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The Weekly Reset with Taliesin and Evitel: Patch 10.2.5 and Then What?
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Taliesin and Evitel cover the latest news in The Weekly Reset. This week they talk about the upcoming Patch 10.2.5 features on the PTR, including Bel'Ameth and Gilneas, as well as the possibility of a content drought?
World of Warcraft Dragonflight gets ready for a January 2024 launch for new patch 10.2.5 which will see the return of Gilneas and new Night Elf Capital Bel'Ameth open and playable… and shared between Horde and Alliance. People aren't happy. We also take a look at a potential whole year of no new raid and ask… will there be enough to do?
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- Horde Player Special Aura in Bel'ameth — Patch 10.2.5 PTR
- Reclaiming Gilneas — Worgen NPCs Return Home on 10.2.5 PTR
- New Encrypted PTR Branch — Patch 10.2.6
- Encrypted 11.0 War Within Build Now on WoWDev Server — Internal Testing Starting
- More Trading Post Items Datamined — Bear Pelt Tabard, Gold Pouch Offhand
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