Scroll of Resurrection

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Scroll of Resurrection email

The Scroll of Resurrection was a method introduced by Blizzard to encourage former players to return to World of Warcraft, as a form of Recruit A Friend. By entering either an email address or the name and realm of the character the recipient last played on, players with an active account could try and get somebody back to play the game. As of 18 February 2014, the Scroll of Resurrection is no longer available.[1] With the release of Warlords of Draenor, it was effectively replaced by the Character Boost service.

The recipient received an email with a link that expired in thirty days. If the recipient decided to 'accept' the scroll he or she received ten days of free playtime. If the recipient paid afterward for one month of play, the sender of the scroll was rewarded with a free month of game time for him or her self. There were however limitations to this method:

  • One could send out only five scrolls at a time.
  • One could receive only up to three scrolls.
  • Only players that haven't played World of Warcraft for at least 90 days are eligible to receive scrolls.
  • One could accept only one scroll per account.

The New Scroll of Resurrection

Players that successfully invited a friend to rejoin World of Warcraft would receive a Horde  [Spectral Wind Rider] or a Alliance  [Spectral Gryphon], while their friend received:

  • One character instantly boosted to level 80
  • One free character move to the player's (that invited) faction/realm
  • A free upgrade to Cataclysm
  • 7 free days of game time

Notes

The returning player would also:

  • Have their bags replaced with 4 20-slot bags.
  • Have First Aid trained up to 450.
  • Have equipped one of the Cataclysm starting sets, exclusive to the Scroll of Resurrection system before patch 5.3.0.
  • All previously worn gear, items that were in the bags, and the replaced bags are mailed to the player.

Pandaren characters who had not yet chosen a faction (Alliance or Horde) were ineligible for the level boost. Monks were also ineligible, regardless of race.

Patch changes

See also

References

 
  1. ^ Blizzard Entertainment. The Scroll of Resurrection Retires. Retrieved on 2014-02-11.

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