Man this is why we need to be able to paint our weapons the way we want. Comment by redzonelol on T05:50:07-05:00īlizzard, could you please, FOR ONCE, LITERALLY FOR ONCE, make the shields big and not look like a dinnerplater? My warrior always uses the artifact shields because everything else is small, and IT'S A DWARF. "Dungeon Glaive 2H" I suspect this is a typo, though 2h glaives would be cool Comment by Atticon on T05:46:19-05:00 I would love to see more variety on that front. As is always the case, some of them are woefully over-designed, and I lament that the gun is just another decorative cannon. Comment by NewTroll on T05:32:06-05:00Ī lot of these are really good, and I'm sure they'll make a lot of people happy. Comment by philipje1 on T05:31:03-05:00īig, bulky, WoD-esque, and ugly. Whoever gave the art dept a Sanford King Size marker needs to take it away. There are fine line armor/items back in Vanilla. Why is all the artwork so big and bulky now? It did not used to be this way. I mean look, of course they're nice looking but I said this in another thread. Personally I thing the questing swords look a lot better Comment by dkcm on T05:22:09-05:00 Not my thing, cool for those who likes it. I guess the primitive side was an option too. We could expect very awesome and badass skins for a dragon theme, like black metal, elabored weapons, etc. The last models aren't that bad but the global theme is really poor and unworked in terms of novelty. They had the opportunity to develop a new unique theme and they missed it so far. The gold sword at the end is pretty :) Comment by Leodagan38 on T05:17:03-05:00Įw, they all look like WoD skins, pretty ugly imo. These weapons aren't as elaborate and fiery as those from the Vault of the Incarnate Raid or Dragonflight PvP, but they have some interesting Draconic and Titan elements.Ĭheck out our livestreamed Dragonflight alpha coverage on twitch to see more discoveries in real time! In this post, we're highlighting all of the weapons from dungeons in Dragonflight.
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