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December 1st Blizzard News & Blue Post Roundup
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Blizzard has posted a roundup of this week's blue posts and developer discussions including latest class tuning, rares in Dragonflight, Fyr'alath legendary axe acquisition, and Classic PvP changes.
Here are this week's highlights:
Dragonflight
- Latest Class Tuning Changes and Process: Check out the latest class tuning adjustments and some details on the process behind these changes.
- Rares in Zaralek Caverns and Forbidden Reach: Recent changes were made to the rares in Zaralak Caverns and the Forbidden Reach. The reason for these changes was shared, and other adjustments are being discussed.
- Legendary 2-Handed Axe, Fyr’Alath the Dream Render: Details on how to earn Fyr’Alath the Dream Render were posted, along with details to increase the chances of getting it.
- Seeds of Renewal PTR Update: Check out the latest details for this PTR, including a first look at the new area of Bel’ameth.
- Rated PvP Gear Changes: Some changes are being made to Rated PvP gear, affecting how this gear will work in PvE content.
- Accessibility Adjustments: Some adjustments are being looked into to help make the game more accessible.
Classic
- Season of Discovery PvP Rank Cap: With the initial max level of 25, the PvP rank will be capped at 3.
- Classic Era PvP Changes: Starting next week, PvP ranks will no longer decay.
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