Assassins begin their work stealthily, choosing their targets and methods of engagement carefully-but once committed to a course of action, they stick to their target until the job is done rather than disappearing into the shadows to avoid their quarry’s blows. Wounds don’t close, and blood loss continues unabated. Then the toxins set about their business. The damage they inflict is deceiving at first-the initial wounds often seem survivable, even superficial. One of the favorite tools of the assassin is a pair of daggers coated with vicious poisons. We’re finding what makes them each special and amplifying their fantasy by creating abilities and talents unique to each spec that better align with their core theme. What truly sets an Assassination Rogue apart from Subtlety? And just what is a “Combat” Rogue anyway? Aren’t all three pretty focused on the art of combat? With that in mind, we’re making some bold changes that take each spec in a much more pronounced direction. Rogues are opportunistic thieves, bandits, and assassins, but there’s an unparalleled art to what they do.Īs with Hunters, the three Rogue specializations have long suffered from a lack of distinct identity. They’re the shadows in the night that remain unseen until the right moment comes to strike-then they dispatch an opponent with quick blade work or a deadly toxin snuck acutely into the bloodstream. Rogues fend for themselves, looking for fights in which they dictate the terms. With that in mind, let’s delve into what it means to be a Rogue in World of Warcraft. In these blogs, we’ve been exploring class identity, discussing Legion’s new designs, and presenting core combat abilities for each specialization-laying the foundation upon which talents and Artifacts will build further. We finish off our early look at class and specialization design with the Rogue.
In this entry, we’re exploring the Rogue-to find out what’s in store for a different class, check out the overview. Welcome to our World of Warcraft: Legion class preview series.
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