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04.04.2024 - 04:29 / wowhead.com
Mid-March, Blizzard revealed 12 new Hero Talent Trees in a sneak peek at the new system coming with the The War Within expansion.
Our Mistweaver Monk guide writer, JuneMW, offers an early review of the Conduit of the Celestials Monk Hero Talents that offer a flexible talent selection compatible with both caster and melee Mistweavers in a well-developed theming and fantasy that makes you feel like you're channeling the might of Pandaria.
Monks have historically been one of the classes that get previews of new system later than others, and the wait has always been the hardest part. Speculation and comparisons to those that were already shown build up and up until the fiction we invent for ourselves can easily become disappointment when we do see what the developers have in store for us. Without any Monk Hero Talents revealed until this latest preview pass, we had nothing official stating what our two Hero Talent trees! Conduit of the Celestials is the one I was most excited for, as the August Celestials have always been one of my favorite parts of Pandaria's history, and the way monks interact with their teachings has been grounds for some of the more exciting parts of our spellbook over the years. This first look at Conduit of the Celestials has genuinely surpassed anything I had hoped for, and I'm really excited to talk more about it! But first, we need to get acquainted with the talents:
Keystone:
As this talent stands on its own, it's fairly lackluster. On a decently frequent cooldown, this ability can be channeled while moving, and the developers even made a note that we'd be able to cast defensive, movement, and utility spells without breaking this channel. While no more specifics of the spell are known, like if the damage and healing split between both enemies and allies or if the damage and healing pull from different «pools» of throughput, this spell acts very similar to Essence Font, whose keybinding will be freed up in The War Within if the developer comment in the Feedback forum thread for this Hero Talent tree remains tree and the spell is removed from our talent tree (with the rest of the tree being changed to accommodate its removal as
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