Legion

Legion is bringing all sorts of changes to not only Shadow Priests but to the game as a whole.

While we'd like to say with certainty that we'll be romping around on the Legion beta today, we just don't know if that's actually going to happen or not -- Blizzard seems to be keen on releasing builds on Thursdays.

Whenever an expansion is in the works, things get paired down, shuffled, changed, and of course moved around.

Although being a pure DPS class is not without some disadvantages, one of the major advantages for us is that we have three distinctly different specs to choose from when it comes to how we want to deal damage.

I still question whether the rework of Beast Mastery was even needed.

The Legion beta's been out for a few weeks now, and it's high time we head back into the fray and see what there is to see.

Blizzard's betas are usually extremely polished, and if you played in the recent Overwatch beta you know what I mean.

Not long ago, Blizzard released the minimum system requirements for the upcoming World of Warcraft: Legion expansion — and the requirements for Overwatch are pretty hefty too. Responses to these requirements ranged from, "That's really not a big jump at all" to "My poor potato is going to explode." One thing seemed overwhelmingly clear, though: a lot of players weren't really sure what the requirements meant in terms of their own computers.

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In classic WoW, players exploring the Alterac Mountains encountered a massive purple dome clearly made out of some kind of magical energy.