The year is 2012. WoW fans are excitedly awaiting the game's 5th expansion,
Revenge of the Gnomes, which brings two new races to the game (
Sporeggar and
Goblins, at last!), as well as a new class (the
Tinker), and a slew of other features. As everyone knows, this is the expansion where the gnomes finally take back
Gnomeregan from the troggs, pushing them back all the way into the "
Undergloom," a vast and ancient network of caverns beneath Azeroth. Of course, the gnomes also accidentally stumble upon the long-buried prison of the
Old Gods and unleash unbridled havoc on the
World of Warcraft, but that's where the fun is, right?
I could go on and on about the new features included in
Revenge of the Gnomes, but I'm sure you've heard about most of them already (like the subterranean
hovercraft group-mounts and
blue-pill,
red-pill potions for alchemy). Suffice it to say that the feature everyone is most excited about is that the level cap is once again being raised another 10 levels, to a grand total of 110.
Like everyone else, you're probably wondering how in the world (of Warcraft) are you going to level your new Goblin Tinker character all the way through those tedious levels of 1 to 100? Everyone wants to try out the new content, but no one wants to
slave away through Stranglethorn Vale for the 48th time. To complicate things further, Blizzard
still doesn't want to add any more 1-60 quests in the lower-level zones (not to mention any of the
Outland,
Northrend,
Emerald Dream, or
Great Sea Expansion zones)!
Fortunately, though, Blizzard's
got what
you need! Are you prepared for the "
/level" command?
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