World of Warcraft Classic:the PvP honor system launches on November 15

World of Warcraft Classic has been a success since launching in August, and Blizzard is looking to keep that momentum going. The company announced what’s next for Classic today at BlizzCon. The player-vs.-player honor system launches on November 15.

Currently in World of Warcraft Classic, players can participate in PvP in certain cases, but nothing is gained besides the joy of victory. The PvP Honor system will reward players with with a point for each skill and and will build your rank as you play.

Right now, players can kill each other under certain circumstances, but you don’t get anything for doing it. The honor system gives you points for each kill, which help you rank through the PvP system.

Blizzard also announced that Dottie, the baby alpaca, will be the new charity pet for World of Warcraft and will go on sale in December and will benefit both Make a Wish and WE.org.

The normal version of World of Warcraft is in its seventh expansion, Battle for Azeroth. Classic takes the game back to how it was before the launch of any expansions. This nostalgic take on World of Wacraft, which has a stronger emphasis on immersion and teamwork, has become a popular alternative for WoW fans who do not like the current state of the game.

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