New Raid: Sepulcher of the First Ones ĭeep in the Sepulcher of the First Ones lies the key to unlock the Jailer's plans. Now you'll be able to use them to craft your own mounts and battle pets. Just as it serves to create new realms for the Shadowlands, Synthesis Forges have been used to create the new entities that populate those realms. The Forge of the Afterlives is a powerful instrument of creation, and all that remains of the First Ones. Team up with a curious automa sidekick in this new progression system to learn the lost language of the Progenitors and delve deeper into the secrets of Zereth Mortis, unlocking an array of new zone activities, daily quests, events, and rewards. The automa of Zereth Mortis speak in a musical language that is incomprehensible to mortal races. Find common ground with The Enlightened to succeed and defend Zereth Mortis. They no longer see their world in a transactional manner, but instead they treat their dwelling as a sacred place, and hope to answer to a higher calling-the pursuit of knowledge. The Enlightened are brokers that arrived on Zereth Mortis a long time ago. It introduces the Zereth Mortis zone, Sepulcher of the First Ones raid, and Zovaal's final chapter.Ģ7 September 2016 New Faction: The Enlightened
#6.2.3 patch notes wow Patch
Patch 9.2.0: Eternity's End is the second content patch of Shadowlands, announced on 11 November 2021 and released on 22 February 2022.
6 New Raid: Sepulcher of the First Ones.
#6.2.3 patch notes wow upgrade
It also allows you to extend the life of that stubborn older trinket or other item you just can’t find an upgrade for. It seems like this both increases the longevity of gear and serves as a soft nerf to the HFC content over time - by introducing this, your entire raid group can get incrementally stronger, helping them overcome content they were stuck on. To buy your upgrades, there will be the usual Ethereal vendors in Orgrimmar and Stormwind, as well as new ones in Stormshield and Warspear where you can upgrade your gear. As of right now, you can get a total of 10 ilevels in two upgrades per item. And though neither mentioned nor promised, we may eventually see it expanded to four upgrades if we keep following the Mists pattern. No Valor cap has been announced yet, but I wouldn’t be surprised if there is one like we’ve seen in previous expansions.Įach piece of hear can be upgraded twice, gaining five ilevels per upgrade, so it’s basically the exact same system as we had in Mists. We don’t yet know how much Valor you’ll get per run or how much upgrades will cost, however, so there’s no measure of how much of a grind this is. Valor seems reasonably easy to gather - with LFR, first Heroic, Mythic, and Bonus Event Quests all granting it, you can pick and choose or do everything you possibly can to get it.
Considering that you can get Valor from LFR in both Highmaul and Blackrock Foundry as well as HFC, that seems odd to me, especially when all Draenor dungeon drops are upgradeable in this fashion. As of right now it appears that Highmaul and Blackrock Foundry gear might not be upgradable in this fashion, but this isn’t entirely clear - the text says all your currently earned gear is eligible retroactively, but then lists specific items that do not include those raids.
#6.2.3 patch notes wow update
We’re told you can update Baleful gear, HFC gear, and all dungeon drops, but no mention is made of the previous tier of raiding. So essentially this returns Valor as a pure upgrade currency - as of right now, it appears the only thing you can do with Valor is upgrade your gear with it.
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