World of Warcraft, Blizzard’s massively multiplayer online game, is getting a major new patch today. While you may already be familiar with some of the changes brought by this patch, there are also some new things you should know. In this article, I’ll cover Timewalking dungeons, the Brawler’s Guild, and Secondary stat adjustments. Keep reading for more details.

Brawler’s Guild

The Brawler’s Guild in World of Warscraft patch 7.1.5 is back! It has new enemies, an “Ogrewatch” challenge, and a parody of Overwatch characters. The game features characters such as Hudson, Dupree, McCree, and Stuffshrew. If you’ve played Overwatch, you’ll recognize the players as “Ogrewatch.”

The new system brings a ton of changes to the Brawler’s Guild. In addition to a new skill, the system also has new encounters for the class. Brawlers will now earn Brawler’s Gold which can be spent on Rumble Cards to create raid-style encounters. As a bonus, players who win these battles will gain a higher Brawler’s Guild rank, which will allow them to purchase new rewards. These rewards include a new mount, the Brawler’s Burly Basilisk, and a Tylarr Gronnden battle pet.

Timewalking dungeons

The new World of Warcraft patch 7.1.5 introduces six new Timewalking dungeons for Pandaria. Those who play this expansion are reminded of the evergreen content in the previous expansions. The addition of Timewarped items brings the item level to 425 for level 120 characters. These items are only found in the classic Alterac Valley, and they’re only available for the 15th Anniversary event.

The new World of Warcraft patch 7.1.5 will bring timewalking dungeons to the Mists of Pandaria, along with several other changes to the game. The dungeons scale based on your character’s level, and you’ll earn Timewarped Badges along the way. Once you’re done, you can trade these timewarped Badges with the Mistweaver Xia for rewards and pets.

Artifact Weapons

The upcoming World of Warcraft patch 7.1.5 adds a slew of new Artifact Weapons to the game. Each one will have new traits, and players can use one of three points to unlock another minor trait. There is a new Druid Guardian Artifact, which received a huge cheer from the audience. This new artifact weapon can be used in battles against mounts, and players can customize the look of their weapons.

New traits and ability points will be added to Artifact Weapons in the new version of the game. The new traits will be unlocked via an Artifact campaign, which begins after you have maxed out an Artifact weapon. This new campaign will unlock the fourth point on a weapon’s minor trait, and unlock 15 new traits. In addition, players will have access to new appearances for their Artifact weapons, and some of them will require difficult challenges.

Secondary stat adjustments

Among the changes in World of Warcraft patch 7.1.5 are tweaks to secondary stats. The changes are aimed at enhancing the importance of items that affect secondary stats, especially those that affect rings and necks. Prior to the changes, players would avoid upgrading their jewelry slots unless they were able to increase their desired secondary stats. Blizzard also detailed what these adjustments will do.

The changes that will be brought into the game are not as drastic as some players may be anticipating. Those wishing to maximize their damage output will see a slight decrease in their damage output and a slightly increased damage bonus. However, there are a few things that you should know about the changes. The patch notes contain a list of changes, including the effects of the secondary stats. This list will be updated throughout the day to accommodate the changes.

Class balance changes

As a World of Warcraft (WoW) player, you have probably wondered what the most significant changes were in patch 7.1.5. The new Tomb of Sargeras dungeon and raid are both major additions in the patch. In addition to tweaking rotations and improving the feel of specs, Tomb of Sargeras also introduces a new PvP dungeon and raid. In addition, the Class Order Campaign continues.

Another change is the addition of Artifact Knowledge. This new feature will now increase your Artifact Knowledge to 110. You can now purchase Research Compendiums to increase the Artifact Knowledge of your character. These works until you reach AK 20 and afterward, you will return to the normal path. The in-game max is 32. You can find complete details about the changes in patch 7.1.5 at onWowhead.