Warriors can rejoice today, basking in their newly leaked talents from Wrath of the Lich King. This information has been first obtained through a [redacted] but has since been independently confirmed by WoW Insider staff. Note that the information you're seeing here is correct, while the wiki page you're seeing now could be updated with false information. However, that's where our confirmation of the data comes into play. Read on after the break for the full list we have so far. This is a spoiler, so don't look unless you want to! Update: At Blizzard's request, we have removed the information from our site. Update: Please don't post notes or references to notes in the comments. We're just going to remove them. Thanks. Information about the upcoming expansion talents has been removed at Blizzard's request. That's a good question. Since confirmation of these and other facts are confirmed through a good bit of real journalism (in my opinion, incoming flames I'm sure) from sources that have asked to remain anonymous, I feel strongly that we should not reveal them. With that said, you and everyone else can be assured that the WoW Insider staff has very high standards of journalistic integrity when reporting on information like this or other news (and note, news, not editorials / opinions - that's a separate thing that is neither here nor there). We were asked by Blizzard to take down the information, and out of respect to them we have. Hopefully that answers your questions (and others that I know people are thinking about). To Adam: Wihout even blinking you claim to uphold ""high standards of journalistic integrity"" and then say that the removal of this leaked information was done ""out of respect"" for Blizzard. Whose errands are you guys running. Come on. If you want to be best friends with Blizzard and do product information, fine, but then don't go around pretending to be journalists. " "The new Season 4 items will have the below personal and team arena rating requirements: Shoulders: 2200 Weapon: 2050 Head: 1700 Chest: 1600 Legs: 1550 Gloves: none Off-hand: none In addition, some of the Season 4 quality items that will be purchasable with honor will also carry a personal and team arena rating requirement: Boots: 1700 Ring: 1650 Bracers: 1575 Belt: none Necklace: none Trinket: none No more 10 games per week and getting all the gear. No more playing specs for fun (destruction warlocks, balance druids for example). wow gold No more boosting friends or selling points. Getting to 2200 rating for the shoulders is a hard task, I’m not even sure I can get that high. I can’t help to wonder, what will happen to all those stuck at 1500 rating or less. Sure, they suck at PvP, but even if they’re getting 300ish points per week, they’ll be able to get some decent gear with the current system. wow gold This change might completely kick the fun part of arena combat and make it elitist only. Even those at 1500 rating invested their time and good will. Some players are very happy about this change, mostly the ones at 2000+ rating. Sure, you know how to play and you deserved your items, but you didn’t get that far just because you had the gear. You can give full S3 gear to some random scrub and he’ll be stuck at 1500 rating, regardless of class (ok rogues might get 1600). I’ve played a good part of this season with some close friends, most of them poorly equipped and skilled. mp3 But I helped them get some points and learn a few things, and it was fun. We usually got together after arenas and discuss about it (read: me laughing at them). But the point is, it’s more fun to play with people you know then some random guys who you’ve never met. One of them is a shadowpriest, and it’s common knowledge they perform poorly in arenas. wow gold He’d probably do much better specced discipline, but he has no healing gear and doesn’t want to healbot people. Let’s take a look at some random player who likes doing arenas from time to time. We’ll call him Mr. B. buy wow gold Mr. B is a hunter usually found in SSC or TK. He likes killing big monsters with 24 other people, trying out new things like PvP specs, and playing battlegrounds every now and then. wow gold Mr. B doesn’t have the best gear, nor a whole lotta resilience. But he’s got decent ratings and always learns something new. With his ratings, he won’t be able to buy any weapons, head, shoulders, boots, and maybe even rings next season.