In World of Warcraft<\/em>, there is a fine line between items that make your character stronger and more fun to play and items that can become so good on one certain spec that they\u2019re practically mandatory. So far in Dragonflight<\/em>, there are a handful of items<\/a>\u2014some of which are class-specific\u2014that have turned some specs into completely different versions of themselves.\u00a0<\/p>
Items such as the Elemental Lariat<\/a>, Manic Grieftorch<\/a>, Neltharax, and others can make some classes superhuman, and transcend the definition of best-in-slot.\u00a0<\/p>
To counteract WoW\u2019s<\/em> frequent class updates and hotfixes\u2014which tend to come out as frequently as twice a week when things get real dire\u2014itemization balance is rarely touched<\/a>. Items in WoW <\/em>tend to stay at their intended power level throughout the course of a patch or season.\u00a0<\/p>
In season two of Dragonflight<\/em><\/a>, players can expect a whole new loot table full of items to chase after. If you\u2019ve been running Court of Stars endlessly for a chance at items like the Jeweled Signet of Melandrus or Windscar Whetstone, you\u2019ll probably look forward to repeatedly running dungeons like Freehold for a slim chance at Harlan\u2019s Loaded Dice.\u00a0<\/p>
