Patch-6.2

Blizzard has posted a look at the new questing area that is the center piece of patch 6.2, the Tanaan Jungle.

The devs have been hard at work creating the new Shipyard addition to our garrisons for patch 6.2. This build, they added several new, diverse rewards for sending your brand new boats on missions from your shipyard that may pique your interest.

A new release of patch 6.2 PTR patch note updates are now available, including several changes to professions and some tweaks to PVP. Alchemy, Fishing, Herbalism, Mining and Skinning all have new updates introduced, and all three gathering professions are now able to sometimes find Felblight, the new crafting reagent, while gathering materials in Tanaan Jungle.

Looking to add some style to your favorite avian companion? In patch 6.4, Pepe has a new set of costumes to collect.

In patch 6.2, we get to add shipyards to our garrisons in order to better assault Tanaan Jungle, fight the Iron Horde, and of course send our ships on missions to bring back all kinds of valuable loot.

Raid testing for Hellfire Citadel continues this week with four new Heroic difficulty encounters on Wednesday and Thursday. Tomorrow, players will be able to test the Heroic Hellfire High Council encounter, as well as Heroic Mannoroth. On Thursday, Hellfire Assault and Socrethar the Eternal will be available for testing.

I'm on record, when we saw the introduction of pet battles, as saying 'Well, this isn't content I care about, but it's good for people who like it' because pet battles are utterly optional. The various rewards you get for pet battles only affect the pet battle minigame itself - stones and other rewards that affect the pets and how they level. There's never a reason to play pet battles if you don't enjoy the gameplay - you're never forced to do it, nor do you even feel forced to. I can say this having utterly ignored pet battles since their introduction.

Do you have any monuments in your garrison? If so, which one?

It’s that time again! Patch 6.2 is here, heralding the release of a new raid dungeon in our near future. We’ve got lots to talk about, so let’s dive right in and discuss patch 6.2 Druid changes for each specialization from the PTR patch notes, and the datamined new set bonuses as revealed by Wowhead.

Now, this is still fairly early in the patch cycle, so it's hard to make assumptions based on these notes. Big changes could pop up at any time. But as things stand right now, apparently Blizzard thinks warriors are pretty well off going into patch 6.2. And the thing is, I'd probably have to agree with them. Warriors work, for the most part.