With the upcoming launch of the fifth expansion, Warlords of Draenor, World of Warcraft is approaching its 10th Anniversary. To celebrate this milestone, Blizzard has planned a number of events and other celebrations. In this article, you’ll learn about the New Pet, Team Deathmatch-style Battleground, and Challenges to Raid Bosses. There will also be more details about the events for the 10th anniversary.

Team Deathmatch-style Battleground

In celebration of World of Warcraft’s 10th anniversary, Blizzard has announced a team deathmatch-style battleground. This mode will be modeled after the old, classic PvP modes and will feature a clear winner. The World of Warcraft 10th anniversary team deathmatch-style battleground will be open for play on April 17th, and it will feature a Molten Corgi as a non-combat pet.

The new World of Warcraft 10th anniversary team death match-style battleground will feature two brackets: level 90-99 and 100-level characters. Each bracket will have a clearly defined winner, and the victors will receive special titles. This game mode will be available to everyone on the PS4 and Xbox One, so you should have no problem finding a time and place to play.

New pet

For the 10th anniversary of World of Warcraft, Blizzard is giving away a brand-new pet! The Molten Corgi is a new pet for a limited time! You can get your hands on this pet during the two-week Anniversary celebration! Read on to learn more about this anniversary pet! There are some other anniversary-themed events, as well, including a raid and a new mount!

This World of Warcraft anniversary event celebrates the timeless battle between the Alliance and Horde, Tarren Mill. Whether you side with the Alliance or Horde, this event has a clear winner. The new pet, the Molten Corgi, requires teamwork and coordination between all your characters! You must be a level 90 to unlock it! It also has a range of abilities and is perfect for tanking and healing.

Challenges of raid bosses

The challenge of the Battle of Dazar’Alor raid boss is one that many players underestimated. The fight was made difficult by a single mechanic that affected every player. Other historic boss fights bombarded players with a dozen mechanics, but Jaina is made even tougher by a single mechanic: he freezes players solid at 100 stacks. In order to counter this, some guilds decided to switch all of their raid members to the troll race, which reduces movement impairing effects. It took more than 700 attempts for the guild to defeat Jaina, but a few of the players did make it.

For the Alliance, this anniversary event will offer a special achievement, but for the Horde, it will give them the ability to use the new mounts. There are two mounts for each faction: the Stormpike Battle Ram for Alliance players and the Frost wolf Snarler for Horde players. The Obsidian Worldbreaker mount is based on Deathwing the Destroyer. During the anniversary event, you’ll be able to get a new mount inspired by the legendary hero.

Events planned for 10th anniversary

While the game has been around for over ten years, Blizzard is putting all of its effort into celebrating its upcoming 10th anniversary. During this celebration, the company has planned several events and special items for players. This year, a special World of Warcraft anniversary expansion called Warlords of Draenor is due to be released later this fall. While these events will provide new content for the rest of the year, there are still no specific dates.

In honor of the event, Blizzard has unveiled several new features for the game. One of these is the return of the popular Tarren Mill vs. Southshore PvP dungeons. This classic 40-man dungeon is set to return as a new challenge, and players from different factions can team up and compete for the ultimate victory. The Molten Corgi pet will also return for World of Warcraft players to experience.

More to come

With Warlords of Draenor set to launch on Thursday, more to come on World of Warcraft’s 10th anniversary celebration. Blizzard is bringing back the player-vs-player battleground mode from before there were PvP modes. The battleground mode is a way for players to relive their glory days before the game was reimagined. The game’s players will need to work together to win, and Blizzard is planning on giving the nostalgic players something to look forward to.

In addition to the PvP battleground, players can enjoy the free Molten Corgi pet. Other anniversary-themed content includes updated old content to bring back fond memories. The updated content also offers players a chance to experience classic World of Warcraft favorites with a modern twist. There’s even a new PvP arena that’s reminiscent of the original World of Warcraft.