Ruby Sanctum and Real ID Pack the Punch

The Ruby Sanctum can be accessed through an entrance located at the lower level of Wyrmrest Temple in Dragonblight, and will be a moderate test to the coordination skills of teams braving this newest progression content. (If you''re farming the Lich King and complaining about yet another increase in the Icecrown Citadel—I''m talking about you). Lore nuts can also bask in the gripping storyline surrounding the attack on the Ruby Sanctum; Deathwing wants to steal the red dragon eggs stored in the sanctum and plan to corrupt them into his world of warcraft gold .

To stop this from happening, players will have to help the red dragon Queen Alexstrasza repel the invading war party led by Halion the Twilight Destroyer, a fullgrown twilight drake himself, along with three other black dragon lieutenants. Raiding success will pay off handsomely since Halion will drop substantial WoW Gold and up to ilvl 284 loot, which is the same level as Lich King heroic 25man loot. Battle.net Real ID Opens Up CrossGame Communication

Patch 3.3.5 also activates a groundbreaking communication feature: the crossgame, crossserver, crossfaction Battle.net Real ID. With the Battle.net Real ID, World of Warcraft players will be able to buy world of warcraft gold.net gamers—not just those adventuring Azeroth. So while leveling his gnome toon, a gamer can chat with his online buddies playing StarCraft 2 or Diablo 3.

Ingame, WoW players can also communicate with friends they''ve interacted in different servers via the Random Dungeon finder or the opposing faction. There''s no more reason to limit your friends list to your faction and guildies. Now, through invitations to add their Battle.net Real ID you can make friends by the thousands.

Connecting through the Real ID feature even opens up a host of exclusive features between friends, including tracking their game status, watching their characters and statistics grow, and sending a broadcast that gets stored for later viewing "corkboard"style. Of course privacy can still be your primary concern while gaming so Real ID is completely optional. No Vote Kick Cooldown for "Cool" Players

More than gameshaking changes, Blizzard also implemented some convenient upgrades to the game systems beginning with the vote kick function.

Players who keep their "cool" and avoid kicking teammates left and right from random dungeons will no longer experience a Vote Kick cooldown. Developers revealed that players are being tracked for abusing the Vote Kick system and that freeing up the cooldown for wow accounts will help encourage proper dungeon etiquette. Improvements in Chat Frame and Friends List

Taking up the rear in terms of changes are the improvements in the chat frame and friends list user interface. A simple rightclick on a chat window can separate the conversation types into another window for those times when you want to quickly filter out raid chat from the main channel. Meanwhile, the friends list has expanded to accommodate management buttons for Real ID friends. Players can also choose from three statuses—Available, Away and Busy—that will be visible to all their friends. This is nifty when you just want to farm cheap wow accounts or are free for hourslong chitchat.