You’re probably wondering how the upcoming World of Warcraft Legion expansion will affect the characters and plotlines of your favorite games. Here’s some info on some of the major plot points: Sylvanas and Nathanos, Artifact weapons, and the PvP seasons. You’ll be glad you read this! You’ll also find a summary of the Antorus raid. And, you’ll know what’s coming next in Legion!

Sylvanas

World of Warcraft legion spoilers suggest that Sylvanas will eventually ascend to the rank of tyrant. She will be the Jailer, ruling over the Maw, and will eventually become the sole ruler of the undead. She will also be able to use soul energy to bring souls to heel. However, we won’t know all of the details about Sylvanas’s progression until the game is released.

As a legendary druid, Sylvanas’ abilities to control life and death are impressive. During Cataclysm, Sylvanas was able to raise humans into undeath. During the Siege of Orgrimmar, she offered to raise Lor’themar’s blood elf troops. During Garrosh’s trial, she was planning to raise Vereesa as a Forsaken. Additionally, she has an impressive array of powerful death magic from her Maw.

Nathanos

In World of Warcraft Legion, we see the return of Nathanos Blightcaller, the last human ranger trained by high elves. He shared a close bond with Sylvanas Windrunner, who is his Champion of the Banshee Queen. Although he has been one of Sylvanas’ closest allies since Vanilla, Nathanos now takes a more prominent role in the game. Before Legion, he was Bolvar’s right hand man, but after the cinematic defeat of his ally, he was ordered to lay low. Both factions have been tracking him down.

In the World of Warcraft legion trailer, Nathanos is shown trying to resurrect the Night Elf. However, he has to be willing to accept this dark gift if he is going to be successful in his mission. Nathanos hopes to gather intel on Tyrande by sending two players and two val’kyr to the dead elf Delaryn.

Artifact weapons

While Artifact weapons are a fun and useful addition to your character, you might be a little overwhelmed with the new features. It can be helpful to prioritize which one to focus on first. Artifact weapons are extremely important and will play a major role in your character development. Read on to learn more about the new Artifact weapons. This is a vital part of the World of Warcraft Legion expansion.

There are many different Artifact weapons in World of Warcraft: the enchanting staff, the elven sword, and the saber. Each of them has special effects that may be useful depending on your class. The magicbane, for instance, resists 95% of curses, adds d4 of damage, and enchants without dulling. The damage range table below summarizes the average damage done by each weapon against the four different classes.

PvP seasons

If you are looking forward to the World of Warcraft Legion, there are several PvP seasons to choose from. Season 4 of PvP will end shortly, most likely within the next two weeks. It is important to plan your character transfers accordingly. In addition, there are new PvP rewards to be found in each tier. This is good news for players who want to acquire new gear for their character.

In this PvP season, players will face off against the Legion. As players prepare for the upcoming PvP season, they must learn to use artifact weapons to combat these monsters and find the Pillars of Creation. These pillars hold the power needed to prevent the Legion from advancing. Though the Legion takes center stage in Stormheim, other areas remain occupied by the Naga of Azshara, the Old Gods, and Drogbar.

Burning Legion

The most significant change for Burning Legion is the new class order hall, which borrows some of the best elements from the previous expansion. Artifact weapons will also bring memories of the old talent system. As with any new expansion, there will be spoilers, but they’re not in the content you’ll see right away. Nonetheless, the new class order hall is a welcome change. While it’s never a good thing to spoil an upcoming expansion, Blizzard seems to have taken the time to implement this change.

The Burning Legion has left a trail of destruction across the game’s universe, but only one world has escaped their direct assault: Azeroth. The wartorn, poor world twice escaped the Legion’s attack, and earned their enmity. Now, they’re finally on the march. So how do you stop them from taking over your world? Here’s a brief guide for the Burning Legion.