If you’re like me, you’ve spent money on monthly subscriptions for World of Warcraft, and have even passed over cheaper games to play the game. WoW has bounced back, but now many people are saying this is the perfect storm for Blizzard to clean house and make the game more accessible. However, there are some issues that might make this a tough time for Blizzard.

Divine Storm

The new ability ‘Divine Storm’ is a powerful damage spell that can heal your party and allies. If you’re using this spell to slay undead, you should use the Glyph of Divine Storm. Using this spell will heal you for 45% of the damage it causes. It can also be used to boost your damage output. Listed below are the best ways to use this ability.

Before Patch 4.0.1, Divine Storm was a crucial part of the retribution rotation. While it was still effective against packs, it now only uses mana instead of Holy Power. The cooldown of this spell is reset by the Lightsworn Battlegear. This ability is best used when fighting multiple targets at once. If you are a Retribution Paladin, the Divine Storm ability can be useful as a last resort in PvP.

Fan of Knives

While it’s no longer available for Combat rogues, Fan of Knives is a devastating melee skill that deals 150% weapon damage when equipped with daggers. The new buff also allows you to cast faster than before and is a welcome change for the rogue class. But beware, as this skill does interrupt spellcasting! If you’re playing a subtlety rogue, you can do without this ability.

Demonic Consumption

The newest patch for World of Warcraft introduces the new spell Demonic Consumption, which increases the duration of demons and also reduces their cooldowns. The cooldowns of demonic abilities are relatively short, but players should be prepared to spend a number of their stacks before the cooldowns are over, or else they risk losing Soul Shards. The best strategy is to spend your stacks on Demonbolt once you get to two or three. You can easily overcap from there.

Although World of Warcraft is still a relatively new game, it has already been plagued by complaints and issues from unhappy players. In addition to that, players have been flocking to competing games in higher numbers than ever, and that’s a major concern. The game has already seen its fair share of high-profile players leaving, and allegations of widespread sexual harassment at Activision Blizzard have only fueled player migration to other games.

Artificer Xy’mox

This new raid boss will attack players on heroic and normal difficulties in World of Warcraft. He will use his wormhole abilities to deal massive damage to players. He will mark two players and then spawn several portals with his AOE. The players will need to know how to counter this mechanic to survive the boss encounter. Below, we will go over the recommended talents and Legendary Powers to use in combat with Artificer Xy’mox.

In addition, his health has been reduced by 10% based on the raid size. The damage he inflicts is also significantly lower on Normal and Heroic difficulty. Additionally, his attacks will now cause the members of the Prototype Pantheon to retreat if he is at 40% health. His abilities will now be more reliable if you are using a shield, and you can use them more often.

Tyrande

In Tyrande and the Perfect Storm, we find the feisty druid working for the Alliance, helping their kin defend their lands from the Horde’s incursions. In addition to helping the Alliance, Tyrande and her lover Malfurion helped rebuild elven society after the defeat of the Legion. They also aided the city of Malfurion and the people of the Emerald Dream.

The Night Elves of Darnassus were founded by Tyrande Whisperwind, the High Priestess of Elune and co-leader of the Night Elves. Born thousands of years ago, Tyrande grew up with the legendary Malfurion Stormrage. Then she answered the call of the Sisters of Elune, the night elves’ Goddess of the Moon. She later became a novice priestess, and she and Malfurion eventually joined forces when the Burning Legion landed on Azeroth.