World of Warcraft has a new battle report system that is set to go live today. It will include information on Jaina (the Crystal Maiden) returning to the game, Sylvanas’ battle with N’Zoth, the Alliance champions’ fight against the Zul, and server instability. Read on to find out what is new. Then, get ready for more. We’ll be back tomorrow with more news on the new battle report system.

Jaina (the Crystal Maiden) is back

You may be excited to see Jaina (the Crystal Maiden) in a new World of Warcraft battle report! She is one of the major characters in the seventh expansion, Battle for Azeroth, and is responsible for the Alliance’s journey to Kul Tiras. The game’s next expansion, Warbringer: Sylvanas and Aszhara, will be released soon. Jaina’s return to her people will bring much-needed attention to her. However, her hatred for the Horde is not just because she was betrayed by her people, but because of the bombing in Mists of Pandaria.

In the previous battle, Jaina was the leader of Kirin Tor, a city that was neutral and in the alliance’s hands. However, her opponents decided to sabotage her city, as she had been trying to build a peaceful environment. However, she was able to force the Horde out of her city by shutting down the doors and promising to keep it for the Alliance.

Sylvanas’s battle with N’Zoth

This upcoming expansion will feature a new boss, the dread lord N’Zoth, who has escaped captivity. N’Zoth’s scheming, enslaving the elves, and spreading ancient corruption over all of Azeroth is one of the game’s most anticipated moments. It will close the Battle for Azeroth storyline, and prepare World of Warcraft for the Shadowlands expansion.

This time, Sylvanas will take the backseat in World of Warcraft, and he has plans for the future. But these plans will take time to achieve. In the meantime, he will take advantage of the Alliance and Horde’s efforts to put down the old god, who has become a global threat. The battle is still a long way off, but Sylvanas is ready.

Alliance champions fight Zul

In World of Warcraft, the Alliance and Horde are both sending their champions deep into Uldir to slay the Blood God G’huun. This battle report gives you all of the details on how these champions beat the Blood God, including how they resurrect Zul and Mythrax. There are many interesting details in this World of Warcraft battle report, so don’t miss out!

Server instability

If you’ve been experiencing issues with connecting to World of Warcraft, you may have a number of causes, including the game server itself, your operating system, and your internet connection. Sometimes, there are server-side problems that require the development team to fix. In this case, you can try to follow one of these troubleshooting methods. If none of these methods seem to work, try the next.

The problem seems to be more widespread than just single players. The lag is so bad that multiple raid groups are experiencing issues. Input delay can be as much as 5 seconds, preventing players from using spells. Ideally, the game would be stable enough for people to play the game, but it’s not. If it were, there would be no input delay, and people wouldn’t freeze in place.

Hotfixes

Despite the fact that the game’s latest expansion has a long way to go before it hits the shelves, Blizzard is stepping up its game-fixing game-play. The latest round of World of Warcraft battle report hotfixes should finally make leveling much more enjoyable. Players no longer have to chug between levels 60 and 80, and the changes should keep them hooked throughout the mid-game.

The first round of hotfixes fixes a handful of issues that posed a major problem for players. One of these was that Divine Storm didn’t always hit enemies nearby when targeting the primary target. Another issue caused by the “The Catalyst Awakens” quest was fixed. Players no longer accidentally consumed two Collapsing Quasar Fields when interacting with the Creation Catalyst.