The leaks in question indicated that the forthcoming expansion would come with WOTLK Gold three separate pre-purchase options, comprising Base, Heroic, and Epic editions. In addition, previously datamined findings from the website Wowhead hinted at the next expansion, which will include items such as a Green Dragon mount and dragon-like spell effects. No matter what the details are, World of Warcraft seems to be in dire need of a new lease on life.
WoW: World of Warcraft WOTLK Classic attracted players in mass numbers after the game's release in 2020. But the long timeframes without updates feature that split communities and the accusations of abuse made against Activision Blizzard sparked an exodus and the game has yet to fully come back. It is hoped that Blizzard's plans for the future of the MMORPG will lead to a rise in the interest of players.
On the day of today, Blizzard Entertainment hosted a YouTube livestream on its World of Warcraft official World of Warcraft account to unveil the game's next major expansion. It's called Dragonflight, the next World of Warcraft chapter will return to Azeroth with five distinct zones within the Dragon Isles, one of which is a previously undiscovered starter zone.
It's even better, Dragonflight marks the start of a new era in which players will assume the character of a race called Dracthyr an hybrid of humanoid and dragon race that only has the ability to adopt the Evoker class. The stream also gave some details on Dragonriding and a user interface revamp, new dungeons and the upcoming raids. As of the time of writing Blizzard has yet to share details on the release date of Dragonflight.
The Dragonflight launch comes just months after Blizzard rolled out World of Warcraft's Cross-Factions update an update that changed the game, which many players feel was released way too late. It will be interesting to cheap WOTLK Classic Gold see how players experience Dragonflight once all is done and dusted, especially since the expansion will drastically overhaul the experience in terms of gameplay, navigation, and the base user experience.