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World of Warcraft has Changed Characters, Classes, and Levelling before Shadowlands Launches



World of Warcraft has changed the characters, classes, and levels prior to Shadowlands launches

Blizzard has released a brand new survival guide for pre-expansion.



Blizzard has published a survival guide for World of Warcraft: Shadowlands, which was delayed until later in the year.



Below is the complete survival guide provided by Blizzard. The video covers character customization changes and class changes. It also covers all content in World of Warcraft which will be removed from the game once Shadowlands arrives.



The survival guide also explains what can expect from the upcoming Shadowlands expansion patch. All players who are below the level 120 cap will automatically be reset to level 50. The new level cap will be set to 60 for all players. In addition, Blizzard is streamlining the levelling-up process, so it takes less time to reach the maximum level.



There are also significant changes to the character customization. SPIDERMANGAMING For instance, Dwarves will have the possibility of adding tattoos that follow the style of the Wildhammer tribe and Undead can change how much their bones are exposed. Beautiful stuff.



In the last week, Blizzard announced that the Shadowlands expansion for World of Warcraft was being delayed until a date that is not yet known in 2020. The massive expansion was originally planned to launch later in the month on the 27th of October.



When it does launch though, Shadowlands will be introducing four brand new zones to the game: Revendreth, Ardenweald, Maldraxxus and Bastion. It will be based on the story of Sylvanas taking over the power of the Lich King, and using it to open a gateway to the afterlife.



Shadowlands will also remove the fee for changing genders. Before the process of changing genders in World of Warcraft would cost you $15/$13, but that will be going away for good when the expansion arrives.



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Hirun Cryer is a freelance journalist and writer at Gamesradarand based in the U.K. After earning an undergraduate degree in American History specializing in journalism, cinema literature, history, and literature and then he entered the games writing world, with a focus on shooters, indie games, and RPGs. He was the winner of the MCV 30 Under 30 award for 2021.


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