Mists of Pandaria Beta: New glyphs

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3-21-2012 @ 11:59PM

Abbadon said...

That's quite an impressive list!

Offhand, one of the other articles recently said that they were doing away with Prime glyphs. Is the picture above from MoP or just something pulled from the pic archive?

And, are these entirely new glyphs or are some older ones being converted/getting name changes? Also, are some glyphs being removed entirely? If so, what happens to the unlearned glyphs (still on paper)? Do they become piles of dust to sell to the vendor for 2s?

3-22-2012 @ 12:09AM

Bapo said...

I think some are already in game.

Glyph of Invisibility
Increases your movement speed while Invisible by 40%. (For example, unless it's for someone else other than a mage)

3-22-2012 @ 12:53AM

Matticus said...

Picture is probably from our archives.

3-22-2012 @ 6:47AM

Camo said...

It is the same one that Fox used yesterday:
http://wow.joystiq.com/2012/03/21/spiritual-guidance-brainstorming-the-future-of-shadow-priest-gl/

So nothing new.

3-22-2012 @ 10:25AM

Joe said...

Yeah, the beta client is available for download (for some people), but the beta server isn't up yet. So you can't start the client and take screenshots yet.

This glyph information (and other recent beta posts), comes from "datamining" the beta client. Which is mostly just searching for human readable text in the executable program.

Questions about how the new glyph system works and what happens to our existing glyphs will have to wait until the beta server is up.

3-23-2012 @ 8:06AM

Greg said...

It's a very impressive list.

As long as you don't play an enhancement shaman. =P

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