Tomas Hernandez is owner of Blizzplanet.com since 2003. I post news about World of Warcraft, StarCraft II, Diablo III, Hearthstone, Overwatch, Heroes of the Storm, Blizzard Careers, and the Warcraft film.
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I was previously an employee of the OGaming Network (2003), and IncGamers (2008-2010). I was a guest newsposter for GosuGamers (World of Warcraft) a few years ago and for Diablofans.com (formerly Diablo3.com)
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Nazjatar Ally Quests become available after completing the quests Settling In and Save a Friend. The latter also unlocks World Quests in Nazjatar.
After “Save a Friend” you can click the Conch to recruit one of three Ally companions who will fight alongside you each day. These Ally companions may only get experience from the Ally daily quests. There are only 3 of these quests available per day, and reward 100 Experience each. Basically, 1 rank per day.
Ally companions can max up to Rank 30. At that point, each of the three Ally companions that reach level 30 reward a different mount. These are the quests available at different ranks.
With the Eternal Palace defeated, Blizzard Entertainment has made public the Raid’s Finale Cinematic. Azshara lays on the ground as Lor’Themar and Jaina close in for the kill, but Azshara expires with a I-Can’t-Believe-They-Have-Defeated-Me face.
At that moment, a mechanism falls into place, completing the circle circuit. A blast of light explodes outwards, shaking the ground, and the chains that held N’zoth imprisoned are shattered.
A huge eye is seen at the bottom of the prison, and after a flash of light, shadowy tendrils of “smoke?” dart out of the prison, slithering its way toward the platform to grab Queen Azshara’s corpse.
Azshara suddenly comes to life in horror, with a big surprised eyes. Azshara disappears out of view, engulfed by the shadows.
N’zoth proclaims: “All Eyes Shall Be Opened.” Read some points of views about what might come next for Battle for Azeroth, after the break.
Blizzard Entertainment will be at the San Diego Comic Con 2019 at booth 140. I am going to be blunt. I am disappointed. There is no Blizzard Publishing panel at SDCC 2019, and the only Blizzard panel scheduled is for Hearthstone.
Just days after World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth Patch 8.2 was released, Blizzard Entertainment has announced a new mount bundle. Purchase a World of Warcraft 6-month subscription, and get the Sylverian Dreamer mount free.
Don’t be fooled by what I just said, however. I paid my 6-month subscription back on May 2019, and out of the blue when I launched the Blizzard Launcher — the gift icon flashed on the top-right to alert me that a new gift was available to claim.
So, if you recently paid a 6-month subscription, you have the Sylverian Dreamer mount awaiting as a gift, most likely.
Those who do not wish to pay for a 6-month subscription, can still obtain the Sylverian Dreamer mount through the World of Warcraft’s in-game Blizzard Shop for $25.
The last official patch for the original World of Warcraft Vanilla was patch 1.12.1 in North America on September 26, 2006. At least the last one before The Burning Crusade — with the exception of Europe only (which got 1.12.2) and the Traditional Chinese localization only (Patch 1.12.3).
The Burning Crusade expansion was launched in the United States on January 16, 2007.
At that point in time, the Warcraft lore was in flux. Between Vanilla’s end with Drums of War (1.12) and the launch of World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade expansion, new lore had been brewed by the Creative Team.
Wildstorm Comics (later under the DC Comics label) launched the World of Warcraft comics series issue #1 on November 2007. Written by Walter Simonson (Known for his Thor, X-Men, X-Factor, Fantastic Four, and other works).
For the lore in the Comics to have been published on November 2007, that means the lore had been in development for at least a year — which coincides, precisely, more or less with Patch 1.12 (Drums of War).
PCGamer spotted a new Warcraft Movie Props auction by Legendary Entertainment which includes weapons, costumes, and props. Prices are hidden from view, and available to registered members.
This Auction will take place on July 1, 2019 at 9:00 AM PDT; and it will close on July 12, 2019 at 11:59 PM PDT. All bids are final and can’t be cancelled. Be mindful.
The following are the set bid increments for the Auction.
• $10 – $50 by $10
• $50 – $500 by $25
• $500 – $2,000 by $100
• $2,000 – 5,000 by $250
• $5,000 – $10,000 by $500
• $10,000 + by $1,000
The Waterlogged Toolbox is sold by Mrrl, and requires Particularly Dense Rock (4), Smelly Pile of Gloop (2), and Extra-Slimy Snail (4).
UPDATE: This guide has been rendered inaccurate. I have discovered that today the requirements to buy Waterlogged Toolbox can be (4) (2) (4). Next day, it might be (1) (2) (1), etc. There is a random-generated value system in place. Therefore, no guide can ever be made. Everyone has to spend several minutes with a calculator to figure out the values needed. I will leave the article as is so that at least you have an idea of how it works. Just don’t follow the instructions. It won’t work.
Mrrl sells Sinister Pile of Sand. This requires the following currency: Cultist Pinky Finger (3), Pulsating Blood Stone (2), and Beckoner’s Rosetta Stone (2).
UPDATE: This guide has been rendered inaccurate. I have discovered that today the requirements to buy Sinister Pile of Sand can be (4) (2) (4). Next day, it might be (1) (2) (1), etc. There is a random-generated value system in place. Therefore, no guide can ever be made. Everyone has to spend several minutes with a calculator to figure out the values needed. I will leave the article as is so that at least you have an idea of how it works. Just don’t follow the instructions. It won’t work.
Mark each of the murlocs with the Target Marker Icons as shown: Mrrglrlr, Grrmrlg, Flrgrrl, Hurlgrl, and Mrrl.
NOTE: Do not stack up these currency items. They expire within a 1 day timer, and get removed from your inventory.
NOTE: To see this additional cache (as well as purple quality items: Cultist Pinky Finger, Pulsating Blood Stone, and Beckoner’s Rosetta Stone), you require a Benthic quality cloak with… Equip: You have access to the Murloc trader’s special stocks.
There is a Murloc vendor game that rewards a random container (sold by Mrrl). In this case, when Mrrl sells Curiously Warm Kelp Bundle, this is what you have to do.
NOTE: Do not stack up on these currency items. They expire within a 1 day timer, and get removed from your inventory.
UPDATE: This guide has been rendered inaccurate. I have discovered that today the requirements to buy Curiously Warm Kelp Bundle can be (4) (2) (4). Next day, it might be (1) (2) (1), etc. There is a random-generated value system in place. Therefore, no guide can ever be made. Everyone has to spend several minutes with a calculator to figure out the values needed. I will leave the article as is so that at least you have an idea of how it works. Just don’t follow the instructions. It won’t work.
Horde 
, Grrmrlg
, Flrgrrl
, Hurlgrl
, and Mrrl
.
