As Community Manager Kaivax announced in the official WoW forum, the Medallion of the Gladiator will become a normal piece of equipment again. The item can be purchased for honor or conquest points from the PvP vendors returning in Shadowlands.
Update 7/23/20: It has been officially confirmed that Customization as well as Relentless will be kicked out in Shadowlands. So the whole top row in the PvP talent tree will be disabled. You will still be able to distribute the other 3 talent points.
However, this info raises some questions. For example, what happens to the PvP talents Adaptation and Relentless? Will PvP players simply get more opportunities to get out of control effects? And what talent, if any, would take the place of Medallion of the Gladiator in this case? Can people with their Everyman folk ability (called Will to Survive in Shadowlands) then use two CC Crusher + Adaptation or Relentless with internal cooldown? The community manager has not yet been able to provide answers to these questions.
02:36WoW: AWC - The 5 best actions at the BfA Cup in the video. World of Warcraft from €14.99
Original Message:
Before the Legion expansion, the PvP medallion line of trinkets (often called the "CC break trinket") removed all movement impairing and loss of control effects from the player, with a 2 minute cooldown. These trinkets were considered uniquely powerful PvP rewards, and they were considered mandatory in high level competitive content.
In Legion, the PvP template system deactivated all effects from gear. This meant that functionality like this had to be included in the honor talent system, along with alternatives.
For Shadowlands, we plan to restore this CC break functionality to a trinket, and make it a powerful PvP trinket option that comes exclusively from PvP. Players will be able to purchase this trinket for Honor or Conquest from one of the new PvP vendors returning in Shadowlands.
Support buffed - it will only take a minute. Thank you!All readers get free daily news, articles, guides, videos and podcasts about World of Warcraft, Pokémon Go and other favorite games. Up until now, we've funded this site through advertising and kept it as free of paid articles as possible, but since COVID-19, that's become increasingly difficult. Many companies are cutting or eliminating their advertising budgets for 2020. Budgets that we unfortunately have to rely on if we want to continue offering buffed free of charge in the future in the form we're used to.
That's why we're turning to you now. You can support us as buffed supporters so that we can continue to offer our content free of charge in the usual form without introducing a paywall or publishing misleading news. Every contribution, big or small, is valuable. Support buffed - it only takes a minute.
Support nowWe thank you in advance
. Advertisement: Order World of Warcraft now on AmazonRead also these interesting stories 0WoW TBC Classic: SSC and/or TK? Warcraftlogs poll on Phase 2 Raids
On Warcraftlogs, you can currently have your say on exactly how the World First race in TBC Classic Phase 2 should be rated. 1WoW: No content drought after all? Hints of patch 9.1.5 discovered
Is WoW facing a content drought in the coming months? The discovery of some dataminers gives hope for patch 9.1.5. 1Blizzard loses game director and lead designer for Diablo 4
The Diablo 4 team loses its game director and lead designer in one fell swoop. From Sebastian GlanzerEditor
Absolute Blizzard fanboy. Haters gonna hate Is something missing in the article? to the home page The links marked with * are affiliate links. Affiliate links are not ads, as we are independent in our research and selection of featured products. For product sales we receive a small commission, which we use to partially finance the free content of the website. 10
