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How do spells work?
All character classes in World of Warcraft have access to spells and/or special abilities. As characters advance in level, they can purchase, train, or find new spells and add them to their spell book and/or ability book. Casting spells and using special abilities generally requires mana, energy, or rage and may sometimes require one or more reagents.
Are there "crowd control" spells like sleep, confuse, mesmerize, etc.?
Yes. In addition to crowd-control spells such as these, there will be a wide assortment of other spells and abilities that will vary the tactics players can use to defeat monsters. Some examples are Fear, Mind Soothe, and Mind Control. Remember, though, that the monsters will have access to these spells too.
Can you give us more details about group spells and/or rituals?
One example of a group spell is the Warlock's ritual of summoning. This spell summons a distant party member to the Warlock's location. In order to complete the spell, the Warlock must first channel the spell while two other party members then touch the portal. After all three do this, the spell is complete and the party member soon appears at the spot of the portal.
Will there be emotes such as waving, bowing, etc?
We expect to have a full spectrum of role-playing emotes within the game.
Can a summoner destroy their own summoned pets before the time limit is up?
Yes, controlled pets can be dismissed.
When a character is invisible/stealthed/shadowmelded, can other players in the same group see them?
Yes, not only will players in the group be able to see them (they will be faded out), but anyone in the same faction will as well. They will only go unseen to NPCs and players in the opposing faction. For example, Alliance players will be able to see a shadowmelded Night Elf, but not a stealthed troll rogue.
If invisible enemies are seen by one person in a group, can the rest of the group also detect them?
No, however there will be ways for those that see the enemy to "expose" them to others.
Can you cast a spell while running or falling?
There are a few spells that can be cast while "on the move.
Does the game have emotes such as waving, bowing, etc?
World of Warcraft has a full spectrum of role-playing emotes within the game. You can wave, cry, bow, dance, and perform many other emotes.
Multiple Heroes
Statistics show that new and lower level players usually only build one Hero. Early in their playing careers it's easier to learn how to play using just one Hero.
As they learn how to play the game, move to higher levels, and become better at controlling the game, most top level players build two Heroes. There are several benefits of building multiple Heroes: When you only have one Hero the enemy can focus fire on it and take it out and you no longer have any leadership for your army. With multiple Heroes it will be more difficult for the enemy to remove your Heroes from battle.
Some Heroes complement each other well especially with Auras. A good example is the Undead Dread Lord and Death Knight.
The downside of having multiple Heroes is your Hero levels will usually be lower overall than if you were only using one Hero. Often it takes your Hero a much longer time to get to their ultimate.
Most players do not build three Heroes because of Food limits, cost, and it is more difficult to control all three Heroes. But, in games that last a long time, you should consider building a third Hero when your other two Heroes become fairly high level.
Remember experience sharing when teaming up with allies' Heroes as well. If you plan to stick together, your team will need to kill a lot of Creeps to level up all of the Heroes in your party. Seek out and kill all the Creeps you can find. Some teammates prefer to not share experience and want to level up on the Creeps by themselves. You should probably ask if the player wants to team up early on before going over there. Keep in mind you receive a bigger experience bonus for killing enemy players' units than Creeps.
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