How do you get covenant abilities in World of Warcraft?
In the vast world of Azeroth, covenants have become an integral part of the gameplay experience in Shadowlands. These mysterious organizations offer unique benefits, abilities, and experiences to players, making the game more immersive and challenging. But to unlock the full potential of covenants, players must understand how to obtain covenant abilities. In this article, we’ll take a detailed look at what covenant abilities are, how to obtain them, and what you can expect.
What are covenant abilities?
Covenant abilities are powerful spells and traits that each covenant offers its members. These abilities can be divided into two main categories: Signature Abilities and Class-Specific Abilities. Signature Abilities are unique abilities that are exclusive to each covenant and can only be obtained through that covenant. Class-Specific Abilities, on the other hand, are abilities that are tailored to specific classes and can be obtained by any player that joins the corresponding covenant.
How to obtain covenant abilities?
To obtain covenant abilities, you’ll need to follow these steps:
- Reach maximum level (60): Before joining a covenant, you must reach level 60 in the Shadowlands expansion. This will enable you to access the Covenant system and join a covenant.
- Select a Covenant: Once you’ve reached level 60, you’ll be asked to select a covenant during the storyline. This is a critical decision, as it will determine which abilities and experiences you’ll unlock.
- Reaching Renown 10: To unlock covenant abilities, you’ll need to reach Renown 10, which is earned by completing activities and fulfilling certain conditions within the chosen covenant. This will allow you to access the first tier of covenant abilities.
Available Covenant Abilities by Covenant
Here’s an overview of the available covenant abilities for each covenant, including Signature Abilities and Class-Specific Abilities:
Night Fae
• Convoke the Spirits (Signature Ability)
• Shadowy Leap (Class-Specific Ability for Hunters)
• Moonflower (Class-Specific Ability for Death Knights)
• Feast of Souls (Class-Specific Ability for Priests)
Kyrian
• Incandescent Sign (Signature Ability)
• Fel Infusion (Class-Specific Ability for Shaman)
• Intrinsic Power (Class-Specific Ability for Druid)
• Vampiric Refrain (Class-Specific Ability for Warlocks)
Necrolord
• Desecrated Frenzy (Signature Ability)
• Lichborn (Class-Specific Ability for Necromancers)
• Sacrificial Purity (Class-Specific Ability for Paladins)
• Soothing Mist (Class-Specific Ability for Mages)
Venthyr
• Rival’s Blessing (Signature Ability)
• Soothing Mist (Class-Specific Ability for Mages)
• Felblaze (Class-Specific Ability for Demon Hunters)
• Vow of Strength (Class-Specific Ability for Warriors)
Class-Specific Abilities by Class
Here’s a comprehensive list of class-specific covenant abilities, organized by class:
Death Knight
• Moonflower (Necrolord)
• Intrinsic Power (Kyrian)
Druid
• Moonflower (Night Fae)
• Intrinsic Power (Kyrian)
Huntress
• Shadowy Leap (Night Fae)
Mage
• Soothing Mist (Kyrian) and Necrolord)
• Fel Infusion (Kyrian)
• Feast of Souls (Priest, Necrolord)
Mistwalker
• Feathered Run (Kyrian)
Necromancer
• Lichborn (Necrolord)
• Vampiric Refrain (Warlocks, Necrolord)
• Soothing Mist (Necrolord)
Priest
• Feast of Souls (Necrolord) and Night Fae)
Paladin
• Sacrificial Purity (Necrolord)
• Vow of Strength (Venthyr)
Shaman
• Fel Infusion (Kyrian)
• Sacred Ground (Venthyr)
Warlock
• Felblaze (Venthyr)
• Vampiric Refrain (Necrolord) and Night Fae)
• Soul Drain (Priest, Death Knight)
• Deathbloom (Priest)
• Voidform (Paladin, Death Knight)