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With the Shadowlands beta coming soon, characters will be able to reach the max level of 60, unlocking access to a whole set of new endgame systems.

During today's Shadowlands developer update, we learned that the alpha test is essentially close to being finished, and that the beta test will start next week.

I've been pretty up front about not enjoying playing a Night Elf in World of Warcraft since the events of Battle for Azeroth, and I went so far as to level a Lightforged Draenei to take over as my main come Shadowlands.

In Shadowlands, souls are flooding into the Maw unchecked instead of being properly assigned to Covenants.

Last Wednesday, July 1st, the Hunter community's collective jaw hit the floor with the news that, come Shadowlands, we're getting more stable slots -- not just a robust 50, but enough so we can have a total of 206 pets.

Since the dawn of the raiding scene in World of Warcraft it has been the same, one potion in combat.

As always occurs in these testing phases, there are some bugs in the current implementation of the Maw on the Shadowlands alpha, but with some persistence -- and a lot of repetition -- I was able to complete the intro experience for Shadowlands.

We don't know when World of Warcraft will get its Shadowlands expansion, but it's in the middle of its alpha test, and we're likely going to see the beta start during the summer, and we're told the expansion will drop this year.

Draenei have their new customizations in the Shadowlands alpha -- new horns and tails and hair, oh my!

We are in an interesting situation with allied races and World of Warcraft, in that we have more choices for what kind of character you're playing than ever.