The goal is for players with and without War Mode to be entirely equal in terms of XP and Azerite Power. However, Hazzikostas was very clear that War Mode is not intended to be an advantage or requirement. While we aren’t entirely sure of the specific rewards, we know that War Mode will grant extra experience and Azerite Power to those who participate in it. Once out in the open world, War Mode players will be able to attack members of the enemy faction anytime they wish. As long as you’re in your capital, you can toggle this on and off as you please.
This will migrate them to a server filled with War Mode players only. Players on any server will be able to go to their capital city (Stormwind for the Alliance and Orgrimmar for the Horde) and toggle on War Mode. In Battle for Azeroth, every server will have world PvP turned off by default - but this is where the new War Mode comes into play. In the past, World of Warcraft’s servers have either had world PvP turned on or world PvP turned off. If you’re unfamiliar with the term, world PvP refers to players attacking and killing other players in the open world rather than designated arenas and battlegrounds.
Thanks to a Q&A with game director Ian Hazzikostas at Blizzard’s headquarters, we now have a better idea of how the new world PvP system will work.
At BlizzCon 2017, alongside the announcement of the Battle for Aze r oth expansion, Blizzard announced that PvP servers would be going away in World of Warcraft.
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