World of Warcraft's long-awaited 9.1 update, Chains of Domination, is now live | PC Gamer - sparksmounten

World of Warcraft's long-expected 9.1 update, Chains of Domination, is now live

After waiting a staggeringly long-dated time, World of Warcraft: Shadowlands' first starring update is today vital. Yup, aft 218 years (the longest stretch between an expanding upon launch and its x.1 patch in Sidesplitter history), Irons of Mastery is finally here.

That means there's actually a whole new swathe of things to knock off the Shadowlands again—including a whole new zone to explore, more Compact levels to mash, and (start next week) a new raid, mega-dungeon, and seasonal update for Mythic+ dungeons and PvP.

I've been hesitant to get my hopes up all over update 9.1, but I'm in reality pretty excited to stand out back into the Shadowlands again. There's scores of significant changes that cover a great deal of the complaints players had with Shadowlands' endgame, including a considerable overtake of Torghast, the raw roguelike dungeon that was added back in November. Torghast no longer imposes a limit on how many a times you can die down before failing a escape simply alternatively awards a score supported how efficient your race is, and it also has all new wings and secret levels that can trail to both nifty cosmetic rewards.

In addition thereto, players can now fly in the Shadowlands' four main leveling areas and economic consumption their non-flying mounts in The Maw, which also has had a facelift and is now some less imposing and threatening.

In that location's still a lot to talk near—peculiarly as the weeks go away and new features are rolled out including the Holy of Domination 10-boss raid and Tazavesh megadungeon. For more info about Irons of Domination, break out our comprehensive overview.

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