Battle for Azeroth surprises me more each week. I have played the entire storyline Achievements on both Alliance and Horde. Zuldazar at least 5 times since Alpha. I still keep finding new things where least I imagined exploring.
Then the new patch builds introduce new content, and the discovery sometimes even shocks me.
After completing the three Foothold achievements in the War Campaign to unlock World Quests, I got a follow up quest titled: Breaking Kul Tiran Will.
That quest sent me from Zuldazar to Plunder Harbor in Tiragarde Sound.
What I saw upon landing there shocked me.
We have seen the female Dark Rangers before in Wrath of the Lich King — at the Ghostblade Post in Howling Fjord.
The recent Battle for Azeroth build finally flagged all characters to access Silithus: The Wound. There is an ongoing flow of Azerite-Infused Elementals assaulting the Earthern Ring and the Cenarion Circle where Magni used to be located at.
There is one of those Magni discs on the ground, but can’t be interacted with, which leads me to think there will be a quest to unlock access to it to teleport to the underground Titan facility where Magni gave us the Heart of Azeroth.
This guide shows you where to find Reputation Emissaries and what they sell. You earn reputation by completing quests, but the big source of reputation comes from completing World Quests (75 reputation per World Quest). Ten world quests = 750 reputation.
In order to unlock World Quests, you need to complete the War Campaign and obtain the Foothold Achievement of each zone (of the opposite faction’s continent).
I have added videos of the Main Story Quests and War Campaign quests for Zandalar (Horde) and Kul Tiras (Alliance).
At the end of the War Campaign, you unlock World Quests and get a Flight Master’s Whistle. Like in Legion, completing 4 Emissary World Quests rewards 1500 reputation.
Some of the Reputation Emissaries out there sell items that can be unlocked at Honored, Revered, and Exalted.
I have been a beta tester in each World of Warcraft expansion since 2004. A Technical Alpha tester in Legion and BFA too. This is by far the most insidious bug I have encountered since the Blood of Hakkar epidemic bug. A fan called this the Groundhog Day bug.
I reported the bug, in-game, a couple of times to explain what happened. However, to understand the entire thing you should be familiar with Sci-fi TV shows like Star Trek.
There was a Star Trek: Generations episode titled Cause and Effect, where the crew is stuck in a loop for 17 days. Or the episode Time Squared.
In this particular World of Warcraft world quest, you click the Dormant Ravager to control it. It becomes a vehicle or disguise that you control with three unique abilities. The objective is to kill 25 minions located inside a nearby mining cave. That’s how things go in a normal day.
The Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Ad appeared in the Blizzard Battle.net Launcher, and you can pre-order the game from within the Launcher itself. Digging further, the Call of Duty Beta page now has a Battle.net Launcher login option.
The latest Battle for Azeroth patch introduced the aftermath of The Battle for Lordaeron. In the outdoor world, you can now see the path of destruction of the Alliance from the beach marching forward toward Ruins of Lordaeron.
The whole path is scorched, and still on fire. The Ruins of Lordaeron is a desert. After Sylvanas destroyed the Plague tanks to impede the Alliance’s march into the courtyard, the entire place is plagued. Hear me well. Ruins of Lordaeron is radioactive. The moment you fly above, or anywhere past the walls, you will fall to the ground. Within 3 seconds, you go from full health to dead.
The Sewer entrance has been demolished, and no one can access Undercity.
The Tirisfal-bound Zeppelin has been retired. In place, the goblins have a portal that take the player outside Ruins of Lordaeron.
On the east side of the gates, by the road, you can find Zidormi (the bronze dragon). She allows you to travel in time to switch to the old Ruins of Lordaeron and back to the present.
The entire Orgrimmar now harbors Forsaken refugees. Every corner has a bunch of them. An orc child and his father talk about the misfortune of the Night Elves. Check out the video.
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The recent Battle for Azeroth patch introduced the Darnassian and Gilnean refugees who survived the Burning of Teldrassil. A whole lot of them. Some are near the Stormwind Embassy, while the majority are at the docks.
This is a complilation of Battle For Azeroth World Quest Videos by Zone. Players unlock World Quests at level 118, after completing all three War Campaign Foothold achievements. At level 120, Nathanos Blightcaller (Horde) gives you the quest Uniting Zuldazar. Or Halford Wyrmbane (Alliance) the quest Uniting Kul Tiras.
Since its introduction in Warlords of Draenor, the mission table has been one of the most contentious features in the game. In fact, for both Legion and Battle for Azeroth, developers have mentioned in interviews that they heavily considered scrapping the system only to keep it around anyway. But in Battle for Azeroth, the mission table has a greater purpose, one that at least to lore fanatics, will be invaluable. Recent datamining from WoWhead and MMO-Champion revealed the text for most of level 120 missions, and instead of just being based around stuff we did while leveling, these missions reveal how the war is progressing in the Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor. It’s essentially a way to keep the old world’s stories updated without having to do a Cataclysm-style revamp. Read on past the jump to see what these new missions reveal, some of the stuff happening in EK and Kalimdor is pretty out there!
