If You've Been Inactive, You Can Play World Of Warcraft Dragonflight For Free This Weekend
If you've been wanting to check out Dragonflight, here's your chance.
This weekend World of Warcraft is upgrading all inactive accounts to give them access to all their characters and also the Dragonflight expansion. Until the 12th, you can jump in and relive the adventure on some of your old characters, or start a brand new adventure in Dragonflight.
Along with this comes the ability to play the new Evoker class added to the MMORPG in this expansion. If you don't have a level 60 character yet, Blizzard says to check your Battle.net app and they may have a surprise for you. (I just checked and yes indeed they do give you a level 60 character boost.)
During this free weekend characters on the free trial will not be able to progress past level 60, but all of your experience will be banked and applied to your character if you decide to purchase Dragonflight.
Note: Activision Blizzard is still under investigation by the state of California for serious harassment charges. CEO Bobby Kotick is alleged to have known about such actions within his company – and performed some himself – and shielded the perpetrators from consequences.
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