Honor rewards are now Victory Road rewards that require Victory Points.

The Warcraft Rumble team has announced that they've reworked the game's player-versus-player (PvP) system. This rework changes how folks can earn rewards and more. Read on for details.

Warcraft Rumble screenshots (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)
Warcraft Rumble screenshots (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)

Warcraft Rumble PvP rework

On Jan. 9, the Warcraft Rumble team announced a rework for the game's PvP system. Notably, the old Honor rewards are now Victory Road rewards. This means all rewards can no longer be earned via Honor. Instead, they're unlockable using Victory Points.

Warcraft Rumble gameplay screenshots (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)
Warcraft Rumble gameplay screenshots (Images via Blizzard Entertainment)

What are Victory Points in Warcraft Rumble?

In Warcraft Rumble, Victory Points are earned by completing PvP matches. This is regardless if the player wins or loses. However, wins and win streaks do result in more of this in-game currency. These Victory Points also reset every new Warcraft Rumble season.

Warcraft Rumble Honor explained

Meanwhile, Honor isn’t going away. It places players into their respective Honor ranks. Additionally, at the end of each season, players get their rank placements and respective rewards.

There are also a couple of new ranks to consider: Top 1 and Top 100. "These new rankings will not be able to be tracked in game," explained the developers. "We're hoping to include this in a future update. Ranks beyond 100 can still be tracked in game with the Honor rank system."

The developers continued, "Honor rating has been simplified and is no longer calculated per Leader. All Leaders can contribute to Honor rating. There is no longer matchmaking based on which Leader is chosen."

In terms of other changes, PvP match lengths are shortened from 3 minutes and 30 seconds to 2 minutes. Meanwhile, overtime remains 1 minute.

Warcraft Rumble can be played on PC (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)
Warcraft Rumble can be played on PC (Image via Blizzard Entertainment)

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