World of Warcraft‘s next expansion Legion is not too far away and Blizzard is preparing for its launch with what they are calling a pre-expansion patch.
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One of the most exciting features hitting the game on July 19 will be the updated transmogrification system. It will contain all of the new features that will be available once the expansion is released except for the content themselves.
The “World of Warcraft” Legion pre-expansion pack release date will bring with it updates to Transmogrification and the different classes. Other changes such as those with the current classes will be rolled out regardless if the player has bought Legion or not. Users can do all these without taking up storage space in their inventory, bank or Void Storage. These changes to spells and talents, among others, for classes Death Knight, Druid, Hunter, Mage, Monk, Paladin, Priest, Rogue, Shaman, Warlock and Warrior will take effect as soon as the pre-expansion pack goes live. For more details on the class changes you can check out their specific post about that here.
The new patch would also allow players to queue when raiding or entering dungeons.
Before all hellfire breaks loose upon the Broken Shore, the Burning Legion will begin its assault upon Azeroth, turning some familiar stomping grounds into demon-infested battlefields-and it will be up to the heroes of the Alliance and the Horde to face the onslaught.
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The new class, Demon Hunter, will also be made available for pre-purchasers no later than August 17 around the world, and more likely in the second or third week of August.
