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  • By Stan
    Check out the most popular specializations for Mythic+ based on this week’s affixes!
    Earlier this week, we also looked at the Mythic+ Tier List for Week 17.
    Data Reliability
    The data used in this article is taken from BestKeystone.com, a site updated every 30 minutes, with new Keystone runs. You can join their community Discord if you would like to find out more.
    To determine the most popular specializations this week, we will be looking at the number of runs performed by each specialization.
    This week’s affixes are Fortified, Bolstering, Storming, Thundering
    The Most Popular Healers in Mythic+
    Restoration Shaman — 13465 (33.7%) runs Restoration Druid — 10302 (25.79%) runs Preservation Evoker — 5607 (14.03%) runs Holy Priest — 3643 (9.12%) runs Discipline Priest — 2793 (6.99%) runs Holy Paladin — 2721 (6.81%) runs Mistweaver Monk — 1420 (3.55%) runs
    The Most Popular Tanks in Mythic+
    Protection Paladin — 25686 (64.19%) runs Blood Death Knight — 4510 (11.27%) runs Protection Warrior — 4507 (11.26%) runs Brewmaster Monk — 2252 (5.63%) runs Vengeance Demon Hunter — 1748 (4.37%) runs Guardian Druid — 1310 (3.27%) runs
    The Most Popular DPS in Mythic+
    Retribution Paladin — 18954 (15.79%) runs Subtlety Rogue — 11460 (9.55%) runs Havoc Demon Hunter — 11108 (9.25%) runs Shadow Priest — 9979 (8.31%) runs Beast Mastery Hunter — 9311 (7.76%) runs Destruction Warlock — 8055 (6.71%) runs Balance Druid — 5330 (4.44%) runs Enhancement Shaman — 5014 (4.18%) runs Windwalker Monk — 4315 (3.59%) runs Fury Warrior — 4232 (3.53%) runs Frost Mage — 4224 (3.52%) runs Fire Mage — 3981 (3.32%) runs Demonology Warlock — 3750 (3.12%) runs Arms Warrior — 3485 (2.9%) runs Outlaw Rogue — 3302 (2.75%) runs Marksmanship Hunter — 2862 (2.38%) runs Feral Druid — 2628 (2.19%) runs Elemental Shaman — 2525 (2.1%) runs Unholy Death Knight — 2191 (1.83%) runs Devastation Evoker — 1454 (1.21%) runs Frost Death Knight — 508 (0.42%) runs Survival Hunter — 471 (0.39%) runs Affliction Warlock — 408 (0.34%) runs Assassination Rogue — 277 (0.23%) runs Arcane Mage — 206 (0.17%) runs
  • By Starym
    It’s been a long time since flying was introduced to WoW, and the topic has had some intense debates surrounding it, from the need to unlock it in certain expansions, to it ever being locked in the first place, and the more recent Dragonriding vs. regular flying mounts arguments, so the topic could definitely use some historical perspective. In comes hirumaredx with another interesting video, taking a look at flying from it’s very beginnings.
    Starting with only flight masters being available and the way Blizzard used them to show interesting areas players couldn’t normally see, through the introduction of flying mounts in TBC, the unimaginably horrific 60% movement speed first flying mounts, TBC only having 24 flying mounts available and them not being able to fly in Azeroth, the WotLK attempts at mounted combat that may have influenced Dragonriding, the advent of Azeroth flying in Cataclysm, and many many more interesting facts up to Dragonflight. Let’s take a look!
  • By Stan
    Learn more about Fyrakk Assaults, a new type of outdoor content taking place in Patch 10.1, and the rewards you can get.
    The event takes place in The Azure Span and Ohn’ahran Plains. Whenever it’s up, you will see an icon on the map. Completing an assault rewards a bag called Draconic Treasures.
    A World Quest tied to Fyrrak Assaults will reward bonus Flightstones.
    When you enter the zone currently under attack, you will see Fyrakk’s forces that must be defeated, until the Fyrakk’s Fury bar hits 100%.
    At this point, Fyrakk will appear on the map and head to your location.
    Fyrakk has a menacing aura, so stay away from him unless you want to die from Fire damage.
    Mobs there drop mostly Flightstones, gear, and items used to open Treasure Chests in the area. Rare gear ranges from Item Level 379-389.
    The most common item you will receive from mobs is Ward of Igira and when you have 5 you can interact with a Suffusion Crucible. Interacting with it spawns an Elite and provides you with a few pieces of Ward of Fyrakk.
    You will need 5 pieces of Ward of Fyrakk to extract materials from a Suffusion Mold, which spawns an Elite and gives you 1 Everburning Keys.
    Secured Shipment requires 3 Everburning Keys to open and contains gear and Crafting Reagents for gear upgrading.
    The assault ends with Stage 3 when you defeat Fyrakk’s Disciple. I received an Item Level 405 Veteran Rank 2 Suffused Vest, some Flightstones (used to upgrade Dragonflight Season 2 equipment), Dragon Isles Supplies, and Renewed Proto-Drake: Black and Red Armor.
    Every disciple also drops a quest item which starts a quest that rewards reputation and Drake’s Shadowflame Crest used for gear upgrading.
    The event will be great for catching up on gear in Embers of Neltharion.
  • By Stan
    Irons of the Onyx Crucible is the new Warrior Tier Set from Aberrus, coming in Patch 10.1. Preview the available tints and set bonuses, in our latest post!
    Tier Set Bonuses
    The set is comprised of 5 pieces of loot and provides you with bonuses when equipping 2 and 4 pieces of the set.
    Arms
    Warrior Arms 10.1 Class Set 2pc – Deep Wounds increases your chance to critically strike and critical strike damage dealt to afflicted targets by 5%. Warrior Arms 10.1 Class Set 4pc – Deep Wounds critical strikes increase the damage of your next Mortal Strike by 10% and cause it to deal [ 38.6% of Attack Power ] Physical damage to nearby enemies, stacking up to 3 times. Damage reduced above 5 targets. Fury
    Warrior Fury 10.1 Class Set 2pc – Rampage damage and critical strike chance increased by 10%. Warrior Fury 10.1 Class Set 4pc – Rampage causes your next Bloodthirst to have a 10% increased critical strike chance, deal 25% increased damage and generate 2 additional Rage. Stacking up to 10 times. Protection
    Warrior Protection 10.1 Class Set 2pc – Shield Slam deals 15% increased damage and reduces the cooldown of Last Stand by 1 sec. During Last Stand these effects are doubled. Warrior Protection 10.1 Class Set 4pc – For 10 sec after Last Stand ends, Shield Slam unleashes a wave of force dealing [ 45% of Attack Power ] Physical damage to enemies in front of you and reducing damage they deal to you by 5% for 5 sec. Irons of the Onyx Crucible Set Appearances
    Raid Finder
    Normal
    Heroic
    Mythic
  • By Stan
    Dark Iron Dwarves received 4 new hair colors in Patch 10.1!
    Orcs and Humans got a bunch of new hair colors in Embers of Neltharion and now we have Dark Iron Dwarves joining the fray! As outlined in the latest 10.1 development notes, the Allied Race received 4 hair colors that we show you below.
    Male Hair Colors
    Female Hair Colors