The upcoming World of Warcraft patch v7.0 will be a major update, easing the transition to changes from the upcoming Legion expansion. It will bring major class changes and PvP stat changes, as well as transmogrification. A new class called the Demon Hunter will also be released, but it will be delayed until August. For now, we’ll discuss some of the most important changes that will be included in this patch.

Transmogrification system

The next update for World of Warcraft will include a new Transmogrification system that makes it easier to collect items and customize them for different characters. This feature will add a new tab in the collection window that will automatically add items that are usable by a character’s class. This means players no longer have to keep large warehouses of items. Instead, their characters will be able to access these items with just a few clicks.

Transmogrifications can now be associated with a character’s current specialization. This means when a character switches specializations, their outfit will change automatically. Additionally, the PvP Reward System will give appropriate items to players below level 100. In addition, Conquest Points and Honor Points will no longer be used as a currency. Instead, players can earn Marks of Honor from Arenas, Battlegrounds, and Skirmishes. Finally, gear will now be more balanced in PvP battles. Players entering PvP arenas will now receive an aura called Principles of War.

Changes to specializations

The upcoming patch 7.0 for World of Warcraft will introduce several new changes to specializations. Enemy nameplates will now give additional information regarding status effects. The resource bar for each class will now display directly underneath the character. Fully verbose stats are still available via API. Other changes include streamlined interface options, changes to tab targeting logic, and an additional buff icon for disabled XP gain. The maximum gold holdings and guild bank have also been increased.

One major change is that character classes can now freely change specializations. Rather than having to choose a specialization before starting the game, characters can now queue up in any role that is available for their class. As they enter the game, they will automatically switch to the specialization that is appropriate for them. A paladin, for example, can queue as a Tank and automatically switch to Protection when they enter a dungeon. In addition, some core combat interactions have been improved as well.

New raid tiers

The World of Warcraft patch 7.0 release date will bring new raid tiers and class changes. The first part of the 24-man raid will be added in this patch. In addition, there will be adjustments to all player Jobs and a new PVP mode called Crystalline Conquest. New custom deliveries will also be added with the Ameliance system. All these changes are expected to improve the game.

Another exciting addition to the game is the transmogrification tab. Using this new tab, players will be able to access more items and transmogrify characters more easily. The new tab will automatically add items to a player’s collection when they become available to that character. Players will no longer have to worry about storing a lot of items. This feature will help players avoid building a large warehouse to store all of their items.

Bug fixes

This World of Warcraft patch 7.0 fixes several bugs and improves gameplay. You will no longer be able to use multiple versions of Reflective Bulwark to deal damage to your target. Your damage over time will be reduced by 10% on Heroic difficulty, and you will no longer be able to use the same spell twice on different enemies. The damage done by Grim Reflections and Beacon of Hope will be reduced by 20% on all difficulties, except Mythic. This patch will also correct an issue relating to Xy Spellslingers. In addition, the duration of the Encrypted Affix Relic will now last 2 seconds, instead of 5.

This patch will correct several bugs, including those related to combat behavior in summoned guardians. It will also fix issues with the Eye of the Dead trinket and the Barov Peasant Caller’s Headpiece. The Red Glow Effect of the Cryptstalker Headpiece is also fixed. Players will no longer experience desync issues if they were playing the game in Classic mode while another character was in Reforged mode. Finally, the Anasterian Sunstrider will now respond to salute and wave emotes.