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[[File:Pathofthetitansglyphs.jpg|thumb|The glyph interface of a player following in the path of [[Golganneth]].]]
 
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'''Paths of the Titans''' is a system of character progression to be introduced in ''[[World of Warcraft: Cataclysm|Cataclysm]]'' that players will be able to take once they have reached level 85. The system will be tightly related to the profession of [[archaeology]] and is currently integrated with the [[glyph]] interface. Players will be able to join cults dedicated to various [[titan]]s, and by following in the path of a titan, will be able to unlock a new type of glyph known as an [[ancient glyph]], which will be completely unrelated to the [[inscription]] profession.
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Prior to its cancellation, '''Path of the Titans''' was a system of character progression which was planned to be introduced in ''[[World of Warcraft: Cataclysm|Cataclysm]]'' that players would have been able to take once they have reached level 85. The feature was announced to be cancelled at the Cataclysm press event on the 8th of June 2010.
   
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==Description==
Players can earn progress down any of these paths by doing things such as questing, raiding, PvP, trade skills, etc., with a possible weekly cap for maximum progress. Over time, characters will be able to unlock new ancient glyphs that will greatly benefit them. Currently, each path consists of 10 ranks, with ten slots numbered from I to X; at each rank players will be presented with a selection of two to three different ancient glyphs from which to fill the slot.
 
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The system would have been tightly related to the profession of [[archaeology]] and was integrated with the [[glyph]] interface. Players would have been able to join cults dedicated to various [[Titan]]s and, by following in the path of a titan, would be able to unlock a new type of glyph known as an [[ancient glyph]], which would have been completely unrelated to the [[inscription]] profession.
   
 
Players could earn progress down any of these paths by doing things such as questing, raiding, PvP, trade skills, etc., with a possible weekly cap for maximum progress. Over time, characters would be able to unlock new ancient glyphs that will greatly benefit them. Each path consisted of 10 ranks, with ten slots numbered from I to X; at each rank players would be presented with a selection of two to three different ancient glyphs from which to fill the slot. This system was designed to provide a 20% character-power increase over the course of the expansion and would be compatible with dual specialization.<ref>http://cde.cerosmedia.com/1K4ba774d664cbb012.cde/page/18</ref>
Players earn these ancient glyphs by using the archaeology profession to recover and trade in titan artifacts. Respeccing will be possible should players decide to go down another path. Some possible paths are:
 
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Players earned these ancient glyphs by using the archaeology profession to recover and trade in titan artifacts. Respeccing would be possible should players decide to go down another path. Some possible paths were:<ref>http://www.wow.com/gallery/blizzcon-2009-game-systems-panel-1/2228471/</ref>
 
*Path of [[Aggramar]], the Avenger
 
*Path of [[Aggramar]], the Avenger
 
*Path of [[Aman'Thul]], the High Father
 
*Path of [[Aman'Thul]], the High Father
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==Lore==
 
==Lore==
 
With [[Deathwing]]'s return triggering the Cataclysm and wracking the land with disaster, the denizens of Azeroth found themselves in a time of great upheaval. That, coupled with recent discoveries unearthed in [[Ulduar]] regarding the [[Titan]]s, has caused a number of cults to spring up, following in the paths of the Titans in order to obtain new powers.
 
With [[Deathwing]]'s return triggering the Cataclysm and wracking the land with disaster, the denizens of Azeroth found themselves in a time of great upheaval. That, coupled with recent discoveries unearthed in [[Ulduar]] regarding the [[Titan]]s, has caused a number of cults to spring up, following in the paths of the Titans in order to obtain new powers.
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==Legacy==
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*The Path of the Titans system was cancelled because it didn't feel different enough from [[Glyph]]s.
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:* Later, Prime Glyphs were added to fill a similar role, though were removed in ''[[Mists of Pandaria]]''.
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*''[[Warlords of Draenor]]'' features a [[Garrison Missions|garrison mission]] [[Path of the Titans (mission)|referencing]] the cancelled feature.
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* The [[Artifact#Customization|Artifact traits systems]] introduced in ''Legion'' bears a strong resemblance to the Path of the Titans concept.
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Latest revision as of 22:57, 16 April 2023

For the subzone bisecting Dragonblight, see Path of the Titans. For the garrison mission, see Training Path of the Titans.
Pathofthetitansglyphs

The glyph interface of a player following in the path of Golganneth.

Path of Golganneth - Battle Hardened
Path of Golganneth - Breakthrough
Path of Golganneth - Fortification

Prior to its cancellation, Path of the Titans was a system of character progression which was planned to be introduced in Cataclysm that players would have been able to take once they have reached level 85. The feature was announced to be cancelled at the Cataclysm press event on the 8th of June 2010.

Description

The system would have been tightly related to the profession of archaeology and was integrated with the glyph interface. Players would have been able to join cults dedicated to various Titans and, by following in the path of a titan, would be able to unlock a new type of glyph known as an ancient glyph, which would have been completely unrelated to the inscription profession.

Players could earn progress down any of these paths by doing things such as questing, raiding, PvP, trade skills, etc., with a possible weekly cap for maximum progress. Over time, characters would be able to unlock new ancient glyphs that will greatly benefit them. Each path consisted of 10 ranks, with ten slots numbered from I to X; at each rank players would be presented with a selection of two to three different ancient glyphs from which to fill the slot. This system was designed to provide a 20% character-power increase over the course of the expansion and would be compatible with dual specialization.[1]

Players earned these ancient glyphs by using the archaeology profession to recover and trade in titan artifacts. Respeccing would be possible should players decide to go down another path. Some possible paths were:[2]

Some examples for ancient glyphs available through the Path of Golganneth include:

  • Rank I
    • Earth's Embrace - Physical damage taken reduced by 4%.
    • Battle Hardened - Reduces the duration of Bleed and Stun effects by 20%.
  • Rank II
    • Medic - Bandages heal targets by an additional 30%.
    • Fortification - instant - 5 min cooldown - Nearby allies take 10% less damage for 6 sec.
  • Rank III
    • Breakthrough - instant - 5 min cooldown - Increases damage dealt by 10% for 10 sec. Only usable after you deal a critical strike.

Lore

With Deathwing's return triggering the Cataclysm and wracking the land with disaster, the denizens of Azeroth found themselves in a time of great upheaval. That, coupled with recent discoveries unearthed in Ulduar regarding the Titans, has caused a number of cults to spring up, following in the paths of the Titans in order to obtain new powers.

Legacy

  • The Path of the Titans system was cancelled because it didn't feel different enough from Glyphs.
  • Later, Prime Glyphs were added to fill a similar role, though were removed in Mists of Pandaria.

References

External links