Blizzard is inviting World of Warcraft: Shadowlands players to choose which mount they get Wow gold classic after the expansion releases on October 27.

Mounts, that are an vital way of transport in the massive world of Azeroth, are becoming a favorite part of the MMO experience: many players accumulate as many as you can whilst others excitement after super rare ones.

In Q1 2021, Blizzard will be adding a new mount to the game -- and this time players get to select which one of five theories it will be. Blizzard's art team has yet to finalise the next mount, and the layout with the most votes globally will soon be added to the match in a subsequent patch.

The five theories are:

Wandering Ancient -- Maybe not all ancients want to know more about war or lore, some only want to travel the world! A big and leafy mount, the Wandering Ancient invites you to climb aboard and grab ahold of its branches as you embark on a lumbering expedition.

Soaring Spelltome -- In the forgotten depths of this Dalaran library, this oversized tome was discovered flapping madly round the area. Open the pages of the arcane-infused book and hitch a ride to magical adventure.

Nerubian Swarmer -- After the Helm of Domination shattered, the Nerubians under the control of the Lich King were unleashed. Some were captured by the Argent Crusade and turned with their own allies at the Ebon Blade. Their spidery claws are set to use as mounts, skittering through the frozen tundra of Icecrown in pursuit of the rampaging undead.

Curious Caterpillar -- A inquisitive caterpillar found its way to the Heartland at Valley of the Four Winds one night and gorged itself on the oversize vegetables. The Pandaren of Halfhill awoke the next morning to locate the plants half-eaten and also an enormous, slumbering caterpillar among them. Too big to develop into a butterfly, this friendly worm is just the right size to train as a mount.

Czech World of Warcraft fans donned costumes on Saturday to make the massively popular online game to life, pushing ahead with a scaled-back festival after the coronavirus pandemic postponed the annual event before this year. Dressed as shamans, elves and knights, the gambling lovers took part in games and competitions in a forest in Kamyk nad Vltavou, south of Prague, but the usual live-action struggle was scrapped due to a low turnout.

The annual spring festival generally brings up to 200 fans but organisers said turnout was about 60 this year following the cheap wow classic gold delay caused by coronavirus lockdowns in Europe.