Cheap TBC Classic Gold - There are plenty of Halloween-themed content to explore in WoW

Live stream of Halloween seasonal events in World of Warcraft: Shadowlands. For the next two weeks, players will be able to complete various activities and seasonal quests that are only available once per year. From defeating the Headless Horseman to trick-or-treating at the various inns and taverns across Azeroth, there’s plenty of Halloween-themed content to explore in WoW at this time of year.

However, with each year things seem to go unchanged and fans are getting bored of the repetition.Despite the community being extremely critical of Blizzard’s lack of new content in the game, they are now mad that the developers made improvements to the event.

When Is Hallow's End in World of Warcraft
Hallow's End will take place from October 18th and will last until the 1st of November.

There's is tons to do and see during Hallow's End, especially if you have near-max level characters. The Headless Horseman is back and is offering the best rewards for players level 45 or higher.

Beyond one of the game’s most iconic limited-edition mounts is a full-blown loot table, though. Here are all of the items you can receive from the Headless Horseman encounter.

•     The Horseman’s Horrific Hood (Plate helmet)
•     The Horseman’s Sinister Slicer (One-handed sword)
•     Band of the Petrified Pumpkin (Ring)
•     The Horseman’s Ring (Ring)
•     Seal of Ghoulish Glee (Ring)
•     Wicked Witch’s Signet (Ring)
•     The Horseman’s Reins (Epic flying mount)
•     Magic Broom (Temporary instant-cast mount)
•     Sinister Squashling (Battle pet)
•     Hallowed Helm (Cosmetic helmet)

What is there to do in Hallow's End?
Brooms! The best part of Hallow's End is the instant cast flying mounts that are rewards from completing content, although they are only available during the two weeks, they are always a highlight.

Players will travel around Azeroth and beyond, trick or treating at candy buckets located at each Innkeeper and completing daily quests to earn Tricky Treats.

Tricky Treats act as the currency for Hallow's End and can be exchanged for goods at vendors outside Stormwind and Undercity (most likely Orgrimmar now that the Undercity has been destroyed).

There is also the Wickerman Festival, an RP event where players can earn temporary, powerful buffs. Alliance players will find the Wickerman outside of Stormwind while Horde players will find it outside of the Undercity. Every 4 hours, Greymane or Sylvanas will arrive to celebrate the Wickerman Festival. Players that observe this will receive a 1-hour boost to mastery and stamina. Then, players can use the ashes of the Wickerman to give themselves a 10% experience boost that lasts for 2 hours. This is great for new players and those leveling characters within the new Chromie Time system.

Patch 9.1 Chains of Domination was launched at the end of June, which gives us roughly 4 months until Hallow's End, and with no news on a patch 9.2, we could potentially see patch 9.1.5 launch around this time with small updates to the game bringing with it new content for Hallow's End.