Welcome to another edition of Arcane Brilliance, the weekly Mage column where you can find all the latest issues that are important to those of us who can alter the molecular structure of our enemies, conjure great missiles of entwined flame and ice, and create delicious pastries from the very air around us, but can not seem to negotiate the mysteries of wearing anything more substantial than a fancy bathrobe into battle. Mages: masters of the arcane, failures at dressing about WoW Account.

Let me begin with a few nice things. These are things I like--things that do not, in principle, infuriate me. We will get to things that do a bit later. I will hide them after the jump, I suppose, so as not to annoy those of you who cannot stand to see even the most minor of complaints from any class but your own about WoW Account. For now, we will be positive and cheery, and illustrate that--as it ever has been and ever will be--there are aspects of this game that I love, and aspects that I simultaneously do not. Such is life on the class-balance carousel. As a Mage with a pulpit from which to preach, I will never cease to celebrate the changes I agree with, and decry those which I consider to be affronts to Mage kind.Wow gold Kaufen

Preamble aside, let me tell you what I love right now: our mana gems no longer share a cool down with Warlock health stones about WoW Account. Yes, though it was not in the patch notes, this seems to be an undocumented change that has made it live, and one that Mages have been lobbying in favor of for a very, very long time. For far too long, we have been largely unable to take advantage of the one good thing Warlocks have to offer; for fear that we would use one and then not be able to pop our own mana returning item when the need arose. No more! Dying? Need a few thousand healths in a hurry and can not wait for the healer to notice you are on deaths doorstep? Ice Block on cool down? Use that health stone with impunity, my fellow Mages about WoW Account!