WoW TBC Classic: Will the original bray test start in the shards world soon?

Are you still reminiscent of our listing of the features, which were introduced at the time in the course of WOW: Burning Crusade over patches ? The new content that did not exist in Vanilla WoW (and thus in WoW Classic) include two world events, which were only introduced with patch 2.2.2: the bread test and the slotting nights.

The two events are among the most popular at all, and that is certainly due to one or the other great boost that you can earn you. Let s take the mounts:

Ross of the headless rider : Booty of bag filled pumpkin during the slidal nights Fast Braustewidder : by dealer Pol Bernruh (Alliance) in Dun Morogh or Driz Purzelfix (Horde) in Durotar during the Braustst. Braustewidder : by dealer Pol Bernruh (Alliance) in Dun Morogh or Driz Purzelfix (Horde) in Durotar during the cruise.

In Shadowlands, a view of the calendar is sufficient and we learn that the bread test starts in a few days - on 20 September to be accurate. Running the wet Fröhliche Party until 6th October. The big question is now whether the brief test will start in TBC Classic at the same time. An official announcement is just as little as an Ingame calendar. Here are the details we know:

In the recent Blizzard Announcement is only speech by the retail bread test. In the past, the world events of Retail and Classic ran partially offset. The original BROUTESTEST ran for the first time from 02. October to 16 October. The brauest came with patch 2.2.2 and thus after the opening of the black temple (phase 3) and before the implementation of Zul Aman (Phase 4). On the PTR of TBC Classic, there is no indication of the BROUTESTEST. The Youtuber Toyhouze is apparently sure that the brayery comes soon. Away from the retail appointment, he calls no source.

Long speech, short sense: It seems rather unlikely that in TBC Classic on September 20, the Brauestest starts. But we do not know exactly. As soon as Blizzard raushaut a announcement in this regard, we keep you up to date!

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