Revival Catalyst is a fail-safe feature in World of Warcraft Dragonflight. <\/em>It can convert your regular gear pieces into tier sets if you were unlucky with the raid drops. The system is undergoing major changes in the upcoming patch, Patch 10.2.<\/p>
According to Forbes\u2019 interview with associate game director Morgan Day, and senior game designer Patrick Scarborough<\/a> from Sept. 7, Revival Catalyst<\/a> will be unlocked from week one, but players will earn charges slower than in season two.<\/p>
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Essentially, this means you will get access to Revival Catalyst way earlier in the season, but you\u2019ll get one charge<\/a> every two weeks instead of every week. <\/p>
At the beginning of Dragonflight <\/em>season one, you could get the Revival Catalyst charges only after you\u2019ve picked up and completed the weekly quest. This changed in Dragonflight <\/em>season two<\/a>, as Blizzard removed the weekly quest and made the charges automatic, meaning you get one every week. But, the Revival Catalyst in season two unlocked a couple of weeks after the season started.<\/p>
Overall, this seems like a healthy change to how the will Revival Catalyst work, meaning you don\u2019t have to wait for weeks and weeks to get your first pieces of tier gear<\/a>, but it still won\u2019t be effortless. Normally, tier set bonuses are incredibly powerful, and, in some instances, they unlock a completely new playstyle.\u00a0<\/p>
Dragonflight <\/em>season three will also introduce a new Mythic+ dungeon pool<\/a>, a new legendary weapon<\/a>, new raid and zone to explore, and so much more<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
