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In the video, Kago delves into the Plunder Storm event in World of Warcraft's Retail and Classic versions, focusing on the rewards and game mechanics. He details the tiered reward system derived from Dragonflight, emphasizing cosmetic rewards like pets and mounts, with notable prizes such as the Poly Roger Mount at tier 39 and the Plunder Lord title at tier 40. The event, which takes approximately 40 hours to reach the final tier, aims to offer a fun and rewarding experience for players without additional costs beyond the standard subscription. Kago encourages participation and viewer engagement, expressing gratitude for community support and suggesting a free weekend to attract new players.
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In this part of the video, Kago discusses the rewards in the Plunder Storm event in World of Warcraft, focusing on both Retail and Classic versions. He highlights the Renown system copied from Dragonflight, which offers mainly cosmetic rewards. For Classic Wrath, players can obtain a Pinchy pet, and for Dragonflight, a bubbles pet. The system includes 40 tiers, with significant rewards at the 39th tier, such as the Poly Roger Mount and its flying counterpart in Wrath Classic. At tier 40, players receive a tabard and the Plunder Lord title. The segment explains that it takes around 40 hours of gameplay to reach the highest tier, assuming an average of 500 plunder per run lasting 8 to 12 minutes. Kago encourages players to engage with the event, emphasizing its enjoyable nature and rewarding experience.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses rewards associated with a new game they briefly played but didn’t perform well in. They explain how players can access the game mode called “Plunder Storm” within World of Warcraft, emphasizing that no additional payment is required beyond the existing subscription. The speaker suggests that Blizzard should offer a free weekend to attract non-subscribers. They conclude by encouraging viewers to leave questions and to share the video with others it may benefit. The segment ends with a note of gratitude for the viewers’ support.