One passive skill has also returned to Subtlety’s level-learned baseline: Shadow Techniques.

While a handful of talents have moved, new talents have taken their places: Improved Shadow Dance increases the duration of Shadow Dance by, and Swift Death reduces the cooldown of Symbols of Death by 5 sec. Two active skills have returned to Subtlety’s level-learned baseline: Shadow Dance and Symbols of Death. Subtlety has seen perhaps the most significant total change to its talent tree structure (as displayed) and its individual talents. Okay, with that preamble out of the way, let’s take a look at the current structure of each Rogue tree: Please keep in mind that: 1) Changes happen iteratively, which means some of what you see will be present in this week’s PTR and Beta builds, while other changes will not be in a public build until next week, and 2) As always, anything and everything is subject to change – it is Beta, after all. We’ve added connections we believe help create more flexibility and creative opportunity within the trees, while avoiding undermining the intended costing of deeper tree sections.

While the Rogue trees are not and will not be exactly like those of any one other class, we’d like to share how your feedback has helped continue to shape the Rogue trees up to current. Last we spoke, we talked about some upcoming changes to the Rogue class tree, and one of the immediate and echoed points of feedback was comparison and concern regarding pathing and connectivity for the class tree as presented and also for current spec trees.

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