Battle for Azeroth reignites the war between the Alliance and Horde factions as tensions grow beyond tolerance between Warchief Sylvanas and freshly crowned King Anduin.
World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth does not have a release window, but Blizzard may change that during one of the many BlizzCon panels and events in the next few days.
Alliance members will join Jaina Proudmoore and recruit from the areas of Tiragarde Sound, Drustvar, and Stormsong Valley.
And from the concept of Legendary weapons come the Heart of Azeroth, a neck piece that allows players to customize armor with new powers and traits.
No details were revealed about the potential influence of Queen Azshara (though she popped up in a panel briefly), the Naga, or even the malevolent presence of the Old Gods like N’Zoth .
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