain the tol'vir's stone form.

NEW Pearl of Yu'lon
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Castle of Sand
The tol'vir were originally stone constructs created by the titans to safeguard the secrets of Uldum. They possess feline lower bodies and heads as well as human torsos. Like many other titan creations, the tol'vir succumbed to the curse of flesh. Three tribes exist in the present day: Ramkahen, Orsis (nearly wiped out) and Neferset. The latter tribe has allied with Deathwing in order to regain the tol'vir's stone form.

NEW Chalice of the Mountain Kings
You can tell right away that this drinking cup holds far more significance than mere drinking (not that dwarves have any problem with mere drinking). The bit of runes you can make out suggest a ceremonial purpose.

NEW Strange Velvet Worm
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Engraved Scimitar Hilt
The tol'vir were originally stone constructs created by the titans to safeguard the secrets of Uldum. They possess feline lower bodies and heads as well as human torsos. Like many other titan creations, the tol'vir succumbed to the curse of flesh. Three tribes exist in the present day: Ramkahen, Orsis (nearly wiped out) and Neferset. The latter tribe has allied with Deathwing in order to regain the tol'vir's stone form.

NEW Bones of Transformation
These bones show a curious mixture of humanoid arms and serpentine tail, convincing you that they are probably from a naga. What is more interesting is that the skeleton has been articulated and posed as if it was once displayed in a museum.

NEW Jade Asp with Ruby Eyes
The earliest known trolls belonged to the Zandalar tribe, from which all other trolls are descended. The Zandalari were regarded as an overarching priest caste for all trolls and worked tirelessly to record and preserve troll society and traditions. Of the many tribes that split off from the Zandalari, the two most dominant were the Gurubashi and Amani.

NEW Pandaren Tea Set
The Pandaren are an enigmatic race native to the long-hidden continent of Pandaria. Honorable and filled with a love of good company and food, the Pandaren have been content to live in seclusion, allowing their culture to flourish and thrive away from the influence of the outside world. While the Pandaren are predominantly a peace-loving race, their history is marked with turmoil and strife.

NEW Word of Empress Zoe
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Clockwork Gnome
You have found a few pieces of a mechanical construct of apparently high technology. It's possible these parts come from one of the mechanognomes of Northrend. Why dwarves would have relocated the parts here is a mystery. You wonder if you could get the gnome working again if you could recover all of its pieces.

NEW Shard of Petrified Wood
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Ewer of Jormungar Blood
The nerubians are descended from an ancient race known as the aqir, roughly half of which migrated far to the north after continual warfare with the trolls. There they founded a gigantic city-state below Northrend, the legendary Azjol-Nerub. The arrival of the Lich King was brutally hard on the wicked nerubian race, with many of the spiderlike creatures converted to the Scourge and others driven deep into hiding.

NEW Proto-Drake Skeleton
Fossils are the preserved remains of animals or plants from the ancient past. Typically the living tissues are replaced with minerals that preserve the form of the original organism.

NEW Flint Striker
The vrykul are a race of giant warriors native to the Howling Fjord in Northrend. They have a close affinity with the sea and with native proto-drakes. Many vrykul were absorbed into the vast armies of the Lich King.

NEW Nifflevar Bearded Axe
This axe's blade is asymmetrical, with a long cutting edge. You suspect it might retain its magic if you could reassemble it.

NEW Plated Elekk Goad
The draenei were originally eredar who fled from the Burning Legion and settled on the world of Draenor, where they came into contact with the orcs. When the blood elves arrived, many draenei fled again, this time coming to Azeroth, where they joined the Alliance.

NEW Skull Staff of Shadowforge
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

NEW Manacles of Rebellion
The life-giving waters of the valley enabled a race of brutes to grow to enormous size, strength and intelligence. These creatures were called the "Mogu". Their culture was built on strength: warrior despots ruling via iron fist. Their monuments of stone, built to last, still stand to this day.

NEW Cat Statue with Emerald Eyes
The tol'vir were originally stone constructs created by the titans to safeguard the secrets of Uldum. They possess feline lower bodies and heads as well as human torsos. Like many other titan creations, the tol'vir succumbed to the curse of flesh. Three tribes exist in the present day: Ramkahen, Orsis (nearly wiped out) and Neferset. The latter tribe has allied with Deathwing in order to regain the tol'vir's stone form.

NEW Boot Heel with Scrollwork
The dwarves of Ironforge were originally composed of three clans: the Bronzebeards, the Wildhammers and the Dark Irons. As the result of a civil war, the Bronzebeards were left in control of the city of Ironforge while the Wildhammers eventually retreated to the Hinterlands and Twilight Highlands. The Dark Iron dwarves came to dwell in between the Redridge Mountains and the Burning Steppes, in the shadow of Blackrock Mountain.

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Purple Team

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Kommentar von THEBuzzard Make champion ilvl upgrades account bound. Boom, catch up mechanic implemented. Kommentar von Pointzeroo That marksmanship T21 needs some touching up. Kommentar von jodmos Archaeology research projects. What are those about? Kommentar von perculia Archaeology research projects. What are those about?Kommentar von perculia That marksmanship T21 needs some touching up.Kommentar von Tombsv I hope they learned from the Broken shore questline that it is something more involving that we want. Not just "go and kill that over there. And gather some crystals this week." Kommentar von Argowiz I like how the changes on feral literally mean nothing, the talents you will be using are the same, the damage is the same and the rotation is the same except you get to throw in a ferocious bite every now and then.

Keep up the good work Blizz! Kommentar von MisterCrow Archaeology research projects. What are those about?Kommentar von Joker1313 @Argowiz You can hardly say it doesn't mean anything, it means something...it means the rotation will now be much less strenuous and punishing. What they did in Legion was simply keep everything more less as it was but reducing the rotation cycles to the extreme...I mean most ppl were taking SR anyway so moving it from baseline to talent changed absolutely nothing. The current playstyle actually limited and pushed feral even more on the fringe as it had this complex rotation and was now even more punishing and many ppl just felt this type of play style simply isn't rewarding enough anymore...this led to many ferals giving up on the spec or class or even on the game entirely. I personally have yet to run into a feral which I haven't seen since beginning of Legion and EN. Hopefully making the rotation a bit more relaxed will make more ppl to play it again as I feel it is the least played spec in the game atm. Kommentar von Istaro Oh that Chaos Shatter, finally! Kommentar von CornbreadPops @Argowiz You can hardly say it doesn't mean anything, it means something...it means the rotation will now be much less strenuous and punishing. What they did in Legion was simply keep everything more less as it was but reducing the rotation cycles to the extreme...I mean most ppl were taking SR anyway so moving it from baseline to talent changed absolutely nothing. The current playstyle actually limited and pushed feral even more on the fringe as it had this complex rotation and was now even more punishing and many ppl just felt this type of play style simply isn't rewarding enough anymore...this led to many ferals giving up on the spec or class or even on the game entirely. I personally have yet to run into a feral which I haven't seen since beginning of Legion and EN. Hopefully making the rotation a bit more relaxed will make more ppl to play it again as I feel it is the least played spec in the game atm.Kommentar von Joker1313

Too bad you haven't ran into me... been playing feral for seven years and beat the Mage Tower with it.Kommentar von GerhardT T21 is slowing down Marksman again :( Kommentar von Shelassa MM T21 sounds interesting... and weird. I wonder how it will work together with Zevrims Hunger Kommentar von Solivarnik FINALLY the Chaos Shatter! Kommentar von neoslayyer The BM 4pc is a total joke. I hope they do something about it. As of now, unless you went the crit/stomp build, the procs are few and far between. It just seems like grabbing the 2pc and run with that would be worth it over farming the other two pieces. Kommentar von orionaegis7 @Argowiz You can hardly say it doesn't mean anything, it means something...it means the rotation will now be much less strenuous and punishing. What they did in Legion was simply keep everything more less as it was but reducing the rotation cycles to the extreme...I mean most ppl were taking SR anyway so moving it from baseline to talent changed absolutely nothing. The current playstyle actually limited and pushed feral even more on the fringe as it had this complex rotation and was now even more punishing and many ppl just felt this type of play style simply isn't rewarding enough anymore...this led to many ferals giving up on the spec or class or even on the game entirely. I personally have yet to run into a feral which I haven't seen since beginning of Legion and EN. Hopefully making the rotation a bit more relaxed will make more ppl to play it again as I feel it is the least played spec in the game atm.Kommentar von ohmyforce Make champion ilvl upgrades account bound. Boom, catch up mechanic implemented.whilstKommentar von naughtynildo The BM 4pc is a total joke. I hope they do something about it. As of now, unless you went the crit/stomp build, the procs are few and far between. It just seems like grabbing the 2pc and run with that would be worth it over farming the other two pieces.Kommentar von bordomavi1984 Guardian
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Prowl Activates Cat Form and places you into stealth until cancelled.
Cooldown changed from 10 sec cooldown to 6 sec cooldown

Very essential change to guardian while set bonuses are garbage. Nice.

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