WoW patch 8.3 this week marks the Wow gold classic launching of fresh trainable pets for hunters; the next Looking for Raid difficulty wing for your Ny'alotha raid; a opportunity to become a wicked rare creature; the ideal time to start working on an alt; and the continuation of the Darkmoon Faire.

This manual covers the week of February 4-10 (February 5-11 on EU servers), so here's everything you want to know about how to glow in Azeroth.

The Darkmoon Faire: grab your bonus reputation plus some new arcade games.The Darkmoon Faire runs till Saturday night, so catch your WHEE! Buff from the roller coaster or the carousel to give yourself a bonus ten percent to reputation and experience gains. While you're there, check out the new Darkmoon Faire Arcade, which provides life-size variations of some fairly entertaining mini-games.

Some are familiar, for example, pattern-matching game from the Tortollan world quests as well as the circuit-uncrossing sport from Nazjatar world quests. But among the most fun is a reboot of the old Minesweeper game which came with Microsoft Windows.

'HexSweeper' has you stepping onto hexagons to clean them or right-clicking on a room to mark it like a mine. Should you fail, you explode (and die, though you won't take durability damage.) There are five levels, also level X, which doesn't tag any of the hexes to get started.

So far there's no indication of any rewards for playing with, but you can play all the arcade games for an entire day with one match token.Hunters received the ability to tame a group of new animals in a current hotfix, including Dread Ravens, Rocs, Sea Serpents and Mechanical Chickens. One of the prettiest is the planet manager Rukhmar at Spires of Arak (from the Warlords of Draenor growth ), that are currently tamable.

Battle for Azeroth continues to be a very alt-unfriendly expansion, but as the busy Patch 8.3 grind starts to settle down, it may be time to dust off a second character. Maintaining up requires some hefty effort the first week, as you proceed throughout the intro quests and perform your first collection of Horrific Visions to get your new Legendary cloak leveled. (Tip: Every single time Magni informs you to meet him someplace, speak with him again. He doesn't offer you the chance to skip scenarios until you do.)

But after the initial effort, you can keep up within an alt by doing the weekly major assault, the biweekly lesser assaults, one Horrific Vision, and whatever daily minor visions you manage to squeeze in--people often only take a couple of minutes. You'll end up with two essences for your Heart of Azeroth mythical neck just from performing these measures, and another if you participate in this Ny'alotha raid on that character.

The Worldvein Essence, obtainable by running the weekly Island Expeditions pursuit, is comparatively easy to obtain and has been recently buffed considerably, getting of the top essences for some classes.

Essences remain the stumbling block for alternate characters, but it's possible to receive an alt in fair shape in 8.3, if not perfectly min-maxed.

Turn yourself into a Rare

You can turn into a Void Wraith, a rare mob in World of Warcraft, because of a secret recently dug up by the Secret-Finding Discord. It is a long series, finishing in the capability to become a giant purple bad wraith, marked on gamers' maps as a rare creature with additional rewards. You'll be hostile to both factions, and gold in wow classic if you manage to kill several gamers until you are killed, you are going to reap a few rewards. Amusingly, players who kill you will obtain the very same advantages as murdering other rares, including currency and azerite power for their neck bits.