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The game has experienced such an insane degree of success it’s easy to think it wouldn’t matter if Blizzard charged 30 bucks (USD) for a new continent called Popcorn Festival Explosion Land populated entirely by non-violent plush kittens that randomly mrglmrgl like murlocs. wow gold It probably wouldn’t be the best long-term business decision and would irreparably violate the consumer-developer bond of trust, but you’ve got to believe it’d still be gobbled up by the public. Before we get into the details, we should let you know that Blizzard still has no set release date for Wrath of the Lich King. mp3 players Like its other publicly-known major title in development, StarCraft 2, it’ll be done when it’s done. From what was shown off at a presentation and the things Blizzard indicated were still under development, wow gold it sounds like there’s still quite a bit of work to do. One of the most prominent features of the new content is the addition of a new class, the Death Knight. wow gold Though we didn’t actually get to play the class during our hands-on time with the game, we were given some details about how he fights and plays. If you have a level 55 character, which you likely do if you’re still playing the game at this point, you can head to the character creation screen and generate one Death Knight, limited to one per server.wow gold Once created, you begin your time with him in an all-new starting area at level 55, which includes story bits explaining why and how you broke away from Arthas. cheap wow gold Interestingly, this means you won’t actually be able to see any of the new content as a Death Knight until you’ve leveled to around 70, which means you’ll be plowing through Outland again. ” .

“In a piece called “”Fury of the Sunwell and Beyond: an Insider Interview”" (were they thinking of us when they named that. ), Blizzard Europe sat down with J. Allen Brack, WoW lead producer, as well as art director Chris Robinson. They talked about the recent patch 2.4, as well as a bit about my favorite topic, the upcoming expansionwow gold Wrath of the Lich King. As usual in these interviews, there isn’t a ton of solid, new information, but it’s still a good read. Here are the parts I found the most interesting: Sunwell Plateau is the evolution of what Naxxramas was for the original game. They learned some lessons from Naxx; for instance, Naxx was just too big for many guilds to be able to get through it before The Burning Crusade hit. Northrend will have “”a very Nordic, gothic fantasy feel”" — sounds cool! To set the scene, players will be rewarded with “”Northrendy”" items early in Wrath: “”for example, say, a two-handed axe that’s made of a dragon jaw, covered with spikes, leather, and other traditional materials. We want players to see the new gear and think, ‘Yeah, that guy’s been to Northrend.’”" I want my dragon jaw axe now please. Er…you can make that with +heal, right. And give priests axe skill. As the player treks through the zones of Northrend, the landscape bleaker and players get more spread out, escaping the hyper-population of the starting zones. Blizzard wants to invoke a “”growing sense of isolation and dread”" as players get closer to Arthas. The two starting zones are at opposite tips of crescent-shaped Northrend. They wanted to give us an easy way to travel between them, so we get boats. But not just any boats — turtle boats! Brack talks about “”a giant turtle with a deck mounted on top of its shell.”" Best form of transportation since Captain Placeholder, if you ask me.” “The Howling Fjord sits high above the Great Sea on the southeastern tip of Northrend.