World of Warcraft has a number of Easter
eggs to entertain players. These are the little references to popular culture
or homage to a certain cultural icon or concept. With each expansion, the
developers of WoW continue to add easter eggs and finding them is almost as fun
as downing mythic Kil’jaeden.
So, what about gaming-inspired easter eggs?
Do WoW developers reference other popular games? Here are some of the best nods
to big games within WoW.
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Starcraft
Blizzard, naturally, has hidden easter eggs
celebrating its other famous franchises. For example, if you travel around
Azeroth, you will notice the Goblin Shredders showing a picture of Sarah
Kerrigan from Starcraft: Brood War. If you happen to have the Sky Golem, then
this cockpit will have an updated version of Kerrigan from Starcraft 2.
The Legend of Zelda
WoW is a game that almost everyone who
knows about games recognises. Another such a cult game is the Legend of Zelda. Original WoW had a full
quest line that began with a quest called “It’s a secret to Everybody” and
ended with “It’s Dangerous to Go Alone”. During the quest line, you met Linken
and you travelled across Azeroth helping him forge his sword. Nowadays, Linken
can be found in Mount Hyjal participating in the quest “Protectors of Mount
Hyjal”.
Pokemon
If you are a fan of Pokemon, then you can
find a little nod to the game at the starting area for Draenei. The temple in
this area has a pink glowing pattern on the floor. If you look at it from
above, you can see it is actually a Pokeball!
Destiny
Now, that Destiny can be launched
from the same launcher as WoW, it isn’t any wonder to find Destiny inspired
characters in the game. In Dalaran’sAntonidas Memorial area you can find an
ethereal vendor known as Xur’ios. He only takes curious coins as payment and
this is a reference to a vendor called Xur in Destiny. He only accepted strange
coins in that game.
Final Fantasy VII
The newest expansion also added something
for fans of Final Fantasy VII. You can find Cloud Strife or Koraud in Dalaran,
serving as a bodyguard for flower-selling Aerith Primrose. Both NPCs are
remarkably similar looking to their original characters. Don’t forget to go and
take a selfie with them.
Street Fighter
You should also check out the Horde Camp
Mojace in Feralas. There you will find a character called Hadoken. This is a reference
to Street Fighter – in the old arcade game, the characters Ryu and Ken would do
a special attack throwing balls to their enemies and shouting Hadoken.
As you can see, WoW developers love to
entertain us with little easter eggs. Finding these hidden gems is super fun as
well. So, get looking and don’t forget to check out the above games when you
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