Your AoE spells get a very nice new addition in Blizzard, a ranged damage-over-time spell that packs a pretty decent punch, even at low levels. The good stuff, though-the stuff worth getting excited about-is all the new abilities you have access to. Several spells get new ranks, including Conjure Water, Frostbolt, Polymorph, and Frost Armor. Ok, so how awesome is level 20, exactly? The answer: so awesome. Join me after the jump for a more specific quantification of how awesome.
And now, at level 20, you get to do a whole mess of new junk, and all of it is awesome. You've hopefully been into an instanced dungeon or two, and have some grasp on your role within a group dynamic. You've now got access to many of the spells that set you apart from other classes, and are learning how to use them. You have 11 talent points under your belt, which means you likely have a clearly defined specialty for you Mage, whether it be Frost, Fire, or Arcane. When you ding 20, you've reached what could reasonably be defined as your first major milestone within World of Warcraft. This week we'll take our maturing Mages through the next twenty levels, all the way to level 40, halfway to Arthas. Level 20! Grats! Last week we talked ourselves through the first twenty levels of Magehood, from our humble beginnings slaying kobolds in Elwynn Forest or boars in Durotar to sheeping adds in The Deadmines or Wailing Caverns. Secretly, you see, we enjoy sundering the universe. Then the next Saturday arrives and we get together to do it all again.
Someone ninjas all the manna biscuits, a scuffle breaks out, a million Frost Novas erupt at once, and the very fabric of the universe is sundered when everyone tries to Blink away simultaneously. Five seconds later, the discussion degenerates into a whole lot of whining about Warlocks.
Each week at some point on Saturday, Arcane Brilliance brings Mages together from every corner of Azeroth to discus how awesome we are.
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