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November 11 hotfixes: Paladin Judgement is now a Ranged Attack, tailoring bags resized, Auction House changes pushed to November 17

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Blizzard's November 11 hotfixes make Paladin Judgement a Ranged Attack, make several tailoring bags cost more cloth but hold more, nerf some Riverglades mobs and disable Item Restoration. The Auction House changes from the day before were pulled and will return with maintenance on November 17. Wowhead separately reports a Wild Growth change for Restoration Druids that isn't in Blizzard's post.

Kaivax posted the WoW: Forever hotfixes for November 11. The headline for most players is the Paladin change, but there's also a batch of bag tuning for tailors, a few mob nerfs in the Riverglades, item and quest fixes, and news that the Auction House changes from the day before have been held back.

Paladin: Judgement is now a Ranged Attack

Judgement no longer counts as a melee attack. Blizzard's note:

Judgement changed to now be considered a Ranged Attack. This means it no longer counts as a Melee attack for the purposes of item and effect procs and uses the Paladin’s Ranged Hit chance. Kaivax, Community Manager

In practice that means Judgement won't set off melee weapon procs any more, and whether it lands is now read from your ranged hit chance rather than your melee hit. If you've been stacking hit to stop Judgement missing, that's the stat to watch now. More on the class at /class/Paladin.

There's also a Retribution follow-up to an earlier fix. With Windfury Totem no longer firing off Holy Strike, Blizzard changed Unsealed Fury so it no longer generates echoes from Windfury Totem attacks.

Druid: Wild Growth (reported by Wowhead)

Wowhead reports that Restoration's capstone talent Wild Growth got two changes in a hotfix today: it can no longer be cast while moving, and its spell power coefficient was doubled to 0.066 (was 0.033). The bigger coefficient means Wild Growth gains more healing from your spell power, which Wowhead suggests is there to offset losing the move-and-cast.

Wowhead reports this, not a Blizzard change or statement. It is not in Blizzard's November 11 hotfix post, and the Wild Growth spell in the client files we have still shows the old 0.033 coefficient, so we can't confirm the new number from the game data yet.

Blizzard's own post does list one Druid line: Feral's Rend and Tear now works on Pounce Bleed.

Other class fixes

  • Hunter: Volley no longer activates procs, and it no longer keeps channelling after the Hunter starts moving.
  • Priest: Confounding Flash (Gnome) can now be used while in Shadowform, and the Holy talent Twilight Focus now works in Shadowform too.
  • Shaman: Flametongue Totem Rank 2 was not working, and that's fixed.

Tailoring: bigger bags, more cloth

Blizzard says several bags were "unintentionally smaller than intended" and adjusted both their materials and slot size:

The item files we have still show the old bag sizes (Red Mageweave Bag at 12 slots), so this one is live on Blizzard's end before it shows in the data we read.

Items

Riverglades mobs toned down

  • The Twilight Enforcer's "Smash" deals significantly less damage.
  • Executioner Morg's damage was lowered.
  • The Twilight Forgemaster's "Mark of Flames" now increases damage dealt by 50 (was 1000).

Quests and the world

  • Western Plaguelands: you can now interact with the Command Tent during "Scarlet Diversions".
  • Arathi Highlands: the Witherbark Mallet works again, which was blocking "The Giant in the Den".
  • Feralas: the Cage Door for "Freedom for All Creatures" now resets.
  • You can now mount in named areas of Shen'dralas.

Auction House changes held back to November 17

Blizzard pulled the Auction House changes that went out with the November 10 hotfix. From the follow-up post:

We’ve temporarily removed Auction House changes from yesterday’s update, as they will go live with scheduled weekly maintenance on November 17. They will appear again in the hotfixes update thereafter. Kaivax, Community Manager

Blizzard's post doesn't spell out what those Auction House changes are, so we'll cover them when they land with the November 17 maintenance.

Item Restoration disabled

The Item Restoration service has been turned off while Blizzard looks into what it calls a critical bug. If you need to recover a destroyed or sold item, it's unavailable for now.

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