The latest update of World of Warcraft is live. We reveal what has changed in WoW with Patch 7.3.2.
With today’s maintenance on 25.10.2017, the latest update of World of Warcraft has been deployed to the live servers. Patch 7.3.2 has been applied.
The biggest change currently affects only a small percentage of players, but this could change in the coming weeks. If a character possesses all legendary items of their class, they have a chance to receive an item that creates a Legendary usable for the current class. The item is account-bound and can be given to twinks.
However, players must still wait patiently for the raid Antorus, the Burning Throne. The new raid is already fully contained in the game data, and the individual bosses have been extensively tested on the PTR in recent weeks, but the raid is not yet accessible.
There is speculation that the raid will be opened during the weeks of BlizzCon – that is, in early November. If Blizzard remains true to its old pattern, the normal and heroic version of the raid will be opened first, followed by the mythic variant, with one wing of the LFR difficulty opening every two weeks thereafter.
By the time the “casuals” among us get to see the final boss, Argus, it could be December.
Patch 7.3.2 is likely to be the last patch of the expansion “Legion.” Recent data mining and the upcoming BlizzCon suggest that the next addon for World of Warcraft is already well into development.
We have listed the complete patch notes for Patch 7.3.2 in this article.
Are you looking forward to Antorus? Or are you more excited about the next expansion?
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