You will be able to unlock really cool class specific stuff that only appears in the Broken Shore, and is tied in your class but you will also be able to do stuff for other classes. Maybe your mages will be the guards of the Armies of Legionfall. If you are a mage, you are going to see maybe more of your class. So you are going to be doing quests for the Army of Legionfall. Actually, getting those Classes to band together and they are going to form a new sort of Council: The Armies of Legionfall. Sorta the high-level stories that we got to beat them in the Broken Shore, and now we are going back to the Broken Shore– and the way that we are doing that isn’t with the Horde and the Alliance this time. Ion mentioned that in his presentation, yesterday. It can just be a thing that: “Hey, man, it was really crazy! Provided a lot of spice to the game.” So it was a great idea.īybee: The storyline of the Class Halls actually ties right in into Tomb of Sargeras content. So it just allowed us to say well if it’s only around for a week, then we don’t need to worry about balance. We can do easy stuff like Temple of Kotmogu, where people just instantly rides when they die, and things like that. One down, and then we thought:”Why not bring some other cool ideas we had?” So we created these cool Free-for-All arenas with World Quests in Legion, and one of them you ride goats and wolves and whatever, and knock people off with the goat-charge and another one of them is in Eye of the Storm and everyone else is ripping around knocking each other off the side. So that’s why: “Why don’t we do that?” It’s just one of them.
So it’s almost like an experiment of Brawls in WoW. We thought if we are going to Brawls for a while, what would it be like? And of course, Southshore vs Tarren Mill was our 10th Anniversary battleground. Holinka: We saw how Brawls work in Hearthstone, how Brawls work in Heroes, and Overwatch, and the fact that it brought like this fresh content to the game it’s something that’s a bit whacky, and it brings something different for a little time, and then goes away.
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