The announcements at Blizzcon 2017 were not limited to new characters. Overwatch’s Moira will be playable in World of Warcraft, and Hanzo will join Heroes of the Storm. There were also new features for Battle for Azeroth, such as a new raiding system. And we’ve covered the social features and new raiding system. Keep reading to learn more! In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the newest features and news in World of Warcraft.

Overwatch’s Moira is a playable character in World of Warcraft

The latest Overwatch character has made her debut on the game servers. The new character, Moira, is a geneticist on the side of Talon. She uses biotic energy to deal damage and heal teammates. Blizzard has taken a lot of time to balance new characters, and this is one example. This character can also be played as a support.

One of the things that makes Moira stand out from other characters is her unique design. Her skin is a pale blue shade that is trimmed with white fur and silver. While this skin is very detailed, it’s important to remember that she’s still very neutral and does not make any overtly aggressive gestures. Her voice work is also quite good. Her Irish accent is not overpowering, and it’s not too obvious.

Moira is one of the six Support heroes in Overwatch. She’s a healer and her primary fire, Biotic Grasp, lasts for as long as her biotic energy meter is filled. Moira can also use her right hand to launch a rebounding biotic sphere, which has a healing effect. Besides her heals, Moira can teleport short distances and use her long-range beam to deal damage to enemies.

Overwatch’s Hanzo will join Heroes of the Storm

Blizzard has announced the addition of Overwatch’s Hanzo to the roster of Heroes of the Storm. Hanzo will be the game’s 73rd character and the 31st Assassin. Hanzo will join his brother Genji in the Nexus. The new hero will make his debut on November 13.

In Overwatch, Hanzo is a dedicated ranged assassin. He uses a Storm Bow and three specialized arrows. Two of them deal damage, while the third shoots out a hidden player. Hanzo can also Wall Climb and lunge forward in mid-air. His ultimate ability, Dragonstrike, is an attack that unleashes a spiraling spirit dragon that deals damage to all enemies in its path.

During the Blizzcon event, Blizzard announced that Hanzo will be joining the game. Hanzo is a ranged assassin and will be joined by World of Warcraft’s Alexstrasza, a ranged support character who heals his team. Hanzo retains his Overwatch super of twin dragons. While Blizzard did not reveal the exact role of these two characters, fans were able to get a sneak peek of the new heroes.

Battle for Azeroth’s social features

At the recent Blizzcon 2017 event, Blizzard executives talked about the upcoming World of Warcraft expansion, Battle for Azeroth. The expansion will feature new kingdoms and allied races to explore. Players can also customize their character and power levels with the new Azerite and Heart of Azeroth artifacts. There will also be a new race, the Nightborne, which will be playable at the game’s launch.

The social features of the new World of Warcraft expansion were shown off during the Blizzcon 2017 conference. The game will include the ability to race against rival intruders, as well as new social features. Aside from the new race features, the game will also feature two new continents that will be accessible to players through the WARCRAFT 3-inspired Warfronts. In addition to new continents, the expansion will feature a new class, including trolls and barbarians.

New raiding system

World of Warcraft fans should take note of the new raiding system being shown at BlizzCon 2017. Originally, the game only required five players to complete the dungeons. However, recent changes have made it possible to complete them without a group. The changes will allow people to complete dungeons with total strangers. The new system will make raiding even easier for people who do not have the best grouping skills.

The upcoming raiding system will have a more realistic approach to the whole process. Instead of simply summoning a raid group, players will have to engage in a series of dungeon-style fights against a team of enemies. This means more action and less waiting. It will also make the entire process more efficient. As long as players are able to follow the instructions, the new raiding system should be fun and rewarding.