According to Warcraft's lore, Hallow's End is meant to celebrate once classic gold race broke off from the oppressive leadership of the Lich King. They celebrate by burning a giant wicker man, which has been followed by a speech from their queen, Lady Sylvanas Windrunner. Afterward, the undead smeared the ashes from the wicker guy that was burnt on their own faces. It is probably because Blizzard wanted to provide every race that a Halloween-themed event to celebrate, although it's unclear why other races celebrate the event, especially those belonging to the Alliance.

Now, you will find the many jack-o-lanterns offered to the numerous cities and towns throughout the game, as well as a couple of candy vendors, but there's much more to it than that. Within every city and town, you can stop by the innkeeper once per hour, where you'll either be"tricked" or"treated. "If you're tricked, you're going to be converted into a frog, individual ghost, kitty, min-diablo, skeleton, or snake for a couple of moments, or you'll be given a costume that you may wear. These include costumes of wisps, leper gnomes, assassins, pirates, skeletons, or bats, and continue for an hour.

If you have better luck, you are going to be treated and receive a treat bag comprising various consumable candy products, a flimsy mask, or a wand which will enable you to transform friendly gamers to get a limited amount of time.You may also participate in an apple-bobbing game inside every inn, which can give you five unique apples which may restore health and even an extra enthusiast should you consume them for longer than 10 minutes. Furthermore, Undead mobs level higher and 50 have a opportunity to drop a 16-slot tote called the Pumpkin Bag, which can come in handy.

Hallow's End also presents particular quests for both Alliance and the Horde, which will involve running across the map in order to entertain an orphan. For Alliance, you can select on up this quest in the orphanage. It is going to ask you to flex (by typing /flex) facing Stormwind's innkeeper, then earn a train noise (/train) and also do a chicken dance with classic wow gold for sale (/chicken) in front of Ironforge's innkeepers. At which you'll dance for the Night Elf innkeeper, finally, you'll travel to Darnassus. You have to do exactly the same if you're playing a Horde character, but you'll have to go to Orgrimmar, Durotar, Undercity, and Thunder Bluff so as to finish the quest.