Key insights
- The World of Warcraft 20th Anniversary event area is now a sanctuary that prevents PvP combat.
- Players can now activate War Mode to receive a 10% experience bonus on event quests in Tanaris.
- Combining experience boosts during the Anniversary Event can provide up to 75% additional experience.
The World of Warcraft The 20th Anniversary venue outside the Caves of Time in Tanaris is now classified as a Sanctuary. This means that global PvP in the region is now impossible and, more importantly, World of Warcraft Players can earn an additional 10% experience from event quests by activating War Mode.
World of Warcraft is currently celebrating its 20th anniversary with an in-game event running until January 6th. The celebration takes place outside the Caves of Time in the deserts of Tanaris, where a sprawling fair full of activities, rewards and quests has been set up for both factions. Despite this, the area was not previously marked as a Sanctuary, meaning that Alliance and Horde players marked for PvP could kill each other, although doing so would incur the wrath of the Bronze Dragonflight guards.
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However, Blizzard has fixed this oversight. In a recent hotfix, the 20th anniversary venue was officially designated a sanctuary. Players with War Mode active in World of Warcraft You can no longer gank characters as they move around the terrain and must leave the area to kill others marked for PvP.
The WoW 20th Anniversary event area is now a sanctuary
The most important part of this change is that fans can now safely benefit from the War Mode experience bonus at the 20th Anniversary event site. Signing up for PvP in Stormwind, Orgrimmar, Valdrakken, or Dornogal will grant you a passive 10% bonus to experience from kills and quests in the open world, including those from the Anniversary Event. In combination with other available boosts during WowIn the 20th Anniversary Event, players can easily receive 55% additional experience throughout the celebration, and even up to 75% when combined with other conditional buffs.
Experience bonuses available in WoW during the Anniversary Event
- 10% – WoW Anniversary Event Buff
- 10% – 12 hour buff from the “Celebrate Good Fun” quest.
- 25% – Up to five characters at level 80 (5% for each)
- 10% – War Mode
- 10% – Darkmoon Faire (December 1-7 and January 5-11)
- 10% – Draft of Ten Lands (only works below level 50)
The daily quiz quest “A Time for Reflection,” given by Historian Llore for Alliance or Historian Ju'pa for Horde, is an incredibly easy way to passively gain experience and level up Wow. To answer a simple trivia question, each character can reach about 10-15% of a level. The War Mode Experience Bonus adds around 3,000 additional experience to characters between levels 70 and 80, which adds up quickly.
Of course, fans will have to be careful leaving the 20th Anniversary venue in War Mode if they don't want to engage in PvP. They also need to consider joining groups to participate in activities like this World of Warcraft The 20th Anniversary World Bosses are in War Mode as they cannot participate in the same stages via the toggle. Fortunately, War Mode can be deactivated at any rest area, including the central tent of the event site.
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