"With Azeroth left reeling in the wake of the Legion’s brutal assault, a powerful new resource—Azerite, lifeblood of the wounded planet—has brought the Alliance and the Horde to the brink of war."
Maaaaan.... that sounds duuuuuuuuumb. Yet, it remains the story of the seventh expansion for World of WarCraft, which releases August 14th, called Battle For Azeroth.
Now, Blizzard is whoring for pre-orders, as most companies do, and this one comes with some legit perks: in addition to gaining a level-110 character boost to use immediately, players who pre-purchase can begin their journey to recruit the first four of the expansion’s new Allied Races, including the valiant Lightforged draenei on the Alliance and ancient Nightborne on the Horde. So... do that.
“In Battle for Azeroth, the stakes for the Alliance and the Horde are incredibly high, and a player’s faction will have a more meaningful impact on their experience than in any World of Warcraft expansion to date,” said Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. “Whether they’re journeying to unexplored lands to recruit allies or fighting to secure war resources, players will redefine what it truly means to be ‘For the Horde’ or ‘For the Alliance’ when the expansion arrives this August.”
I still think this is kind of a bush-league way to get the orcs and humans back at each other's throats, but what can you do? One reason is as good as another, I suppose.
World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth is currently available for pre-purchase in both a standard edition and Digital Deluxe Edition. The deluxe edition will net you the Seabraid Stallion (Alliance) mount, Gilded Ravasaur (Horde) mount, and Tottle the Baby Tortollan pet for World of Warcraft; an “Azeroth Is Burning” card back for Hearthstone; a Primal Flamesaber mount in Heroes of the Storm; Horde and Alliance sprays for StarCraft II; and a collection of faction-themed extras for Overwatch.
World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth releases Sept 21st on PC.
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