Talents

View all available Talents to World of Warcraft's playable classes.

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A talent is an additional class-specific ability or power that requires talent points to gain or improve. Each class has three Talent Trees to choose from. With the upcoming expansion Mists of Pandaria, there will be only one tree for each class, and points will be done away with. However, there...

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Talents are special abilities that can be chosen to augment your character. Talents may be passive bonuses or active abilities. Each class has its own selection, with 21 talents split over 7 tiers. Talents are limited by level, with a new tier becoming available each 15 levels, for all classes except death knights and demon hunters. Talents are class-specific, and a majority of choices depend on specialization. Talents offer a further level of customization beyond class and specialization selection, and can be changed very easily and cheaply.

Find out the best talents in each tier for your Elemental Shaman in WoW Battle for Azeroth (BfA) 8.1.5.

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Talent trees were the implementation of talents that existed prior to patch 5.0.4. Active and passive talents were arranged in three separate 'trees', with access to progressively "higher" or "deeper" tiers of talents granted by spending sufficient talent points in that tree. Talent trees were the predecessors to class specializations, predating the introduction of actual specializations by many years, with a player's choice of talents often determining which combat role they were fit to perform. Talent trees acted to limit access to talents by the character's level; by where they had chosen to place their previous talent points; and later by specialization.