Prey progression got a boost
Blizzard quietly tuned the Prey system in World of Warcraft to make moving up Journey ranks less of a grind. The studio increased the amount of journey progress points you earn, with a particular focus on the first four weekly Prey hunts.
This change is meant to respond to player feedback about how long it took to reach Journey Rank 4, which is needed to unlock the final story quests from Astalor Bloodsworn and to access Nightmare Mode this week.
What this means for players
- Faster progression: Early weekly Prey hunts now give more Journey progress points.
- Easier access: Hitting Journey Rank 4 should be simpler, so you can see the final story content sooner.
- Nightmare Mode: Players aiming for the Nightmare content should find the path a bit less painful this week.
Free flying mount for WoW Classic Anniversary
If you play both retail and Classic, there is a neat bonus waiting on WoW Classic Anniversary Burning Crusade servers. Complete the Midnight intro scenario and you can claim a free Voidfeather Dragonhawk flying mount.
The offer runs only until May 15. If you need to save some in-game gold, this mount is an easy freebie worth picking up before the deadline.
Quick reminder
- Who: Players on WoW Classic Anniversary Burning Crusade servers.
- How: Complete the Midnight intro scenario.
- Deadline: Claim before May 15.
Small changes like these can make the game feel friendlier without changing the core. If you were stuck on Prey progression or needed a cheap mount, now is a good time to log in and check your inbox.
