Old races Dwarf Heritage Armor

World of Warcraft 8.1: New Model Preview, Player: Blizzard Suggests Warriors Can't Play         

World of Warcraft version 8.1 is currently being tested on test servers in full swing. Major game websites through data mining spoiler work is also hot, you eat melon people on Blizzard in World of Warcraft 8.0 plot content has also expressed a real fragrance. Next, we'll show you some important model previews known in World of Warcraft 8.1.         

In World of Warcraft version 8.1, King Sarufal runs out of Stormtown prison with his armor thrown away. King experienced so many versions before he wore a graduation suit, and one version was all broken down.           

Some netizens said, "Blizzard is a hint that soldiers can't play anymore. Let's turn to thieves."        

This model is the new image of King Rastaha in the siege of Zudasa. Although he incarnated as King Lightning Law, he inevitably received a box lunch in advance and played soy sauce all his life. This model is also an account of Blizzard to the King of Zandara Trolls, at least dressed decently before death.           

Dwarf Heritage Armor            The non-allied races will also get a set of inherited armor illusion in World of Warcraft version 8.1. First of all, the dwarves and blood elves have inherited armor. The appearance of the dwarf's inherited armor has been determined. There are still some controversies about the blood elves.          

The Dwarf's inheritance armor is not very difficult to start with. First, it should reach 110 levels. Then, the Iron Castle's reputation worship. When these two conditions are met, a short task line can be opened and the inheritance armor can be obtained by completing all tasks.           

New Appearance of Drenishaman Totem            Draeneshaman's totems have been refined in World of Warcraft version 8.1, and all four series totems have been upgraded to new models. At the same time, the color of the Earth Totem was changed to yellow to better separate it from other totem areas.