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Latest revision as of 23:52, 21 February 2012
The Mages of Warcraft once centered their powers within the mageocracy of Dalaran. After that kingdom's destruction by the Burning Legion the arcane arts spread to the far corners of the world.
The Mage is a very important and helpful party member. One of the Mage's most powerful abilities is Polymorph, which allows it to control the number of monsters currently attacking the party. The mage is also able to use a teleportation spell, allowing it to travel through the land more quickly. Mages can even summon in food and drink to help everyone recover faster from battle.
ArcaneMageBuilds
FireMageBuilds
FrostMageBuild
In an effort to help folks new to the Mage class understand the Talents they are presented all together with an explanation as to their usefulness on the Mage Talent Ratings page.