Opinion

Echo of the Elements is a really simple, kind of silly, and rather lackluster talent.

I have an interesting relationship with Multistrike.

So Legion is a thing, and we're all going to be talking about that for a while, aren't we?

I am going to be entirely honest and say that up until writing a post about it yesterday, I never imagined we would even be able to consider a future in which a new Warcraft strategy game would be a thing.

The only real update we're getting to our glyph layout is a new minor glyph, and while I really like Glyph of Ascendance it doesn't dramatically alter our major layout. So assuming you have Glyph of Totemic Encirclement, which is absolutely vital, let's take a look at the major Enhancement glyphs you can slot in while you're hacking away.

Okay. I've been mulling this one over since Ion Hazzikostas' interview this week. And it's not going to make me a lot of friends, I expect. So best to just rip the band-aid off and go for it.

When I first played World of Warcraft, I barely cared about Lightning Shield. Now, I barely care about Lightning Shield. Those are the end points; the parts in the middle get interesting.

Sometimes, you open up a set of patch notes and you see that there are a whole lot of changes that just beg for your attention. Other times, it's patch 6.2 and you don't play a Rogue or a Monk, you play a Shaman.

Cataclysm launched many changes -- such as the new Mastery system.

Talent selection is not crazy difficult at this point in the game's lifespan if you've played Enhancement before... but who doesn't want to think more about their talent selections?