WoW: Dragonflight: Is the new PvP fabric set just for witchers again?
The WoW: Dragonflight Alpha has finally revealed a look at the upcoming expansion’s new PvP sets. In contrast to the animal sets that have already been revealed, individual armor classes still have to share a set here – does everyone really get their money’s worth with Stoffi?
There is currently great joy about the revealed new animal sets in WoW: Dragonflight. Of course, there are criticisms of some of the raid gear designs, but you never get rid of them. In any case, it’s nice for the players that there are at least exclusive outfits for each individual class again – even one more than before, since the class of the caller is added with Dragonflight. However, in other areas of the game, such as PvP, adventurers still have to share designs. Among other things, the PvP set is the same for all stuffies. Take a look at the five different variants!
New PvP set for cloth carriers in WoW: Dragonflight
With plenty of dragon elements, the new armor set fits perfectly with the expansion in which it can be earned. The shoulders are reptilian lower jaws, which also have wing-like skin hanging down. There are still fangs on the belt and shining horns on the hood and metal mask:
Datamining the cloth carrier PvP sets in WoW: Dragonflight [Quelle: WoWHead]
Is this new PvP armor in WoW too… “witchy”?
The sorcerer author of these lines grins happily, but of course the question arises: how well does that fit with the other stuffies in WoW (buy now )? How well does a set like this go with priests? Or even magicians? Even Shadowlands had the problem that that PvP set with the Plague Doctor look was best for warlocks. Have the developers again designed the look too much in favor of warlocks – after all, the first Dragonflight animal set and the animal set from Shadowlands (Mausoleum of the First) also rely on hood and horns. Let us know in the comments whether we’re interpreting too much, or whether the set isn’t really general enough!
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