In the World of Warcraft TBC Classic Server, there are two new races-blood elves and draenei. Depending on the race, the priest will receive exclusive priest skills at level 10 and level 20. Let’s take a look at the skill analysis of the Blood Elf Priest in World of Warcraft.

The old friends in the TBC Classic Server will be the last batch of official server players to experience the priest racial skills, so today we will start with the priest skills of the two new races to see whether the blood elf priest or the drai is better. Pastor Ni, show me more.

First, let's take a look at the racial skills of the Blood Elf Priest. At level 10, the Blood Elf Priest can learn "Touch of Weakness". After using it, your next melee attack will cause shadow damage to the target, and cause it to cause Physical damage reduced.

Yes, you read that right, it is triggered by melee attacks. Letting priests engage in melee combat is a leftover idea from the early designers. In the closed beta version, the discipline priests were originally designed to engage in melee combat. This idea continued into TBC and was finally implemented on the blood elves.

However, it is simply impractical to use a cloth healer in melee combat. Touch of Weakness does not have much benefit even in PVP. Therefore, this skill of the Blood Elf Priest can be said to be a complete failure.

After level 20, blood elf priests can learn the skill "Swallow Magic" to dispel a buff magic on the caster (that is, the priest himself), and then restore a certain amount of mana. Swallowing the buff magic on one's own body to return to the blue, although it seems a bit silly now, it was still quite practical at the beginning. Because spells in the TBC period are graded, blood elf priests will cast low-level magic on themselves and then dispel it to achieve the purpose of returning to mana.