We've seen just a handful of truly

In the context of ethical quests, a few of the quests within WoTLK Gold The Borean Tundra do raise a variety of intriguing ethical issues that appear to be a different approach to the game. One of them involves beating guards who are member of a specific faction until he's almost dead, then returning him into the faction (the Mages of Dalaran in this instance) with a chain then torturing him using a quaintly known item known as a neural needler to extract valuable information about the location of a colleague who was recently abducted of the mages that gave you the quest to begin with. We completed the quest, as we needed the points to earn experience and the experience points were some value, but it left an unpleasant taste in the mouth.

In order to give an impression of the extent of the area and the amount of quests that are contained within it, only questing within this zone has taken us up to level 70 and about 71 levels in a matter of hours, with a number of the hubs mentioned above offering a large number of worthwhile quests to complete. This means that you not only have plenty of worthwhile quests to pick from however, everyone else does too. And remember you have two zones to begin from when you begin your journey to reach level 80. While these areas will be quite crowded once the expansion launches It's nice to have such a large variety of options available in order at spreading the questing crowd out.

Although we've seen just a handful of truly innovative mechanisms that we have seen in Lich King, a few changes caught the eye of us. The first is the focus on quests that don't require an entire group. These weren't common in the Burning Crusade's beginning regions, but they seem to be less popular in the present. There's a large number of quests which are easier when you're part of group, however, most of them can be done solo with no difficulties. Additionally, there's an exciting new questing system that has been mentioned cheap WoTLK Classic Gold before Chained Escort. In one case this involves hunting a baby dragon, harpooning it, and dragging it back for experimentation--another quest with a moral question mark over it, some may say.