GW2 Reveals Final Three Elite Specializations For End Of Dragons Expansion

ArenaNet has revealed the ultimate three elite specializations coming within the Finish of Dragons growth, which you’ll check out for your self in a beta occasion subsequent week. The three specs are the Specter (Thief), Untamed (Ranger), and Mechanist (Engineer), every of which bought a teaser video to indicate off their powers this week.

The Specter makes use of a scepter — which is a little bit of a phrase twist, we all know — to wield shadow magic and tether themselves to allies in Shadow Shroud and achieve a protecting barrier at the price of their Initiative meter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjPFX5xXNcE

The Untamed’s weapon is the hammer, and it makes use of the ability of earth to destabilize its enemies. Nature’s energy flows between the Untamed and its pet by way of the Unleash capacity, and its new cantrip powers assist it preserve a presence in melee fight.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMD1Cwmx3Nw

Mechanists wield a mace and have a jadetech battle mech preventing by their facet. They can adapt to all kinds of methods, as their mech’s skills are decided by their trait selections.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNjLiKUsE4g

The three elite specs might be accessible to gamers to check throughout the elite specilization beta that runs from October 26-30. There may also be a last beta with all 9 elite specializations accessible, in addition to the brand new siege turtle mount, from November 30 to December 4. The Finish of Dragons growth launches in February.

In different GW2 information, ArenaNet talked at size in the present day concerning the current World Restructuring Beta — which, to place it kindly, did not go as deliberate. A prolonged postmortem is on the GW2 site and we cannot go into all of the fantastic technical particulars right here. The necessary factor to know is that the following beta occasion is deliberate for November 12, and the staff is making “vital progress on these [bugs], however there’s nonetheless fairly a bit of labor to be accomplished.” Second time’s the appeal, we hope.