Class Fantasy

World of Warcraft's expansions have become known for their wide, sweeping changes, and systems overhauls every time a new one comes out.

It doesn’t matter if you’ve been roleplaying for years, or you’re a brand new roleplayer -- sometimes we slip up.

Legion has focused on a return to "class fantasy" at the core of each class, and that has me wondering -- does that core class fantasy change depending on when a player started playing WoW?

Legion has been an expansion all about “class fantasy” – a deeper exploration into what it means to be a member of a particular class.

We just got patch 7.2 a week ago and already Blizzard is talking about what's coming in patch 7.2.5, which is an encouraging sight if you're hoping for smoother content releases in Legion.

So, I have a bunch of armor sets on the dummies in my Order Hall, but many of them aren’t complete in the Wardrobe. I was baffled by this until I went and looked at them and found out that while the dummies don’t seem to care, the Wardrobe demands bracers in many cases.

I have to go farm like thirty bracers now.

This is not making me at all happy.

Here’s the Queue. Let’s talk Blizzard.

Legion's focus on "class fantasy" has been great...

Marksmanship Hunters will be getting their pet back in a future alpha build, Celestalon wrote today.

Really, Queuevians? Really? You have to learn that you cannot encourage Adam. It will all go to his head and before you know it we’ve got the downfall of civilization on our hands. He’s already declared himself Pope Holisky I and if that’s not a gross overreach of power—

Excuse me. I have just found out that I have been promoted to Inquisitor, and so I’m quite sure that I have no issues whatsoever with anyone I work with. Not even Mitch, my best friend with whom I am answering Queue questions today.

I have to admit it: I'm a little jealous of Druids right now.