For example, Conflagrate Rank 1 is learned by the last Destruction talent, and you can purchase ranks 2-4 at levels 48, 54, and 60 through the trainer. Getting new ranks of the talented ability requires buying the new ranks from the trainer as you level. When you learn an ability through a talent, you get automatically get Rank 1 of that ability. These are noted on the Alliance and Horde Trainer Locations above. However, the Warlock trainers found in the 1-5 starter zones only train through level 6 abilities. Most Warlock trainers will train all levels. After that, new trainer-learned abilities start at level 4, and can be learned every even-numbered level thereafter. You can learn one new ability at level 1. Warlock trainers teach Warlocks new abilities for their class, as well as upgrading existing abilities. Swamp of Sorrows Warlock Trainers (35-45) Location: Magic Quarter, on southeast ramp of building Location: Magic Quarter, lowest level of building Location: Cleft of Shadow, large northeast tent Location: Brill, Gallow's End tavern, upstairs Location: Razor Hill, outside largest building to the north Location: Valley of Trials, just inside southwest cave
Horde Warlock Trainers and Demon Trainers Location: Basement of the Slaughtered Lamb, Mage Quarter Location: Goldshire, Lion's Pride Inn, basement Location: Northshire, outside building near southeast corner Notes: Only sells Imp and Voidwalker grimoires Notes: Only trains through level 6 abilities Location: Coldridge Valley, inside northern building Warlock Class and Demon Trainers in Burning Crusade ClassicĪlliance Warlock Trainers and Demon Trainers If you are playing Burning Crusade Classic and not staying in the Vanilla Classic Era, you may want to visit the Burning Crusade version of this page for additional Trainer locations: Season of Mastery Overview Updates to Molten Core Season of Mastery will feature faster leveling, new raid mechanics, the removal of world buffs in raids, and many other changes. When the Season ends, characters will have the option to transfer to permanent Classic Era realms before the Season servers are shut down. Seasons will have six content phases, lasting roughly 2 months for each phase, for a total of a 12 month cadence. The voice 'acting' is excruciating, the graphics aren't anything to write home about, the weapons are generic, the enemies are extremely bland, and the pace is slower than a crawl.World of Warcraft Classic is getting its first "Season" with Season of Mastery. You kick down a door, there's a clunky cutscene. Your character just lets them get situated before bothering to attack them? You press a button, there's a clunky cutscene. You enter a room, and there's a cutscene of enemies slowly plodding into the room and walking into position. In the campaign, gameplay is frequently interrupted by stupid cutscenes. The touch screen aiming is also implemented the wrong way - it should behave like an analog stick (further from the center making you turn faster) but instead it's implemented like a mouse (requiring you to repeatedly swipe your finger along the screen to turn). Unless you're frantically swiping across the screen, you can barely even get the crosshair to move. Touch-screen aiming *should* work (it worked very well for Metroid Prime: Hunters) but the *maximum* sensitivity is unbearably slow. You will find the C-stick isn't sensitive enough while looking (it takes over 2 seconds to do a 360) and is too imprecise when aiming. The C-Stick on the New 3DS isn't suitable for aiming, so getting the crosshair to settle on something is an exercise in futility. The controls are utter garbage - there are two modes, C-Stick and touch screen. I only made it a few minutes into the demo, but the controls are so unbearably bad that you couldn't pay me to play further. I only made it a few minutes into the demo, but the controls are so unbearably bad that you couldn't One of the worst games I've ever played.
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