The Adventure Table in WoW: Shadowlands has been fixed. If you enjoy leveling up your champions, you can now enjoy it again.

The Adventure Table essentially offers the follower missions from WoW: Shadowlands. For small amounts of Anima, you can send adventurers and troops on quests to obtain special rewards. You can earn gold, Anima, and gear, but also mounts and pets.

The missions are carried out by adventurers, who first need to be leveled up in order to be effective. An adventurer at level 12 offers little help in a mission designed for level 60. They will easily fall to the ground in one or two hits, which increases the likelihood of mission failure.

What was the problem? XP missions that were particularly good for leveling only appeared up to a certain point. After all major campaign missions were completed, no new XP missions appeared.

This was mainly a problem for Night Fae players, but Necrolords could also skillfully complete campaigns to the point where no XP missions appeared.

This is particularly problematic because players still unlock new adventurers week after week, who then start at level 1. Leveling them up later is time-consuming, as you essentially send them on “suicide missions” and plan for defeat XP.

What has Blizzard changed now? A hotfix has now ensured that the coveted XP missions also reappear when you have completed all campaign missions. This should make it easier to level up new adventurers at lower levels later on. This is also important because the level of the additional troops is based on the average level of the adventurers. If you leave some adventurers at level 1, it also ensures that your troops are at a lower level.

Do you still regularly use the mission table? Or have you already acquired all relevant rewards and hardly care about it anymore?

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World of Warcraft: Shadowlands has been out for several months now and has brought a wealth of content, including dozens of new mounts. However, some of the mounts that have been found in the files have yet to be obtained by any player.

What are these mounts? According to data miners from wowhead, there are 84 new mounts in WoW Shadowlands, most of which have already been found. Back in June 2020, before release, we introduced you to the new mounts of Shadowlands.

However, some of these rideable mounts have yet to be obtained by any player in the live version. They may be missing either the corresponding achievements, the puzzles have not been solved yet, or they have since been removed from the data.

We present to you four mounts that are said to exist in WoW Shadowlands but have not yet been found. Perhaps you can provide the crucial hint.

1. Slime Serpent

The Slime Serpent is already visible in the game. It moves through the slime pools in the dungeon Plaguefall after the second boss. It is a different color variant of N’Zoth’s black serpent in green and brown tones.

According to Principal Game Designer Muffinus, the serpent should already be in the game and available (via wowhead). Only how to obtain it has yet to be discovered by anyone. Apparently, it is one of the puzzle mounts that requires a series of tasks to be completed.

Fans of these puzzles have gathered in a Discord server to try and crack the riddle. Apparently, Plaguefall plays an important role in this. A video from the beta already shows a player obtaining the serpent in the dungeon:

2. Bonehoof Tauralus

The Tauralus shares a model with the Covenant mount of the Necrolords, which can be earned by defeating the bone carvers there. It is listed as a drop from the rare enemy Tahonta in Maldraxxus.

Although players have reportedly obtained the Tauralus in beta according to wowhead, no one has managed to do so in the live version yet. In WoW, it is still listed as a drop from the rare enemy, but apparently, no one has had that much luck – or there is a secret prerequisite that no one knows. The Necrolords are listed as a covenant in the journal, so perhaps the Tauralus is only available to Necrolords.

Update: MeinMMO reader Elaric reports that the Tauralus drops regularly and that he has already seen it drop from Tahonta. So anyone who wants it should not give up.

3. Deathbringer‘s Flayedwing

The third mount is a type of undead Rylak, a flying creature with two bone heads. It is said to be obtained through the world achievement “Deathbringer”, which, however, does not appear in the achievement overview.

According to wowhead, this is a PvP achievement whose requirements have been removed, making it currently impossible to complete. It may be reintroduced in a later patch, perhaps with the upcoming mini-update.

4. Bonecleaver‘s Skullboar

The last mount on this list reportedly comes from Sabriel the Bonecleaver. Necrolords can unlock it through their animal handler and then challenge it. Sabriel should be able to drop two mounts: the still missing Skullboar and an armored Bonehoof Tauralus that players have already obtained (not to be confused with the normal Bonehoof Tauralus in spot 2 on this list).

For the boar, there is not even an entry in the collection, and its model has also been removed. If one tries to access it, one only sees a white horse. It is quite possible that the boar has completely disappeared from the game and is currently unavailable.

What do you think about the missing mounts? Have you found any of them or are you still searching for them? Leave us a comment, and maybe you can help fill in the missing information about the mounts.

If you want to acquire another new mount, you can now buy the Blizzcon Ice Bear Schneesturm. It is available for Blizzard’s 30th anniversary in a collection with goodies and comes with some cool features.

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At 78 years old, is one too old for World of Warcraft? This “WoW Grandma” proves the opposite – even raiding heroically and visiting mythical dungeons.

When thinking of players of World of Warcraft, most likely have a player base in the age range of 14 to 40 years in mind. These are fresh newcomers, and the oldest are former students who started back when it was released. But there are also some WoW players who have quite a few more years under their belt and still

One such example is “Wowgrandma78,” who enjoys some popularity on Twitch.

Who is she anyway? On her Twitch channel, “WoW Grandma” shares a little about herself. She is – as the name suggests – 78 years old and has been playing video games actively since 1998. She started with World of Warcraft in December 2004, back in the Vanilla days, shortly after the game’s release. Since early 2020, she has also been streaming on Twitch and entertaining some viewers – in just under a year, she has already built up over 25,000 followers.

Good vibes characterize her stream: In the streams of WowGrandma78, there is usually a positive atmosphere, which is also due to the streamer herself. She is usually quite calm and always has a few encouraging words when things don’t go according to plan. She is so warm-hearted and funny that you can’t help but smile. Recently, she praised one of her fellow players and explained that he “plays like he’s on crack – even though I know that’s not true.”

But if we’re honest: Who wouldn’t be motivated by an older lady lifting you up with positive words?

What does she do? In World of Warcraft, the “WoW Grandma” primarily plays her restoration Druid. She is quite active with it. Anyone who thinks that such an elderly lady can’t have much in the tank is mistaken. She is active both in heroic Castle Nathria and in dungeons of the “Mythic+” category. She has even made it to the difficulty “Mythic+14” – thus achieving accomplishments that many younger players still struggle with.

Could you imagine still playing WoW or another game so actively at an old age and even streaming?

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