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Good day to you, fellow MMO enthusiasts! You might have already guessed, but this page is all about the Powerleveling boosts in WoW Classic: Season of Mastery. We’ll provide you with more details of the upcoming version of the game and get into depth about the raid changes.
First things first, raiding has been made significantly more complicated. The developers not only doubled every boss and mob’s health, but they also brought a bunch more mechanics to each one of them. But more on that in a second, first we have to talk about the elephant in the room, the removal of world buffs. World buffs have been very infamous in Classic WoW for locking people out of their characters for days and making raiding. The Powerleveling boosting services are so much easier than it already was in the first place, and it will never happen in the Season of Mastery. People were stacking full world buffs on every raid and clearing Naxxramas, for example, in under an hour, which is nuts considering how hard Naxx has initially been. People never thought it would be a speed run one day. But devs are pulling the plug on world buffs. It is still possible to get them if you want, but they’re gone when you enter a raid. If you wanted to, you could even buy that Choroboon Displacer that was added in phase 6 of Classic, grab all the world buffs, save them, and pop them when you enter a dungeon or something if you want to have fun, but as far as raiding is concerned, it’s a no go. You will always be able to buy a carry to complete the Powerleveling process for your character on new servers of WoW Classic: Season of Mastery anyway, so do not worry.
WoW Classic: Season of Mastery and its Powerleveling boosts will be here soon.
That single-handedly makes raiding significantly harder, no more warrior and rogue stacking. Now everyone, for the most part, has a chance to shine. That’s especially true with the removal of the debuff limit. This is such a minor change in the numbers that it’s probably not felt that much during raids. However, this does mean that many specs that were never played before will be on the table. Boomkins and Shadow Priests will still be at the bottom of the meters, though, so probably not brought, unfortunately. Anyways let’s now move on to the raids themselves, okay at first. The raids were mostly the same on the beta with bosses and trash just having double HP, but then the developers looked at how easy it was still being cleared and just went completely nuts with it. WoW Classic: Season of Mastery promises to be very challenging, so we are already fast preparing fresh Powerleveling boosts for you.
There are a plethora of changes brought to pretty much every boss. Let’s start with the most insane of them, Onyxia. We tried Onyxia on the beta, and we couldn’t get her past 50%. Phase 1 is the same as Classic, but once she flies off, first she summons two wardens, the same ones you fight on your way to the boss. They do a bunch of AoE fire damage and hit like a truck. Melees can’t stack on them, so it’s the ranges’ responsibility to kill them.
Meanwhile, Onyxia is still in the air, spitting fireballs at everyone, which now disorient you once they hit you. In addition to that, well, you know that deep breath she does, which is supposed to go from one side of the room to the other? Well, when we tried it, that ability was utterly terrible. It was sort of like a cone, and it didn’t go from where she was standing to the opposite side. Still, that last part was probably a bug from a random side of the room, but you can see how insane Onyxia is with just these changes. God knows what else she does once she lands again. Well, WoW Classic: Season of Mastery will surely surprise us with even more challenges, which our Powerleveling carries will overcome so you can buy the service.
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Anyways, moving on to Molten Core. Not going to lie, we could only kill one boss, Lucifron, and we wiped continuously to Magmadar and Gehennas. So Lucifron now has four ads instead of two, which means double the amount of mind controls, and I’m pretty sure the debuff he does was also happening faster. But overall, Lucifron was not that hard as long as you can manage to tank and kill all four ads. The first roadblock for most people will be at Magmadar. He summons two dogs during the fight, quite similar to Golemagg, and those two dogs then turn into four dogs somehow, not sure how that happens. Also, the boss spits fireballs on a random person, which stuns them. Add to that the fact that he has double the HP, four mobs being tanked that need to die, and a bunch of damage going on throughout, and this Season of Mastery boss you’ll meet at new servers is going to be altogether day and night compared to WoW Classic, but our boosting service will manage.
Then we got to Gehennas. Unfortunately, we didn’t get to try him really as we attempted to pull trash close to him, but that somehow chained into the boss. If he’s anything like Lucifron, this boss should be pretty straightforward. It’s just four ads that need to die compared to 2. But yeah, other than that, we couldn’t test the rest of the raid. So, raiding, as far as difficulty goes, is day and night compared to Classic. It has more mechanics, longer bosses, no world buffs, no debuff limit, and a faster cadence of content, not giving you enough time to gear up for the next raid. The raiding will feel like it used to feel back in Vanilla, absolutely brutal. I can’t wait to try it! As for the hardcore Molten Core, I honestly don’t think it’s happening, but who knows. But yeah, that’s everything there is to know about the fresh WoW Classic: Season of Mastery, as well as its Powerleveling boosts. A whole lot of changes and a bunch of new additions. The devs nailed what they were going for here, which is more challenging content and faster cadence of gameplay.
Well, this is how this article ends. We’ve tried to include as many usable details regarding the upcoming version of Warcraft. Hopefully, you’ve learned something valuable from it. Feel free to browse our WoW boost shop for other offers until we meet again. Farewell.
