Blizzard has wow tbc classic gold laid out its plans and the philosophy behind the new system of talent trees in a blog post. The blog gives those who play the long-running MMORPG more information on what they can expect to see with the launch of Dragonflight. Certain abilities that are essential to the game, such as basic combat skills that define the class and abilities that are not combat-related, and group buffs, or spells, can be acquired for each class prior the level of 10 without having to purchase any points for talent.

In terms of the rest of the tools a class has, players must choose these from the game's talents trees, which remind of the talent tree from the very beginning of an MMO. One tree of talent is for the whole class and another specifically designed for the class. The players get their first tree point at the level of 10 and their first specialization points at level 11, following the points per tree be alternated with each level they gain. At level 70, players have 31 class point and thirty specialization points.

The freedom offered by this system will permit what Blizzard refers to as "very poor builds," though the goal is "to keep the player in the driving control of the character's development within their respective class."

"There are limitations and safeguards there, including the abilities that are automatic," the blog post declares. "And more importantly, our aim when creating the trees isn't to force players into complicated decisions to create an effective build. In actual fact, our goal is to provide the trees with intuitive pathways that will lead you to sensible designs."

Talents with higher levels will be more popular and those lower in the tree are more focused and targeted towards specific builds at the highest level. Talents or abilities which provide powerful utility Blizzard believes will be key elements of a class, or specialization could be gained from wow classic tbc gold the beginning of the talent tree so that they won't limit the other choices for building.