We’re usually required to finish the whole of the next expansion at least before we get that change. While this is no doubt a welcome update, it’s interesting to note that it’s unusual for Blizzard to enable Legacy loot this early on after the end of a World of Warcraft expansion.

With Legacy loot rules enabled, all bosses are guaranteed to drop loot, with raid bosses dropping five items each, making solo runs incredibly rewarding. Farming a transmog set this way is obviously difficult and time-consuming. The only problem is, with Personal loot rules enabled, killing a boss doesn’t always guarantee loot, and when loot does drop, it’s only one item. We’ve reached the stage in Battle for Azeroth where it’s quite possible to solo most, if not all, Legion dungeons and raids. This change just made transmog farming that much easier. Last week, Blizzard announced for World of Warcraft that it would be enabling Legacy loot rules on Legion dungeons and raids, scheduling this update with the March 31 weekly maintenance.

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