BlizzCon 2017 is just around the corner, and fans are wondering what the event will mean for the long-running MMO, World of Warcraft. Raiditem has get the recent rumblings and known nearly six features which may account for next WoW expansion. Also, we welcome you to buy wow mounts and wow items at our website cheap and safe!

In a 'Year in Review' video posted to the World of Warcraft YouTube channel at the end of September, game director Ion Hazzikostas said "I know players are wondering, 'What's coming next? Where could we possibly go after this climactic battle that awaits us?' And I can't wait to tell everybody more about it at BlizzCon."

True, he doesn't actually say the word 'expansion,' but patch 7.3 is (as far as we know) supposed to be the last major content added to Legion, and that's now live (save for a Raid coming in patch 7.3.5). So unless Blizzard is going to surprise everyone with the announcement of yet more Legion patches, it seems a safe bet to expect an expansion reveal.

But Hazzikostas asks a good question: where do we go from here? Well, thanks to datamining files on the WoW Public Test Realm, plus a few story beats from Legion, I think I have an idea or two. So let me give you a breakdown of what I reckon the next WoW expansion will contain - and don't worry, I'm going to try to do it without getting lost in the weeds of constantly-retconned lore. Try.

1. A transition away from Legion
A recent datamine of the WoW PTR suggests that Sargeras will be imprisoned at the end of Legion's story. However, before he's sealed away, he stabs Azeroth (the planet WoW takes place on) with his sword. Normally, having your home planet stabbed by an enormous version of Space Satan would be seen as a bad thing, but it's not all negative - at least depending on your perspective - because something similar has happened before.

2. The Old Gods return
If you play as a Priest character, you can obtain a weapon infused with Old God power that will occasionally whisper (yes, it's a talking dagger) that "the God of the Deep writhes in his prison, breaking free ever so slowly.

3. A new land
Besides the possible connection to the Old Gods, Kul Tiras also has a link to one of WoW's most prominent figures: Jaina Proudmoore. Even if you're a casual Blizzard fan, you've likely seen her around since her introduction in Warcraft 3.

4. A new playable race
Almost every World of Warcraft expansion has added a new playable race or a new class. Burning Crusade added the Draenei and Blood Elves as races, Wrath of the Lich King made Death Knights a playable class, Cataclysm let us play as Worgen and Goblins,

5. More player customization
The drawback is that every scholarly Mage has the exact same physique as an armor-wearing Warrior, like he's hitting the magical gym for four hours every day between lessons on the difference between Frostbolt and Ice Lance. It's not immersion-breaking (one of WoW's strengths is its exaggerated style), but it means that fewer people get to create their dream avatar.

6. The return of faction warfare
Once upon a time, WoW was about two factions - the Horde and the Alliance - battling each other while they simultaneously fought more menacing threats. It created a fair bit of animosity in the playerbase, but also made allies feel that much more close-knit.

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