@YackScore You're in luck, there's some really good options for deadly bite.
Since it stacks a bleed effect, you can go all-in for bleeds and use Blades of Blood to open your rotation; use Charge to get within melee range and immediately Whirlwind to apply Rend to nearby enemies before you start spamming Mongoose Bite and Raptor Bite.
Bloodbath is nice, too, since you can also use Rupture to spread Rend, too.
If you use Twilight, you can pick up Vampiric Embrace to heal yourself, too.
Fey Knight (Legendary Enchantment)
Description
"Your melee attacks have a chance to summon a faerie dragon, fen dweller, lasher, treant, dryad, son of cenarius or a member of the green dragonflight to assist you in combat for up to 20 seconds. This effect can only occur once every minute and does not occur if you have a pet active."
Each minion would have it's own special ability. For instance, a faerie dragon would cast Mana Burn.
@jpalmer999 Well that's lame, my love of running classic dungeons is the #1 reason I do resolute mode.
@Semloh I don't understand why shields all have passive threat bonuses. Couldn't that bonus be changed to "increases your threat generated by 15% while in Defensive Stance or while Righteous Fury is active" so non-tanks could use shields too?
Why even have enchants like Subtle Shield Slam if the shield itself also increases your threat?
My guess would be @Gnoly is right. The devs are probably going to stick to the release schedule for BC before even attempting to launch LK as a live server.
@rnbwtrout 100% agree. I never bothered with Mythic+ or the Timewalking dungeons before that because of how much emphasis was put on the damn timer. Rushing through content is not fun to me.
You know what was fun? The pre-nerf Cataclysm heroics when that expansion launched. Those 5-man dungeons were hard and required serious teamwork and planning from all 5 players. Completing one without any deaths would indeed be a challenge and is precisely what would entice me toward Mythics on Ascension.
@Singlephase Been waiting on this one myself. Not sure what they're waiting for.
@AceDefiant I really like this idea. People couldn't complain about it being an advantage because it would just be cosmetic. I would add naga and furbolg as options for night elves.
@Nubcrawler said in Implementing Heirloom Gear:
- Be unable to place REs on Heirloom gear.
This is the only thing I'd disagree with and replace with a different "consequence" of using heirlooms. One of the reasons I like doing Prestige is being able to level from 1 to level cap using a set of three specific RE's to create a unique build and gameplay style. Combining a legendary enchant with two epics is enough to make multiple characters play drastically different.
Currently, I place the legendary and two epics on a level 15 cape and the PvP trinkets, even though I never PvP just so I can have the enchants. The tradeoff is never being able to easily equip a new, higher-level item in those slots with the enchants as I level.
I would suggest that having an heirloom item equipped means you cannot roll need on an item for that slot, since the idea is you are supposed to keep it equipped as you level.
Description:
"Teaches you Serpent Form. While in Serpent Form, your attack power is increased by your Agility, your movement speed is increased by 10% and your chance to dodge is increased by 10%. Scales with your Cat Form ability.
Your Serpent Form also grants you certain abilities that scale with your Rogue abilities.
Requires poisons applied to daggers equipped in both hands."
Further information
When you are taught Serpent Form, you are also taught the following abilities:
Note --- The first ability, Venom Spit, is the only one not based on an existing ability from another class. It is one of the most common abilities serpents have in World of Warcraft, so I felt it made sense to make it available in this enchantment, but I'm not sure how intensive programming it would be. I also considered making this function like and scale off Serpent Sting, except then it wouldn't deal instant damage unless talented.
I've always been interested in trying WoW with a controller (either Xbox 360 or similar that will connect to PC), but I didn't see any add-ons in the launcher that allowed the ability to use a controller in Ascension.
Is there a known add-on that will allow that functionality?
"Transforms your Frost Nova into Frost Nova (Unbounded), allowing you to center the effect on an enemy target within 30 yards. Frost Nova (Unbounded) has an increased cooldown."
I realized the treants, wraiths and sentries near the blood elf starting area were all categorized as "elementals" and thought they could all make really interesting minions...and then was disappointed to find that not one of them could be "tamed."
Is there a place where we can more easily find which of the unique "pet" types can be tamed instead of wasting time finding them only to discover they cannot be tamed?
@Tyrri I feel like that's part of the problem. Mana-Forged tanking seems like it would require some pretty specific combinations of abilities but is only available on the server that restricts your ability to freely choose your abilities.
@Ketsuiken I had suggested a "Headhunter" ME that would allow thrown weapons to be used with ranged hunter attacks, with an added bonus of adding a "slice & dice" like effect to periodically increase attack speed.
I primarily had in mind the ability to make a troll berserker character, since that's one of the types of enemies that have been in WoW lore but which we haven't been able to play yet (unless an option was added after WoD, when I stopped playing retail).
@Daemy I like your suggestion, too. It really taps into the "San'layn assassin" concept from Wrath. Right off the bat, it would be perfect alongside the Twilight, Blades of Blood and Bloodbath epic REs.
@Khamilleon I got distracted by the new abilities you suggested, I missed the part where you banned rage or energy abilities as well, so that would solve the tank concern.
The tier 1 arcane mage talent Arcane Focus from WoLK had a pretty basic effect: "Increases your chance to hit with spells by 5% and reduces the mana cost of your spells by 5%."
The talent is currently removed from Ascension, but I thought of an interesting way to potentially bring it back: a series of enchantments focusing on particular schools of magic that encourage chain-casting against one target at a time.
For example, the new Arcane Focus epic enchantment would read: "When you successfully strike a target with a damaging arcane spell, your chance to hit the target with arcane spells is increased by 5% and the mana cost of arcane spells you cast at the target is reduced by 5%. Lasts up to 10 seconds and stacks up to 5 times. Switching targets or casting a spell from a different school ends this effect early."
The various versions would be:
@cadev Are you going for 1h dw or 2h dw?
I'd simplify your enchantment to: "You gain the Blood Magic effect. Blood Magic removes your mana and increases your hit points, but causes your spells to consume a portion of your health. Blood Magic causes you to be immune to silence effects, but also prevents you from casting healing spells on yourself."
I absolutely love the idea behind this enchantment, but it's far too complicated, in my opinion. Although it'd be nice to ensure all spells and abilities fit the aesthetic you're going for in your individual class lore, it would be a significant amount of work for a very niche audience.
For example, I wouldn't worry about changing Mana Shield. In fact, I'd leave the description as-is and make it so the initial casting costs health, but make it so the damage absorption doesn't cost anything (because you have no mana to drain). The spell simply lasts the full duration or is dispelled when it absorbs the maximum amount of damage; such is the advantage of using your health to cast spells. On the other hand, using Drain Mana would drain the mana of your target but would not give you any mana in return; in this case, Drain Life would simply be the better choice.
The one concern I have with this enchantment is the possible abuse by tanks. Could a tank go Intellect-primary, pick up this enchantment to boost their total health and then just not use any magic at all to give them an advantage?