Druid glyph changes in patch 5.0.4
When the new 5.0 patch flips over on Aug. 28, will you be ready with glyphs? Blizzard is recycling old glyphs instead of making new spell IDs and charring old ones. Some glyphs are staying the same, some are new, but some share IDs with old Cataclysm glyphs.
Below is our list of new or changing glyphs for druids. This is not a list of changing tooltips, just which glyphs you ought to have if you want to automatically have the new glyphs when the patch flips over.
The glyph switching occurs across roles more often than not, so feral and guardian druids will want some of the current balance and restoration glyphs in order to automatically switch over.
Druids have one new glyph, Glyph of the Cheetah.
Glyphs that are changing into new majors:
Unburdened Rebirth becomes Blooming
Tiger's Fury becomes Cat Form
Monsoon becomes Cyclone
Lacerate becomes Fae Silence
Focus becomes the Master Shapeshifter
Starsurge becomes Might of Ursoc
Starfire becomes the Moonbeast
Wrath becomes Nature's Grasp
Rip becomes Prowl
Moonfire becomes Savagery
Bloodletting becomes Shred
Starfall becomes Skull Bash
Swiftmend becomes Stampede
Savage Roar becomes Stampeding Roar
Berserk becomes Survival Instincts
Glyphs that are changing into new minors:
Challenging Roar becomes the Chameleon
Mark of the Wild becomes Charm Woodland Creature
Thorns becomes Grace
Insect Swarm becomes the Orca
Feral Charge becomes the Predator
Mangle becomes the Stag
Typhoon becomes Stars
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