The 20th Anniversary Of World Of Warcraft Kicks Off And My Dracthyr Is Happy
Time to get those tokens, you'll need more than a few for all the rewards.
We've known about everything the World of Warcraft 20th anniversary would contain for about a month now, but it's finally time to head into the MMORPG and celebrate yourself. Blizzard's event-turned-full-blown-patch is now live and that means you can head into the revamped Blackrock Depths raid, the timewalking versions of classic dungeons including the Deadmines, and a slew of world events and bosses in Tanaris.
The event comes with a myriad of rewards so you'll want to farm up Bronze Celebration Tokens to get everything you're after...probably starting with updated Tier 2 armor sets.
If you like the Dracthyr race, you'll be delighted to know that you can now roll up as a Hunter, Rogue, Priest, Mage, Warrior, or Warlock. You'll even have a few options in your appearance if you don't like the whole "naked lizard" default look of the race.
Since this event is also a major patch, there's been quite a few class buffs/debuffs and some updates to exiting content, too. This includes a few changes to Battle for Azeroth and Shadowlands raid fights so the encounters can now be downed solo if you're farming things.
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