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Blizzard announces launch date for World of Warcraft: Legion

Blizzard World of Warcraft launcher: Legion, the sixth expansion of the popular MMORPG, on 30 August. The planned expansion will see the return of the famous and terrifying Burning Legion, which is the greatest enemy of Azeroth, and soon the Horde and Alliance kingdoms will go to war.

It was also announced that the pre purchase the game will unlock an instant upgrade at level 100 and will provide early access to the Demon Hunter, the new, lethal heroic class of Legion, before the expansion.
Blizzard is a unique opportunity to revitalize World of Warcraft: already with previous expansions, in fact, was able to focus attention on its MMORPG and to grow, albeit for a short time period, the number of subscriptions.
It will be played on a completely new continent, the Disperse Islands, but at the same time will return some dear scenarios to players of WoW-standing, as Dalaran. In the new game map there will be several unreleased dungeons and raids, and will a new Honor System for PVP. The Demon Hunter, however, will be the new class introduced with Legion. It will be present in several versions and seems to be very charismatic and representative. Players can customize the color of the skin, as well as horns and tattoos. The Demon Hunter are assassins sent by Illidan to carry out suicide attacks and are available in two specializations, a DPS (Ruin) and a tank (Revenge). Daemonhunters have supernatural mobility and the ability to take on new forms of hell.

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