We already know that World of Warcraft’s cross-faction update is in the works, but we’re hoping to hear good news that can breathe some life into the game in other ways. After all, Shadowlands suffered from a particularly exhausting endgame, so hopefully these issues are addressed. I don’t want to grind Renown to continue a main quest line ever again.
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How to watch World of Warcraft’s 10.0 reveal
World of Warcraft’s 10.0 reveal will go live on April 19 at 9am PST / 12pm EST. You can tune in on YouTube, Twitch, or keep up with this article to get live updates around when the show goes live. We’re expecting something huge to celebrate 10.0, as it’s the first time the game’s patch number is hitting double digits. With the Shadowlands storyline coming to an end, players should be prepared to witness the next big step for World of Warcraft. It marks the 10th substantial retail iteration of World of Warcraft, including Vanilla (2004), The Burning Crusade (2007), Wrath of the Lich King (2008), Cataclysm (2010), Mists of Pandaria (2012), Warlords of Draenor (2014), Legion (2016), Battle for Azeroth (2018), and Shadowlands (2020). Due to the timeline of previous releases, we anticipate the new expansion will launch in 2022. Rumors have been circulating that suggest the long-theorized Dragon Isles, which were a cut raid from the original version of World of Warcraft, could be the focus of this upcoming expansion. There’s no substantial evidence to suggest this is true, but it could be a huge deal in bringing one of the most elusive pieces of cut content back into the spotlight. It would also mean that fans could finally explore an area they’ve been waiting to see for almost two decades.
