The Trading Post inWorld of Warcraftis the perfect avenue for Blizzard to offer its players some stunning cosmetics, and the first of these has made the rounds across the game’s community. It’s no secret that Night Elf players inWorld of Warcrafthave frequently felt shafted either by plot development or allocation of developer resources. Losing their home to Sylvanas Windrunner has controlled much of the narrative inWorld of Warcraftfor the past couple of expansions, and it’s been a major sore point for the Kaldorei fanbase since 2017.
Thanks to theTrading Post feature coming toWorld of Warcraft, Blizzard has decided to finally throw Night Elf players a bone by creating an exclusive outfit inspired by the iconic Kaldorei Wardens. These elite jailers and marshals of Night Elf Watchers have been a staple ofWorld of Warcraft’s visual identity ever since Maiev made her debut inWarcraft 3: The Frozen Throne.
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WithDragonflight,World of Warcraftplayers will finally be able to don the Warden armor through the Trading Post by spending their subscription coins for the exclusive set coming in Patch 10.0.5. In addition to the Warden outfit that will come in a Moon and Sun variation, Blizzard is also introducing matching tiger mounts to accompany the sets. Though this is a Night Elf set through-and-through, it can be assumed that players of anyWorld of Warcraftrace will be able to purchase and equip the Kaldorei Warden armor. The armor and mount were datamined by the team at Wowhead, andplayers can check it out on their site.
Over the past couple of days, the community has become privy to a plethora of upcoming Trading Post cosmetics such asWorld of Warcraftmounts, pets, and even standard fantasy cloaks. It’s becoming readily apparent that Blizzard Entertainment has big plans for the Trading Post system, and the developers are taking no time to populate its selection with exciting items for players to spend their coins on.
As the race for World First escalates inDragonflight’s inaugural season, Patch 10.0.5 is poised to become the perfect bridge between the opening tier and the nextDragonflightMythic season. By introducing the Trading Post, andallowingWorld of Warcraftplayers to transmog grey and white items, Blizzard has done more for player customization in a single patch thanShadowlandshas done over the course of its entire expansion. It’s fair to say that many players are excited about Blizzard’s new direction forWorld of Warcraft, and with Patch 10.0.5 well on the way, they will be able to experience its next chapter very soon.
World of Warcraft: Dragonflightis available now for PC.
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