Blizzard is inviting World of Warcraft: Shadowlands players to choose which mount they get after the Wow gold growth releases on October 27.

Mounts, which are an vital means of transportation in the massive world of Azeroth, are becoming a favorite area of the MMO experience: many players accumulate as many as possible whilst others excitement after super infrequent ones.

In Q1 2021, Blizzard will be adding a brand new mount to the game -- and now gamers get to choose which among five concepts it will be. Blizzard's art team has yet to finalise another bracket, and the layout with the most votes internationally will soon be added to the game in a later patch.

The five theories are:

Wandering Historical -- Maybe not all ancients want to know more about war or lore, some only want to travel the world! A big and leafy mount, the Wandering Ancient lets you climb aboard and grab ahold of its branches as you set out on a lumbering expedition.

Soaring Spelltome -- In the forgotten depths of the Dalaran library, this oversized tome was discovered flapping madly around the room. Open the pages of the arcane-infused publication and hitch a ride to magic experience. Some were captured by the Argent Crusade and switched by their allies in the Ebon Blade.

Curious Caterpillar -- A inquisitive caterpillar found its way into the Heartland at Valley of the Four Winds one night and gorged itself onto the oversized vegetables. The Pandaren of Halfhill awoke the next morning to locate the crops half-eaten and an enormous, slumbering caterpillar among these. Too big to become a butterfly, this friendly pig is just the right size to train as a mount.

Czech World of Warcraft fans donned costumes on Saturday to bring the massively popular online game to life, pushing ahead with a scaled-back festival after the coronavirus pandemic postponed the yearly event earlier this season.

The yearly spring festival usually draws up to 200 lovers but organisers said turnout was about 60 this year following the delay brought on by coronavirus lockdowns in Europe.

"We are just happy that this year (the festival) is occurring," said Eliska Pabl Kaplanova, among the organisers. "So this year it's a smaller stage."

The internet role-playing game has become a cultural phenomenon since launching in 2004, with millions of gamers worldwide.

Jaroslav Racek, a policeman by day, said he was making his seventh trip to the Czech event and that for him it was a chance to be immersed in cheap wow gold classic something different. "A individual can enjoy himself in this world instead of simply sit in a computer."