In Wrath of the Lich King, the threshold for high-end raids has dropped to 10 players, and that should open up at least some of the very best loot to a vastly larger number of people.In the original WoW, it took 40 players to comprise such a raid, and that, explained Glerum, was difficult for many guilds--organized groups in the game--to accomplish, given the complexities of getting so many people together.The reason why has to do with a tweaking of the rules about how many players it takes to put together a high-end raid, the kind of action where the best loot in the game is found. The effect of this was that a very small percentage of WoW players could get their hands on the best loot, since the only way to get it was to be part of such raiding groups. Buy cheap wow gold here !

In fact, in Wrath, 10-member parties will be able to take part in high-end raids, though 25-member parties will still be rewarded with access to more complex environments and slightly better loot. But at least those who can pull together high-level players will be able to take part in the action. In Burning Crusade, the number was dropped to 25, meaning that many more guilds could manage to put together high-end raiding parties. Still, she said, getting 25 people together was often a challenge for many guilds.Brack said a good analogy for the two different raiding party limits is that there are dungeons and heroic versions of those dungeons. "If you're familiar with the mechanics of the 10-person version," Brack said, "then you should be familiar with the 25-person version, at least in the philosophical sense."  You can buy cheap wow gold here ,we have cheap wow gold for sale !