Blizzard’s upcoming patch for World of Warcraft, Dragonflight Patch 10.2.5, is set to revolutionize raiding strategies. Traditionally, raid compositions have relied on classes that provide raid-wide buffs such as Shamans and Mages for Bloodlust and Priests for Power Infusion. However, datamined files from Wowhead suggest that special new items will be introduced in the patch, potentially changing the game.
The datamined files reveal the inclusion of Seeds of Renewal, which consist of two trinkets and one neck item. These items will grant any class the ability to utilize a Bloodlust effect, resurrection, and bonus damage.
The first trinket, Chaos Brand, will increase the magic damage inflicted on the target by five percent. While this may seem insignificant, it can greatly benefit casters such as Mages, Druids, Priests, and Warlocks.
The second trinket, Blood of Mannoroth, will provide the Bloodlust effect. This means that classes like Demon Hunters and Death Knights will no longer need to rely on purchasing Feral Hide Drums to remain competitive in raids.
The final item, Ankh of Reincarnation, is a neck item that grants the ability to resurrect the wearer upon receiving lethal damage. This can be advantageous in both raid and Mythic+ settings, allowing players to bypass certain mechanics and emerge victorious.
While these new items could potentially spice up raid compositions by granting more classes access to different tools, it is important to note that this information has not been officially confirmed by Blizzard. It is possible that these items are merely placeholders or intended for NPC followers in the upcoming Follower Dungeons feature.
Regardless, players are eagerly anticipating the release of Patch 10.2.5 and the potential changes it may bring to raiding in World of Warcraft.
Source: DOTESPORTS
