Battle for Azeroth Coming Summer 2018

World of Warcraft’s next expansion, the war between the Alliance and the Horde, is coming this summer. Announced at BlizzCon 2017, Battle for Azeroth sends armies out to sea to explore the lost islands of Zandalar and Kul Tiras, where each side will have to recruit new allies to destroy the other. Battle for Azeroth promises a revamp of the PvP system, through systems like Dungeons and Island Expeditions. In addition, server regulations will also be refreshed, completely removing servers that are only for PvP.

Although Battle for Azeroth has to wait a few more months to appear, Blizzard has offered rewards to encourage players to pre-order the game. Starting on January 31st, those who pre-order will unlock the Allied Race troops – a new group of troops similar to nuh7 Lightforged Dranaei or Void Elves. It’s going to take a while to build ‘reputation’ with each group of Allied Race, but once that’s done, you can start with a new character with a completely different appearance at level 20.

Patch 7.3.5 offers a way to level up, making old areas more challenging. Blizzard hopes you’ll spend some extra time waiting for the expansions to level up some new characters, and that each Allied Race you reach level 110 unlocks a special Heritage armor that can be converted into sets. current gear. “Alliance players can now add shadow-touched Void elves and valiant Lightforged draenei to their ranks, while Horde players can now bring in Nightborne and Highmountain – with the addition of Allied Race in the future,” Blizzard said.

You can pre-order this World of Warcraft expansion early for $50 for the standard version, plus you’ll also get a level 110 boost, which will make your character instantly level 110. and jump into the endgame activities. If you can afford it, you can buy the deluxe version for $70, along with the decorations given in WOW and other Blizzard games. You can learn more about the deluxe version here.

For World of Warcraft fans, this is an exciting expansion. While it doesn’t add new classes or new races (only improves on existing ones), the expansion will focus on the battle between the Alliance and the Horde along with the Warfronts game mode – 20 players. compete against each other in a Warcraft 3-like build mechanism. It’s currently unknown when this expansion will be in beta, but players can already sign up to participate.