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First Warhammer Online "live" expansion is Call to Arms

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Mythic just confirmed that Warhammer Online's first expansion is to be titled Call to Arms. It's a "live" affair, with a schedule and everything.

It's free, and will include "two highly anticipated new careers – the Orc Choppa and the Dwarf Slayer – and a new dungeon zone called 'Land of the Dead,' set in the desert realm of the Tomb Kings," according to the PR.

Here's the timeline:

  • ‘Call to Arms: Bitter Rivals’ Live Event (March): Successful completion allows head start access to the new Orc Choppa and Dwarf Slayer careers. The event will also include the new Chaos-themed RvR Scenario, Twisting Tower.
  • Two New Careers Join WAR (March): The Orc Choppa and Dwarf Slayer answer the Call to Arms.
  • ‘Call to Arms: Beyond the Sands’ Live Event (April): Details to be revealed soon!
  • ‘Call to Arms: Rise of the Tomb Kings’ Live Event (May): The race between Order and Destruction players begins to unlock the Land of the Dead for their Realm.
  • ‘Land of the Dead’ Opens (June): The deserts of Nehekhara open to players with the addition of a new RvR-gated dungeon zone. To gain access to the Land of the Dead, opposing Realms must battle for control of the zone to access dozens of new Public Quests, instanced lairs, and a massive new Tomb Kings dungeon to plunder in search of the Casket of Souls.

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