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La date finale de la saison de découverte classique de Wow annoncée

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 12,2025

La date finale de la saison de découverte classique de Wow annoncée

La saison de découverte de World of Warcraft Classic se termine par sa septième et dernière phase, lancé le 28 janvier. Cette mise à jour majeure présente le Dungeon Karazhan Crypts, l'événement difficile de Scourge Invasions, et, une semaine plus tard le 6 février, le très attendu Naxxramas Raid.

La phase 7 arrive deux mois après la phase 6, qui a vu des joueurs se battre dans Silithus et faire face aux raids Ahn'qiraj. La mystérieuse figure sombre, aperçue pendant la phase 6, reste une énigme, sa réapparition potentielle dans la phase 7 à déterminer.

Suite à la maintenance du serveur le 28 janvier, les joueurs peuvent explorer les cryptes de Karazhan, un donjon à 5 joueurs sous l'emblématique tour Karazhan. Simultanément, les invasions du fléau libéreront des hordes mortes à travers Azeroth, offrant de nouvelles quêtes et récompenses à la chapelle Hope de Light. La défaite de ces morts-vivants produira des runes nécrotiques, échangeables contre les consommables des courtiers de runes.

Le raid de Naxxramas s'ouvre le 6 février, présentant un formidable défi. Un nouveau réglage de difficulté "Empower" augmentera considérablement la difficulté des pillards chevronnés. La conquête des ailes de Naxxramas

accorde à l'accès au repaire de Frostwyrm et à ses derniers boss, Sapphiron et Kel'thuzad. De nouvelles runes seront également disponibles auprès des courtiers de runes dans les zones de départ et les capitales.

Alors que la saison de Discovery se termine par la phase 7, l'avenir de World of Warcraft Classic reste brillant, promettant de nouvelles aventures tout au long de 2025. Les plans de Blizzard pour les futurs royaumes saisonniers n'ont pas encore été révélés. four
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