It is acquainted that the WOW designers always make some adjustments about the contents of WOW in order to provide the players a better chance to exploring in WOW Leveling and WOW gold making.

Before February 9, the chief designer of WOW called Ghostcrawler has revealed that they will increase the output of Destructive Attack, which belongs to Protection Warrior, by overall 20%. Some players even guess that the 20% improvement is about weapon damage, but not the full amount of damage. However, he does not give the specific time when this modification will be released online. As a result, it is a doubt that whether the adjustment will appear in the next amendment.

Later, Ghostcrawler puts a post on the WOW website, saying they are repairing Destructive Attack, planning to improve 20% damage output, rather than 20% of weapon damage. However, he also states that he still can not tell the players the exact time when this Hotfix can be online. But one thing is sure that the related workers are making great effort to correct Destructive Attack. In normal circumstances, Hotfix will be online within one or two days. Of course, sometimes, it may be delayed for much longer time. In fact, it all depends on whether the amendment will trigger Bug or have other side-effects of the game.
 On the other hand, another piece of news about WOW also comes out that they will cancel the trial times of the players in Icecrown Castle of normal mode.

After the maintenance of each region in WOW this week, the teams can fight against Professor Putricide, Blood Queen Lana'thel and Sindragosa, as well as the Lich King in normal mode freely. Even though the team is destroyed, it will not affect the trial times. However, it is said that there are also trial times restrictions in heroic mode.

Currently, a considerable number of guilds have successfully conquer Icecrown Castle of heroic mode. It is believed that the further development of WOW will be more challengeable and more interesting. Besides, more and more players will be attracted to explore in it.