WoW 'Warlords of Draenor' patch 6.2 hotfixes: Everbloom Exploit fixed

Wow Patch 6.2 "Fury of Hellfire" hotfixes has just been released on Monday and will include naval mission, Hellfire Citadel, and Legendary Ring quest line, as reported by IB Times.

Blizzard said that the updates are done automatically while some may still need a realm restart to take effect.

The Everbloom Exploit has also been fixed by Blizzard which allowed players to skip to the last boss in time for weekend's end bonus event.

Here is a quick rundown of the "World of Warcraft" hotfixes from Wowhead:

Quests

Legendary Ring Quest Line: Master vs. Commander: legendary naval missions needed to obtain a Draenic Sea Chart to not show up correctly issue fixed.

Garrisons

Naval Missions: A threat on Expert Captain can now be countered fully by Pandaren Crews or 2 assist ship equipment (Automated Sky Scanner, Noisemaker Mines, Ammo Reserves, Extra Quarters, and Sonic Amplification Field)

Raids and Dungeons

Hellfire Citadel

Issue has been corrected where the bonus roll loot tables for Fel Lord Zakuun and Tyrant Velhari got swapped on Raid Finder.

Kilrogg Deadeye: Health of adds for the encounter have been reduced by roughly 20% for raid groups with 10 players on Normal and Heroic difficulty. This would help small raid groups who tend to lose their DPS when sending players into the death phase. The health of adds scales back up and would remain unchanged as the raid group size increases.

Gorefiend: Players who die to Digest or from fatal damage in the stomach phase can now be resurrected once the bodies are teleported back outside.

PvP

Ashran: Fixed an issue that incorrectly causes the players' pet health to increase while in center lane.

Items

The chance to obtain bonus Felbright has been reduced.

Achievements

Naval Siege Specialist: Fixed an issue where some naval siege missions won't grant credits to achievements.

Classes

Monk: Armor Sets: Tier-18 4-piece set bonus for Mistweaver Monks can now work on friendly non-player targets.

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