Frost

Flurry's Winter Chill debuff will have a much longer debuff, making the following spells to make the target appear frozen, and increase the critical hit probability for the mage and allies.Monk Expel Harm and the Fortifying Brew, Spinning Crane Kick as well as Touch of Death will be accessible to all Monks to use, regardless of specificization. All specializations will be able to summon their Celestial by using Invoke Xuen, the White Tiger; Invoke Niuzao and the Black Ox or Invoke Yu'lon or invoking the Jade Serpent.In addition, Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard has raised the age-old question of whether we'll ever be able to play WoTLK Classic Gold on consoles. Meanwhile, Blizzard is working double-time in order to finish increasing the number of communities that play the game.

There has been plenty of discussion--even here on P2Pah--about importance in World of Warcraft becoming a first-party Microsoft property, and whether it should become an Xbox exclusive or continue to be available on competing platforms. But there's another big choice Microsoft might make that could significantly increase the number of players for another game and that's bringing World of Warcraft to Game Pass but not necessarily Xbox.

World of Warcraft has seen an extended period of play that is almost unprecedented among online games. It's been running without a true sequel for longer than 17 years. However, this time period hasn't seen consistent growth, and a lot of players have quit the game in recent months for other options such as buy WoTLK Gold V. Making people stay to a game for the long haul is challenging enough considering how many other games there are to enjoy however convincing the money to spend $15 per month for a subscription is a difficult one. The players have two distinct "costs" to consider--both the monthly cost and the length of time they'll be required to play in order to make that expense worthwhile--and this can be very difficult for adults with families, full-time jobs, and other obligations.