World of wow tbc classic gold Warcraft announced its 2022 Charity Pet Program is now live it will also include an ambitious goal that could introduce a brand new game mechanism to the MMORPG when players can meet it. World of Warcraft is one of the most popular MMORPG games ever made, and features a number of different events each year that include in-game updates inspired by holidays to programmes like The Charity Pet Program initiative, that aims to help organizations through fundraising and rewards players with options for cosmetics.

The event BlizzConline in the spring of this year, Blizzard revealed strategies for World of Warcraft's upcoming year as well as laying out some of the details regarding the 2022 charity Pet Program. On top of that initiative, World of Warcraft details about its forthcoming story beats which includes the next chapter in the ongoing Sylvanas Windrunner saga and more ending-game raid teases that made it easier to prepare for an important year in the ongoing Warcraft narrative.

This morning, Blizzard officially launched the 2022 Charity Pet Program in World of Warcraft that will allow players to unlock two unique in-game pets based on stretch goal goals. One of them is Daisy the Sloth - which is the $1 million USD stretch goal - will introduce a unique mechanic to the MMORPG. It gives players a pet who can travel on their backs as they play for the very first time ever. The other bet, Bananas, is a previously-available pet of The Burning Crusade that will now be more widely available to players when they achieve the $500.000 goal for the stretch goal. Bananas is the son of King Mukla also a notable WoW character who was included on their own Hearthstone card.

The idea of having a pet ride in the back of players isn't likely to alter the game's rules or dramatically alter it. It's not going to completely alter the World of Warcraft experience, but it's a good incentive to get players involved in Buy wow tbc classic gold supporting charity. The 2022 WoW Charity Pet Program will run from March 18. 2022 until April 26th, 2022 (or until the final target for stretch goals is achieved) and will help Doctors Without Borders, contributing to the global response of the organization to the COVID-19 epidemic.