In BfA, we knew that Sylvanas had somehow obtained a massive power boost. Dip your toes in and decide for yourself. Give them a try but don’t feel like you have to run everything in these challenging areas every day. But a lot of people don’t really enjoy the Maw, and game mechanics will force you to leave if you overstay your welcome.
You’ll have to do Torghast to earn the currency to craft Legendaries, and you’ll have to spend some time in the Maw to earn reputation to buy certain things as well as collect souls for your Covenant. When you get frustrated, get out and do something you enjoy more. You can investigate the Maw and Torghast - and Bolvar will ask you to do both - but it’s my advice to avoid spending too much time there.
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If you want to run dungeons or raids, you’ll need to put in some hard work gearing up, but your Covenant quest will give you lots of gear that you can upgrade (if you have enough anima). If you want to PVP, you can dive right in - and it’s a pretty good way to gear up, too. However, since you’ll be behind the current renown cap (21), you’ll be able to earn renown from doing lots of activities - like Callings (essentially the new version of World Quest Emissaries).Īt that point it’s on you to decide what’s fun. Once you’ve picked, start your Covenant quests! The quest chain is locked to your renown level, which essentially time-gated it. (And you can talk to each faction in Oribos to try out their abilities a little longer before choosing.) You’ve played through all the zones now, so you should have an idea of which faction is most interesting and whose abilities were most fun. You’ll probably hit 60 before you finish the zone, but you can’t join a Covenant and start their quest chain until you complete Revendreth. Qf4Q – When I ding 60, maybe this weekend, what should I do first?įinish your Revendreth quests. Take Crucible of Storms: I’m still not sure exactly who Uu’nat was, but it’s a raid and they dropped loot, so whatever. It could even be someone we don’t know yet. You could break out any of them, all of them, or none of them. Any of these might be put in a larger “Maw” raid - they’re all working with the Jailer, for sure - but they’re also all slightly separate factions with their own interests. We could also have a short Forsworn raid where we wind up fighting Lysonia and Helya (yes, Helya again) or even a Sylvanas and/or Nathanos raid. We could crush this uprising in a small raid. As Condiment pointed out in the comments, the Baron from the House of Rituals is a possibility. It’s clear Blizzard likes the formula, and I think short raids give us a nice break from longer slogs and bring some variety to raiding.Īs to who it will be… really, who knows. Do you think Shadowlands will have a 2-3 boss “mini raid” like Legion and BfA did? If so, who do you think we’ll fight?
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