We're not thrilled with the reality those flying mounts we wrote down and saved for Outland are now out of service between levels 70 and 77. At 77, you'll be able access the mounts again via WoW cataclysm Gold the quest line and maybe an exchange of gold. There are plenty of chances to fly around on mounts in quests or when traveling between flight masters, it's unfortunate that you aren't able to climb into the air with your personal mount once you've reached Northrend.

Apart from everything we've already discussed, we were able to get answers to some of the elements our experience with Lich King did not show. The profession of inscription, although it's still in development, wasn't demonstrated. However we did discover an artisan selling a quill and parchment to create a scroll will likely be used to enhance spells in a way. We also had some clarity regarding how the profession would be implemented, which will to keep players from getting carried away in the quest to enhance their spells. In essence, players will only be able enhance certain spells, perhaps similar to just one spell from a particular school.

The vehicle's mechanics had us interested, but it was not properly demonstrated. Based on the sounds the fundamental mechanic of having two or more players sitting on a vehicle and playing with other players is a great addition to the excitement and tension of the current game-versus-player gameplay. In the end, however, it is a given that Blizzard will modify all existing classes to accommodate the expansion. This includes adding new features to the skill tree for every class, to be able to accommodate the new level cap of 80 as well as the points you accrue throughout the process.

The images included in the expansion pack are an opportunity to revisit the depth and variety of the initial areas of WoW however with a different color. While Northrend is evidently heavily snow-based The developers have crammed an innovative amount of diversity into the new terrain to keep things fresh. The areas we visited were very pleasant to the touch in the area and featured several of the cheap WoW Cataclysm Classic Gold amazing landscape changes that were prominent in the first WoW. The change from snowy hills to redwood forest and devastated farmlands was well-done. We're also awestruck by the city of dwarfs that appears like a city that is akin to Ironforge. The only difference is the earth elementals that try to squeeze out the dwarfs by destroying the trees forced their way towards the city in every direction.