Hallow's End presents special quests for classic wow gold both the Horde and Alliance, which will entail running around the map in order to amuse an orphan. You can pick up this quest in the orphanage situated in Cathedral Square of Stormwind City. It is going to ask you to bend (by typing /bend ) in front of Stormwind's innkeeper, then earn a train noise (/train) and do a chicken dance (/chicken) in front of Ironforge's innkeepers. Finally, you'll travel to Darnassus where you'll dance to your Night Elf innkeeper. If you are enjoying a Horde character you must do exactly the same, but you'll need to travel to Orgrimmar, Durotar, Undercity, and Thunder Bluff so as to finish the quest.

Additionally, there are a couple more quests that come with the occasion, including Wickerman quests, which can be obtained by Horde players around the Wickerman statue and by Alliance players at the town of Southshore, located in the Hillsbrad Foothills. Both quests involve playing a variety of pranks.

However, they are not overly hard and the rewards are not very striking. WoW Classic's Hallow's End occasion really has a lot to offer, so be sure to make the most of it before it ends. The Halloween event of the game is live today and will last until November 1, so get out there, play some tricks, and find a few treats!

The launching of wow classic gold has attracted back some unresolved rivalries, and I am not only speaking about the traditional Horde versus Alliance debate. No, deeper than this, there's a bubbling debate over whether we're supposed to abbreviate the Deadmines dungeon DM or even VC.If you, like me, have minimum experience with the original WoW, you may wonder why this is really a discussion at all. To avoid confusion, players started calling Deadmines'VC,' VanCleef, after its boss.
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