World of Warcraft just celebrated its 11th anniversary by giving all players special gifts. In the past, these gifts have been relatively small tokens, but this year, the game went above and beyond. Those gifts included the Corrupted Blood Incident, the first raid in the Burning Crusade. In this article, I’ll explain how this event turned out and why players should celebrate the anniversary by playing the game.

Burning Crusade turns eleven

The Burning Crusade is turning eleven on the 11th anniversary of the World of Warcraft expansion, so what’s happening in game? In addition to the usual anniversary celebrations, the Burning Crusade will feature a new weekly quest and rewards, such as an Illidari Doomhawk mount and the Doomwalker Trophy Stand. Players who complete this quest can also earn a double mount of their choice.

The Burning Crusade was the first expansion in the World of Warcraft, and it turned eleven on its 11th anniversary this year. Blizzard has confirmed that the expansion will be available on the classic version of the game as well as on the WoW server. As for the patch, it will continue the same update cycle, with new content being added gradually to the game.

Burning Crusade is the first expansion

The Burning Crusade is the first full expansion for World of Warcraft. It introduces the new races Draenei and Blood Elves as well as new zones, raids, and instances. In its release, the game surpassed five million subscribers in December. In early 2006, the game’s subscription numbers increased to 1 million in Europe. As of the writing of this article, there are already more than nine million players in the European continent.

The Burning Crusade has a vengeful history. The first expansion to the World of Warcraft universe introduced some exciting new features that would later prove to be detrimental to the original game. For example, Flying mounts were only available in the Outland zone in the original game, but would later become available in many areas. This change will help the game’s popularity and increase revenue.

World of Warcraft’s 11th anniversary celebration

World of Warcraft is celebrating its 11th anniversary, and Blizzard is going all out to make it even better than last year. To celebrate the milestone, the developer has revealed a series of account-bound items. These gifts are live now through November 30, and other items may become available for players if they log in on time. However, this list is not complete yet, and more are expected.

There are a variety of rewards awaiting World of Warcraft players as they celebrate the anniversary. Players can get game goodies such as “WoW’s 11th Anniversary Achievement” and “World of Warcraft’s 11th anniversary” achievements. Additionally, players can use a special hashtag to commemorate the celebration. The celebration is set to last two weeks, but players are encouraged to log in between November 16 and November 30 to take advantage of the offers.

Burning Crusade’s Corrupted Blood Incident

The World of Warcraft 11th anniversary celebration includes the corrupted blood incident, a viral epidemic in the 2005 expansion of World of Warcraft. When the Corrupted Blood epidemic hit, many players fled to the far reaches of Azeroth to avoid being infected. The incident became so famous that it spread far beyond the video game industry. Scientists studied human reactions to the pandemic and how it was transmitted.

The original Corrupted Blood incident took place on Zul’Gurub. This was a major part of the final boss battle, and players could not take the disease outside of Zul’Gurub without being infected. The Corrupted Blood disease spread like wildfire, killing lower-level characters in a matter of seconds. This disrupted normal gameplay, and some players took malicious glee in spreading the disease to others. Some players intentionally dismissed their pets after being infected, bringing them out later. Others deliberately jumped into a nearby area, causing massive damage to the surrounding population.