For those of you who don’t know or are new into the world of Azeroth, Brewfest is a holiday which is similarly yet loosely based on the Bavarian Oktoberfest. During this holiday, there are a lot of quests, outfits, kegs and of course, riding rams. Last 2008, it began on September and ended on October 4^th, with the events just happening outside of Ironforge and Orgimmar, along with various beer gardens scattered across different cities.

Quoted from the World of Warcraft Folklore:

Celebrated by both the Horde and the Alliance, the Brewfest is a time to enjoy the fermented fruits of the harvest: pretzels, cheese, and booze! The competing breweries Thunderbrew, Barleybrew, and the Ogres, all come together outside of all the major cities in a bid to outdo each other with their special ales, meads, and beers. Brave adventurers are invited to sit back, take a pull, and sample the finest wares these brewers have to offer!

There are a lot of things happening during Brewfest, along with nifty quests, prizes, tokens and all the brew that you’ll ever need. Since Brewfest 2008, the mounts are no longer available via token exchange. Instead, players will have to venture Blackrock Depths and defeat Coren Direbrew, a boss encounter which has a similar summoning method to that of the Headless Horseman. These mounts are not faction-specific, so players can vie for the chance to loot a Great Brewfest Kodo or Swift Brewfest Ram.

There are also different events like Dark Iron Attacks, wherein Dark Iron Dwarves interrupt the Brewfest camps outside of Orgrimmar and Ironforge and you have to prevent them from stealing the brew by hitting them with a beer mug. There are also the Racing Rams and Keg Delivery events, both of which are events that players can participate on without having to worry about level-based mechanics.

These are just some of what you can expect during a month long Brewfest in Azeroth, and some players look forward to this event.

Don’t miss out on this beer-filled event and log in to your World of Warcraft account now.