New class changes:
Paladin:
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/feedback-paladin-class-changes/490700/76
Warlock:
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/feedback-warlock-class-changes/490693/107
Demon Hunter:
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/feedback-demon-hunter-class-changes/490707/35
Druid:
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/feedback-druid-class-changes/490706/147
So yeah, Demo Warlocks get an interrupt with their felguard.
Blizzard: rejoice DKs! You can choose between dual-wielding and two-handers again!
DK: thank u sir we love you
shaman: hey can weâ
Blizzard: no.
Since, to my knowledge, a Belfâs eye color is representative of the flavor of magic theyâre juicing on, what would be the source of the red eyes?
tomato sauce.
I canât believe that theyâre giving Holy Power to all paladin specs again, but not giving back Eternal Flame, which is all Iâve wanted for my holy paladin since they took it away after WoD.
Itâs possible that Iâm missing whatever its application is supposed to be, but Bestow Faith is the most useless ability I have ever encountered. Itâs like someone looked at Eternal Flame and decided to deliberately make its successor as worthless as possible.
Basically, I want Bestow Faith to go away and see Eternal Flame put in its place, and if holy power is back then I see no good reason for them not doing that.
Red eyes on Belves seem to indicate they are undead of some kind. Like Forsaken undead, not Death Knight undead.
What Dardillien said. Red eyes belong to dark rangers (and presumably other banshees), as well as being thematically appropriate for Sanâlayn. I have both, and I want them to have their proper eye color.
As much as a fan I am for the red eyes on BEs. I doubt itâll happen because that would reflect that they are indeed undead but BEs can be Paladins so itâs pretty conflicting.
WoD Paladin was so much fun 
Itâs weird to me that outside of the special model Sanâlayn the rest of the Dark Fallen have Death Knight blue eyes. Yet, the human pirates in Stormheim that are Vampyr, which is the same blood curse as the Sanâlayn, have red eyes.
We can already put golden eyes on a belf warlock (and soon, also blue ones), so red eyes on a paladin doesnât seem unprecedentedly weird to me. We know there are undead that can use the Light, too, so itâs even ICly workable (aside from the fact that one could use a paladin to portray a non-Light spellblade or whatever).
I think itâs basically just a quiet cosmetic retcon. The mobs were created many years apart, after all.
Like I said, I support it, but there is a conflict with it. But Blizzard doesnât really need to explain everything anyways.
I mean, I want Manâari customizations, but I donât expect it for conflicting reasons.
I could see both being ARs.
Gotcha, just was curious.
What I mean to say is that, while that conflict does exist, I donât think that Blizzard would actually care or avoid making red eyes available as a result. Thereâs already a conflict between gold and blue eyes and the existence of warlocks, which they donât seem to be trying to avoid, and they donât have to explain why an undead character could play a Light-wielding class, because that has been explained already.
Basically, this would be no different from things theyâve already done, so I donât imagine that theyâd see it as an obstacle this time.
Weâre in agreement.
Iâm sorry if Iâve been misinterpreting you.
Nah, I was probably presenting my point poorly.
Canât decide if hitting the heart button is an appropriate response to this. Not sure if it would communicate âAll good!â like I want it to, or âYeah you typed badâ which is not what I mean.
I will debate this for several hours longer than is necessary or reasonable.
Just to add to your internal debateâŚ
I absolutely despised this, especially with how short the Order Hall quest chains were overall; combined the almost unanimously unsatisfying cliffhanger endings across the board, because of the tie into the Broken Shore, and mission table seemed like a tool for pure padding.
What Iâve always hated most since then is how the scenarios of the missions often sounded like theyâd make good content on their own, but instead theyâre just used for a passive Facebook game.
I would say that I donât know why they insist on keeping it around, but a very cynical part of me prevents me from doing so.
https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2020-07-09-world-of-warcraft-will-drop-the-fee-for-changing-gender-in-shadowlands