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Glyph of Lesser Proportion reduces the size of your pet by 15%.Glyph of the Goblin Anti-Grav Flare changes your flare graphic to a goblin rocket that slowly falls to the ground.This glyph simply changes the color of the falling part of the Flare. Instead of just lighting up the ground, the Flare itself can be seen falling to the ground over the 20-second duration so that you can visually see when it’s about to burn out. Flare has been changed slightly in Legion. Glyph of Stellar Flare essentially changes the color of your Flare graphic from red to blue.

The only way I could see this one was to record some video and play it back in slow motion! Assuming the graphics improve (and there’s no reason to think they won’t), these Harpoon glyphs could be pretty neat.

Glyph of the Trident changes your Harpoon to a trident instead of your currently equipped weapon.

I can only hope that this one is still a work in progress as the graphic is so brief that taking a screenshot is difficult, and it just doesn’t look nearly as nice as using your weapon for the job.

Glyph of the Hook changes your Harpoon ability to look like a grappling hook instead of your currently equipped weapon.

Hatchet Toss is a ranged ability for Survival that does hardly any damage, but can be helpful for pulling or tagging.

Glyph of the Headhunter changes your Hatchet Toss graphic from axes to little javelins.

This is a new graphic I haven’t seen previously and I think it’s the one I will be using.

Glyph of the Skullseye changes the Hunter’s Mark visual to an arrow with a skull on it.

In an earlier alpha build, there was a glyph that changed Arcane Shot from purple to blue, but it was removed for some reason. Hunter’s Mark does not usually stay on the target very long because the whole point of marking is so you can cast Marked Shot (which removes the mark). It’s nice being able to customize this, but since Marksmanship only got Hunter’s Mark glyphs I have to say it’s kind of underwhelming.

Glyph of the Bullseye changes your Hunter’s Mark visual from the standard arrow graphic to the bullseye graphic.

There’s a good variety of creepy crawlers here, and as someone who has no spiders in his stable at all, I can tell you this glyph is never going in my bags.

Glyph of Arachnophobia, also known as the Glyph of Nope, causes your Dire Beast to sometimes summon spiders instead of regular Dire Beasts.

You still summon standard Dire Beasts most of the time, the Nesingwary beasts are just there to break it up and add some flavor. There is a great variety of beasts to be seen and I find myself summoning new ones all the time. This includes quests from all of the expansions, from classic WoW to Legion.

Glyph of Nesingwary’s Nemeses causes your Dire Beast to sometimes summon beasts featured in past Nesingwary quests.

The one thing I would change is to make it summon your stabled pets 100% of the time, but I guess I can live with occasional random beasts from the current zone popping in from time to time.

How to create a glyph in legion full#

Hunters with full stables are going to love this glyph and never take it off. It’s like a new surprise every time you use it. Dire Beast is now a rotational ability, so you’ll be seeing your stabled pets constantly. It will summon from both your active pet list or from your stable. It still summons random beasts occasionally (I don’t know the exact number, but I’d guess around 20% of the time), but usually it’s your own pets. This glyph causes your Dire Beast ability to summon pets from your stable instead of random beasts. It came as a direct result of early alpha feedback from Hunters (including myself) who weren’t happy with the focus on random beasts for Beast Mastery.

Glyph of the Dire Stable is definitely my favorite glyph of the lot.I hope what we have so far is just the beginning and that Blizzard will expand the selection of glyphs in future patches. Even though there is no longer a limit on how many glyphs you can use at once (other than one per ability), there aren’t very many of them available to take advantage of this change.