Nalthor the Rimebinder, the final boss of the Necrotic Wake, had only one ability nerfed: Icebound Aegis. Moving forward and forward, the shield will be able to gain from the ability will absorb twenty percent less of the damage. This will let the final fight in the dungeon to go at a a faster pace.
In the Theater of Pain, Xav the Unfallen had his Seismic Leap tuned down to do 10 percent less damage, while the three final "mini-bosses" within the Spires of Ascension - Astronos, Lakesis, and Klotos--each now have 20 percent less health and are able to deal 20 percent less damage when using their Auras of Intimidation ability.
The changes are live in WoW's servers due to having been launched via a hotfix rather than the scheduled patch. Players running Mythicand dungeons will notice the bosses affected with these changes are easier to complete.
World of Warcraft Classic will receive a new patch to the game next week with Patch 9.2.5. This patch isn't a major update in content however it serves as a midpoint for Patch 9.2. The upcoming patch will be available by May 31. in North America and on June 1 in Europe.
Although players shouldn't be expecting any major changes to the game's content, like new raids or campaign chapters numerous system adjustments and quality-oflife adjustments are set to be released at the time of the patch's launch this week. One of the most significant changes is cross-faction gameplay, a feature that will allow Alliance as well as Horde players to join instances of content after having been separated for the initial 17-years of WoW's life.
Beyond cross-faction play, other improvements to the game include questlines, PvP updates as well as other notable changes. This is all we know regarding WoW: World of Warcraft Classic Patch 9.2.5 that is scheduled to be released this week.
Cross-faction-initiated gameplay
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