‘World Of Warcraft’ New Patch Released! In-Game Gifts For 11th Year Anniversary Announced!

by Christian Pepito / Nov 19, 2015 02:19 AM EST
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To celebrate "World of Warcraft's" 11th year anniversary, Blizzard is giving away in-game gifts, according to IGN.

A few days ago, Blizzard, the game publisher and developer, has announced that "World of Warcraft" will have a new expansion and it will be called "Legion." The expansion is expected to be released on or before Sept. 21, 2016.

Next week, the game will be celebrating its 11th anniversary and the game company wants to celebrate it by sending out special anniversary gift packages to WoW players, according to Tech Times.

For players that will log in today until Nov. 30, they will get the "WoW's 11th Anniversary" Feat of Strength. Players will also find an Anniversary Gift Package in their character's mailbox, according to Cinema Blend. This package contains an item that will boost a player's experience. It will also boost reputation gains by 11 percent for one hour when it is used.

The players will also gain a limited-charge exquisite costume set: "Edwin VanCleef" which has 50 charges, according to VG247. Players will also get different items like the Inflatable Thuderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker with 5 charges, celebration wand - Gnoll which has 5 charges and another celebration wand - Murloc with 5 charges.

The celebration is now live and it will end on Nov. 30. There might be other non-listed items that could unlock for other players, speculates a game website.

Aside from the 11th anniversary of "World of Warcraft," Blizzard has also released today patch 6.2.3. This new patch will add new Timewalked Dungeons to try out. The patch also has many new activities that will offer improved item rewards. A player can now also upgrade his or her gear with Valor points. Lastly, there are two new mounts that you can find in the game, according to sources.

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