Blizzard posts Burning Crusade attunement tree
While we've certainly seen some excellent player-created guides to instance attunement in The Burning Crusade, sometimes it's just good to know there's also an official source.
So it was with great glee that I opened up my email this morning to find that *other* World of Warcraft Insider (you know, the email Bliz sends you that you never read) with mention of this fabulous interactive attunement guide.
While I don't know about you (and I hope you'll tell me), I know that a guide like this helps me figure out what I'm headed to do next on my path of content conquering. I honestly had no clue it would be this involved as I was leveling up, but thankfully the faction grind hasn't really felt like a grind at all. In fact, after leveling to 70 on a new shaman, and seeing most of the new instances, I'm now only missing revered with a couple of factions.
So, does a guide like this from Blizzard help, or are you more inclined to use the player-generated guides?






Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Dabura Mar 21st 2007 5:11PM
First!
Wow jesus christ. I knew you needed long attunements for the eye and hyjal, but I didn't know they would be that damned long...
Dabura Mar 21st 2007 5:11PM
First!
Wow jesus christ. I knew you needed long attunements for the eye and hyjal, but I didn't know they would be that damned long...
Krianna Mar 21st 2007 7:53PM
Wow.
I'm starting to think they did the Armory so that they can eventually expand it to the point that we can actually tell what we need to do an instance....
Tolento Mar 21st 2007 6:32PM
Looks pretty. Wich arrow leads too my epix?//
iamdexx Mar 21st 2007 11:03PM
Go Bliz! im not a fanboi, but this and the armory - its very cool to see all the online support - and it looks so damn funky too!
Adam Mar 22nd 2007 2:38AM
@4: It'd be really cool if they added an "Attunements" tab to character pages, where you could see where you are on this chart and also see your attunements for other things (even though MC and BWL attunement are pretty useless now).