Blizzard is telling stories differently within the last few couple of World of Warcraft expansions, knowning that approach will probably continue. That's based on the devs speaking in a very panel at E3 Coliseum today.

For example, Legion introduced Battle for Azeroth's new allied races with several dedicated storylines. The new expansion will pick apart the unity forged from the battle from the Legion within the two central high-stakes stories with the Alliance as well as the Horde, and several plot points from old expansions will likely be picked up and interwoven in the new story.

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Community site Wowhead continues to be keeping an eye on the panel, which featured senior narrative designer Steve Danuser, cinematic director Terran Gregory, senior writer Christie Golden, and ubiquitous voice actor Matthew Mercer.

At the start of the month we previewed Windrunner: Three Sisters, another and final comic prior to the release of Battle for Azeroth. The story sees the iconic Windrunner sisters - Sylvanas, Alleria, and Vereesa - reunited, while the trio are ridden with doubts about whether their wildly different lives and loyalties will overcome or their loved ones ties.

By many measures, Legion continues to be the most successful World of Warcraft expansion thus far, and also a radical turnaround of fortune following nadir that this long-running game suffered after Warlords of Draenor. It would make total sense if it is a strategy to retain players that invested then by https://www.mmoah.com/warmane