How is your spec doing in the #Shadowlands pre-patch? We look at Warcraft Logs rankings to see which DPS, Tanks, and Healers are the most improved or hit the hardest by changes in the pre-patch. Wowhead recently released a physical manifestation of exactly how hard things have changed though, and there’s been enough that some people are considering jumping ship to a different class. With so many things changing, it makes sense that the DPS charts would see a bit of upheaval. Many builds were fully based off of this system, so the removal of it caused a drastic change in power level. The prepatch also removed the corruption mechanic from the game, which was a dominant source of power for the end of the Battle for Azeroth expansion. The level squish isn’t the only thing affecting numbers, though. For scale, a character that was heavily geared for Mythic raiding at the end of Battle for Azeroth – around 480 item level – would be resting at around 140 now instead. With that squish, practically the entire game had to be squished as well, knocking gearing and items down quite a few pegs. A level squish brought the level cap from 120 all the way down to 60, with 50 being the highest obtainable level until the expansion is released proper. One of the most prominent changes is undoubtedly the number crunch that the title has undergone. The latest World of Warcraft updates have brought more than a few changes to the massive title, with the recent World of Warcraft: Shadowlands prepatch in particular bringing a radical set of changes to the title.

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