World of Warcraft at PAX East 2018

Blizzard Posted 2018/03/28 at 12:16 PM by perculia

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World of Warcraft is headed to PAX East and you’re invited to join us! Whether you’re attending in person or you’re keeping up with all the great PAX coverage from afar, we’ve got you covered.
General InformationWhat: Hosted annually in Boston, PAX East is a celebration of gaming culture and community
Where: Boston Convention and Exhibition Center Booth #18019
When: April 5-8, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EDTHead over to east.paxsite.com to learn more about panel schedules, hotel and travel information, forums, and more. You can also download the PAX East mobile app from Guidebook free for Android and iOS devices.
PAX East AttendeesIf you’re braving the Boston weather, then you’ll want to stop by the World of Warcraft booth to warm up. We’ll have demo stations available from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. EDT in booth #18019 showing off the new Island Expedition feature. Declare your allegiance as Horde or Alliance and lay claim to Azeroth’s hottest new resource – Azerite.If you’re looking to purchase some great Blizzard swag while at the event, make sure to stop by booth #18007! We’ll have plenty of great World of Warcraft items available for purchase including a convention exclusive — a limited-edition individually numbered print!

Please note that this is a single art print .
Join Us OnlineTune to in Twitch.tv/Warcraft Friday, April 6 and Saturday, April 7 at 2 p.m. EDT as World of Warcraft developers take you further into Island Expeditions.We’ll also be hosting some of your favorite streamers on the Warcraft Twitch channel as they dig into the gameplay live from the show floor. Stay tuned for a full schedule. You won’t want to miss it!Whether you visit the booth or you join us online, we can’t wait to see you at PAX East!

Comment by FuryDr00dFirst! :D

Teldrassil is just going to infuriate pretty much all of the player base. EVEN if you're horde. That place is just going to burn. People ain't gonna like it.Comment by KaijuqtI hope they give us some nice infoComment by nullKomplexOh boy I can't wait to learn all about the MoP scenarios. Wait a second...Comment by angeleyedFirst! :D

Teldrassil is just going to infuriate pretty much all of the player base. EVEN if you're horde. That place is just going to burn. People ain't gonna like it.Comment by NerukFirst! :D

Teldrassil is just going to infuriate pretty much all of the player base. EVEN if you're horde. That place is just going to burn. People ain't gonna like it.Comment by Moltke #GarroshdidnothingwrongComment by Random771452First! :D

Teldrassil is just going to infuriate pretty much all of the player base. EVEN if you're horde. That place is just going to burn. People ain't gonna like it.
Don’t really care. As long as the alliance gets furious I am ok with it. Never forget the sacking of orgrimmar. #GarroshdidnothingwrongComment by ZerOrbitIf this means they're going to update the zones to the current time, then please, as a fan of both alliance and horde, burn the tree and give us new updated zones to explore(still keeping the old ones for anyone under 110)!Comment by JangeoffryI know I'm preaching for walls here, but Horde isn't "bad" nor Alliance is "good". If ANYONE thinks like that they just didn't learn ANYTHING from the game in fact.

That said, I, as a Horde player and lorewise speaking, don't give a damn if the tree burns from an action made by my Warchief or if it was just a stupid elf who forgot the oven lit. Really, I couldn't care less. Either way Alliance leaders will blame the Horde. If I'd put much thinking on it, maybe I actually prefer that we had set it on fire. At least the rage will have a reason.

The game is about politics if you don't get it already. Humans thinking they are the superior race and ruler of the world (just like Night Elves once thought) while Orcs are a race fleeing from their dying world. They clashed and for that on each has made some allies. One to expel the other and the other to prevent the one for doing so. (Any similarity to the real world may or may not be a coincidence).

And along history they made several assaults on each other with or without reason. What people have to understand is that if one day the Horde Warchief seats with the Ruler of Stormwind to settle down the differences the game will end. WE NEED WAR! (For the game only, not in real life).Comment by JaceDraccusI know I'm preaching for walls here, but Horde isn't "bad" nor Alliance is "good". If ANYONE thinks like that they just didn't learn ANYTHING from the game in fact.

That said, I, as a Horde player and lorewise speaking, don't give a damn if the tree burns from an action made by my Warchief or if it was just a stupid elf who forgot the oven lit. Really, I couldn't care less. Either way Alliance leaders will blame the Horde. If I'd put much thinking on it, maybe I actually prefer that we had set it on fire. At least the rage will have a reason.

The game is about politics if you don't get it already. Humans thinking they are the superior race and ruler of the world (just like Night Elves once thought) while Orcs are a race fleeing from their dying world. They clashed and for that on each has made some allies. One to expel the other and the other to prevent the one for doing so. (Any similarity to the real world may or may not be a coincidence).

And along history they made several assaults on each other with or without reason. What people have to understand is that if one day the Horde Warchief seats with the Ruler of Stormwind to settle down the differences the game will end. WE NEED WAR! (For the game only, not in real life).Comment by MeoligelWhen I first read about BfA, it was just a nightmare. My favorite city of the Horde (yes Undercity - my Hordy-Precious) will be destroyed, and Teldrassil, once saved by Aspects from total annihilation, will be completely burned (for me it is the most wonderful and surprisingly peaceful city, I almost cry T_T).

Now I'm wondering what will happen next. And how the most neutral factions will react to all that happened. By neutral factions I mean such faction as the Cenarion Circle for example. What will happen to the union of night elves and taurens? What will happen to such places as Moonglade and Hyjal? Will night elven's druids stay in Kalimdor as true neutrals? Or will they stay to fight for their homeland? In any case I doubt that the Evilness Banshee will tolerate their presence, because she was going to clear Kalimdor from all Alliance's races... Oh I have a whole ton of questions.Comment by Zeretuelbut Horde isn't "bad"Comment by LolusI guess Teldrassil and a horde city will we wiped out after 110, maybe Stormwind will have a few bricks left. Most of the expansion is about war so I expect both factions to be bad since the game rating will probably be changed in some countries, right now it just seems to be the horde.Comment by Jangeoffrybut Horde isn't "bad"Comment by tarcFirst! :D

Teldrassil is just going to infuriate pretty much all of the player base. EVEN if you're horde. That place is just going to burn. People ain't gonna like it.Comment by nearlysoberInteresting perspective in the before & after pictures above. The first pic looks like Saurfang, Greymane & Sylvanas walking towards Teldrassil.

The after (or in progress) shot of the burning, it looks like Sylvanas stands alone. Is she admiring her handiwork... or did she stay back refusing to join in the sacking of Teldrassil?

She did used to be a High Elf, and they do share ancestry with the Night Elves. Teldrassil, I imagine, would be sacred and hold reverence to all elves... and despite her being Undead for so long, it wouldn't surprise me if she had objections to the burning.

Or maybe she lit the first match? Who knows? :)Comment by LolusInteresting perspective in the before & after pictures above. The first pic looks like Saurfang, Greymane & Sylvanas walking towards Teldrassil.

The after (or in progress) shot of the burning, it looks like Sylvanas stands alone. Is she admiring her handiwork... or did she stay back refusing to join in the sacking of Teldrassil?

She did used to be a High Elf, and they do share ancestry with the Night Elves. Teldrassil, I imagine, would be sacred and hold reverence to all elves... and despite her being Undead for so long, it wouldn't surprise me if she had objections to the burning.

Or maybe she lit the first match? Who knows? :)Comment by ValonisI am more worried about when they do "update" the zones, what's going to happen to the landscapes such as Ashenvale, Darkshore, Feralas, and Un'Goro? I mean the Horde do like to ruin their surrounding locations (even though Sylvanas is my favorite). Will Night elf structures be brought into the Eastern Kingdoms? Or will they keep all zones as are they are... which wouldn't really reflect the change in power on both continents? This is my main concern with the burning of Teldrassil.Comment by AhndrumonFirst! :D

Teldrassil is just going to infuriate pretty much all of the player base. EVEN if you're horde. That place is just going to burn. People ain't gonna like it.Comment by GhoulsFirst! :D

Teldrassil is just going to infuriate pretty much all of the player base. EVEN if you're horde. That place is just going to burn. People ain't gonna like it.