Whenever I got in trouble, the mage was able to jump in and take aggro off of me or distract the mobs long enough for me to get away.
I would deal some damage, hit the mage with a bubble or a heal, and then go back to killing. The more people that queue with you, the more enemies the Tower will throw at you, but teammates also help make progressing from floor to floor feel like a smoother process. I was a shadow priest for my second run and played alongside a fire mage. Just making it to the sixth floor and the first boss fight felt like a huge accomplishment.īut for the next run, I queued up with another player. I used my Frost abilities to kite the mobs one or two at a time, being careful to stay out of range of their attacks as much as possible. When I first jumped in, I queued solo as a Frost Mage. One of the most interesting things about Torghast is that it can be run solo or in a group of up to five people like a traditional dungeon. There will also be a list of set events that happen in every run, like a boss fight on every sixth floor. Each playthrough for players will be different, although Kubit did say that you’ll eventually learn the strategies for everything once you’ve played through the dungeon enough times. Twitch personality Towelilee interviewed Blizzard developer Paul Kubit on his channel last week, and Kubit shared quite a few details about Torghast, including the fact that, while each level’s design is fixed or static, the creature spawns on each floor will be procedurally generated. As players climb the tower, each floor will offer a progressively harder challenge. MMO Meets Roguelikeīlizzard’s official preview of Torghast, Tower of the Damned explains that the new content is “highly replayable and inspired by rougelike games.” In the Alpha, players can queue for multiple difficulties just for testing purposes, but when the game goes live, players will start on the first floor and have a relatively easy time making it to the goal. We had a chance to play Torghast during the Shadowlands Alpha and have some thoughts on how this new endgame feature could be a major game-changer for World of Warcraft long after Shadowlands is over. The dungeon is instanced endgame content that will scale for one to five people and features a roguelike structure, with players climbing the floors of a literal tower until they die.
When Shadowlands releases later this year, the biggest new feature will be Torghast, Tower of the Damned. Every World of Warcraftexpansion tends to have at least one big feature that provides a new way to play the game.
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