I mentioned before that our talent trees will be different too. While we will be gaining five levels, and thus five talent points in order to reach the new level cap, 85, there will be no new talents added.

Instead, we will be using the Paths of the Titans and a new Mastery system to customize our characters about WoW Account. The Mastery system is set to simplify the talent trees. Mastery passive talents will then be available based on the talent tree you choose, and offer some of the core talents like "+10 damage" or "+ Heal." Regular talents will offer a greater variety, and more interesting choices, but will lack some of the functionality of Mastery abilities. The more points you invest in a given talent tree, the more Mastery abilities you will be able to receive about WoW Account.

Stay tuned for an Insider Trader this weekend featuring all the details on the new Archaeology profession and what it means for us about WoW Account.

Blizzards official Cataclysm site is going up and down every minute or two right now, but I managed to load their FAQ for the upcoming expansion, and there is plenty of interesting information in it. The new starting zones will be heavily phased, and will be similar to the DK starting zones  Azshara is now a low-level Horde zone connected directly to Orgrimar Azeroth will be changed whether you buy the expansion or not

I am psyched. I am sure we will learn more about all of these details as Blizzcon goes by, so keep it locked about WoW Account. In fact, check out the live blog of the Cataclysm panel going on right now for more info. I am especially curious about Archaology, and about whether they can keep their promise to have more raid content.