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Talent trees

Last checked: 2026-10-28 · Sources and verification limits

Each class can earn at most 51 talent points through runs. A new character does not start with 51 spendable points. Three talent trees describe the branches you invest in; Spec 1, Spec 2 and Spec 3 are separate saved-build slots. Talent progression is separate from level-up card choices inside a run.

The editorial Druid screenshot dated 28 October 2026 shows 0 to spend, 0 of 0 earned spent, 51 at most and 0/80 XP toward the next point. Its three branches are Balance, Feral Combat and Restoration; its three empty Spec slots sit in a separate panel. The visible instructions say respecs are free.

Rules on the screen

The official Druid screen captured on 28 October 2026 says runs earn class talent XP from survival, kills, bosses and wins, with more in harder zones. The observed 0/80 bar is one next-point threshold, not a formula for every level. The independent talent guide records the same class-XP, 51-point maximum and free-respec system in older menus, and three saved slots in its 0.120.4 check.

Five points spent in a tree open its next row. The display lists milestone gates at 10, 20 and 30 points; a node can also require an earlier named talent. Reaching a gate does not buy the next node: buying a one-point node after 30 points already spent takes a further point. Clicking spends an earned point and right-clicking refunds one, according to the visible instructions.

The community patch tracker records 355 regular talents in its version comparisons. This is a single-source total, not a count made by this guide and not evidence that version 0.119.0 newly added 355 talents.

Talent trees for all nine classes

The linked community class pages label their talent data 0.120.5; they were read on 28 October 2026. Druid tree names also match the official screenshot. The independent nine-class guide supplies historical branch and milestone observations. These references support the names, while current node values, complete allocations and later balancing remain gaps.

This table names branches, not three compulsory complete builds. Do not confuse any row’s three tree names with the three saved Spec slots: a saved build can allocate earned points across trees subject to prerequisites and exclusions.

Nine-class tree-name index; community 0.120.5 references checked 2026-10-28. Current full-node values remain unverified.
Class / sourceTree 1Tree 2Tree 3Evidence boundary
WarriorArmsFuryProtectionCommunity names; not shown in the Druid screenshot
PaladinHolyProtectionRetributionCommunity names; current complete node list not reproduced
HunterBeast MasteryMarksmanshipSurvivalCommunity names; current complete node list not reproduced
RogueAssassinationCombatSubtletyCommunity names; current complete node list not reproduced
PriestDisciplineHolyShadowCommunity names; current complete node list not reproduced
ShamanElementalEnhancementRestorationCommunity names; current complete node list not reproduced
MageArcaneFireFrostCommunity names; current complete node list not reproduced
WarlockAfflictionDemonologyDestructionCommunity names; current complete node list not reproduced
DruidBalanceFeral CombatRestorationNames also visible in the official 2026-10-28 screenshot

Druid and Warrior milestone examples

The three Druid rows below are printed in the dated official screenshot. Warrior names come from the Warrior reference and the independent historical guide, not from that Druid image. Flurry is the named Fury 20-point milestone in those references.

The historical references describe Bear and Cat as mutually exclusive. They also show that milestones or final talents can replace starters: compare the default spell list with the route you actually plan. Exact damage, uptime and a point-by-point 51-point allocation are not established by this table.

Named gates, not a complete allocation. Druid: official 2026-10-28 image; Warrior: attributed historical community references.
Class / tree10-point gate20-point gate30-point gateCoverage
Druid · BalanceOmen of ClarityStarfallForce of NatureNames visible; no numerical talent effects supplied
Druid · Feral CombatRakeBlood FrenzyDire Bear Form / Cat FormAlternative final talents; not a combined Bear-and-Cat recipe
Druid · RestorationSwiftmendTranquilityTree of LifeNames visible; no numerical talent effects supplied
Warrior · ArmsDeep WoundsSweeping StrikesMortal WoundsHistorical references; current values not re-established
Warrior · FuryRampageFlurryBladestormHistorical references; current values not re-established
Warrior · ProtectionShockwaveFortifiedTitanHistorical references; current values not re-established

Plan with the points already earned

First distinguish available points from the 51-point ceiling. Choose a target branch and follow its row and named-node prerequisites; do not treat a fully developed video as a fresh-save opening. Preserve a working damage and survival plan while earning toward a later milestone. The free talent respec described on this screen is separate from account reward resets.

Use class routes for the purpose of a branch, spells for default versus talent-driven starts and progression for earning XP. Version notes explain why historical talent names do not certify unchanged current values.

Official Druid talent screen with Balance, Feral Combat, and Restoration
Official Druid talents, 2026-10-28. Warcraft art © Blizzard Entertainment. Image source.
Official Azeroth Survivors character menu showing Warrior at 230 HP on 28 October 2026
Official menu, 2026-10-28, v0.122.0 (508416ff). Warcraft art © Blizzard Entertainment. Game by Aethus. Image source.
Balance Druid Naxxramas · Holdherhand · uploaded 2026-10-21 · 23,315 views when checked on 2026-10-28. The player loads from youtube-nocookie.com only after you click.

Questions

Does respec cost gold?

The Druid talent screen shows a free respec. Checked 2026-10-28.

Do new characters receive 51 talent points?

No. The recorded Druid panel has 0 points to spend and says 51 at most. Points are earned through class talent XP.

Are three trees the same as Spec 1, Spec 2 and Spec 3?

No. Trees are investment branches. The three Spec slots are saved talent builds, shown separately on the screen.

Sources and verification limits

Checked 2026-10-28. Two independent publishers are needed to call a claim confirmed. A menu, screenshot and script from Aethus count as one publisher. Exact menu HP, racial values and dated build identifiers are single-source observations. A video or a general game report does not independently verify every number. Missing values remain unreported; disagreements stay attributed.

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