From September 13th you’ll have to contend with Scourge invasions into major cities too, battling rare undead at hotspots around the map. Don’t heal and your character becomes a Plague Zombie, able to infect other players but not use any of your existing abilities. Touch them and you’ll be infected with a variant of the Scourge plague, which can be cleansed by an Argent Healer.
Glyphs work differently in Wrath Of The Lich King Classic than in modern WOW, so you can read up on exactly how here.Ī zombie plague arrives in WOW Classic from September 6th, when mysterious disease-ridden containers will start cropping up at the game’s dodgier ports. Scribes can learn to craft magic items and wards such as scrolls, tomes, Darkmoon cards that can be combined into decks, skill-enhancing glyphs, and the powerful master inscriptions. You’ll be able to sign up for scribing by finding an Inscription trainer in any capital city, in Honor Hold, or Thrallmar in Outland.
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You can read the full deets about how Wrath Of the Lich King Classic’s Death Knights are different from their modern cousins here.Īmong the other updates arriving in today’s pre-patch is the option to become a scribe thanks to the Inscription profession. If you want to create another Death Knight then you’ll need a Level 55 character who’s already in that realm before you can bust out another undead minion of the Lich King. You can only have one Death Knight per realm, but your first one is free of restrictions unless it’s created in one of the fresh start realms that arrive along with the pre-patch today. That means they start at a higher level than other classes, and get their own special intro experience.
They were introduced with the Wrath Of The Lich King expansion all the way back in 2008 as the MMORPG’s first hero class. Watch on YouTube Wrath Of The Lich King Classic's game director and principal designer chat about the return of Death Knights.ĭeath Knights are former heroes reborn into the undead service of WOW’s lich king, Arthas Menethil.
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