This will only apply to the first one you make though-any subsequent Death Knights will require you to meet the original unlock requirements, which includes one Death Knight per realm and an existing level 55+ character on the same realm. This essentially means you can skip a huge chunk of leveling and get to Northrend much faster than you would if you were just starting your journey in Classic. You can roll your first Death Knight without the need for a level 55 (or higher) character on your realm.
What's changing So, what will be different?īlizzard has stated that a number of quality of life changes will be added to Wrath of the Lich King Classic, that weren't there in the original. Several new raids including Ulduar and Icecrown Citadel.Northrend continent opens up with 11 new zones.Death Knight class (starts at level 55).Here's a summary of what the expansion includes: This is also the expansion that introduced the popular Ulduar raid as well as the Death Knight class. Arthas Menethil's journey started back in Warcraft 3, and this expansion takes us to Northrend to essentially conclude his story and face him as the Lich King in Icecrown Citadel. The second World of Warcraft expansion is one of the most popular. Thanks to everyone for their understanding and patience as we are putting the finishing touches in place to get 3.4.2 up and testable.(Image credit: Blizzard) What to expect from Wrath of the Lich King Classic Apologies for any inconvenience this might cause. We will be having a second round of raid testing per the schedule above, so if you can’t make it this weekend you will have at least one other opportunity to hop in and test Trial of the Crusader. Unfortunately we had to make a last minute change to the testing schedule for 3.4.2 that forced us to move the timeline for raid testing forward from a later date to this coming weekend. We plan to post weekly updates to these notes as more content comes online to test and the testing focus changes week-to-week.īefore we leave you, we want to acknowledge that in previous PTR releases we expressed that we had hoped to be able to publish testing schedules–particularly raid testing schedules–as far ahead of time as possible. We hope to have the PTR up and playable sometime in the early afternoon tomorrow (May 4th), and we will post a full list of update notes with specific areas of focus for this week’s testing as soon as the PTR goes live.
0 kommentar(er)
