'World of Warcraft' News: Patch 7.2 Brings Cathedral of Eternal Night Dungeon, UI Changes
Newly added Cathedral of Eternal Night dungeon comes with four bosses for 'World of Warcraft' players to take on
The long wait for Patch 7.2 has finally ended for "World of Warcraft" players, and they can finally try out many of the new additions it brings to the game.
Among the more notable new features included in Patch 7.2 is none other than the dungeon known as The Cathedral of Eternal Night.
Fel minions run rampant within this dungeon, and even after players work their way through them, they will still need to deal with the four bosses that have taken residence in this place.
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The first of these four bosses is Agronox, an ancient who once worked for the Night Elves but who has since been changed by the abundance of fel energy that exists within the Cathedral, turning him into a formidable foe driven to destroy and devastate.
Domatrax is the next dungeon boss, and making this encounter particularly difficult is the presence of demons who will be looking to take down the players right where they stand.
Another boss inside the Cathedral of Eternal Night is Mephistroth, and developers have noted over on the game's official website that he will use his "cunning" to gain the upper hand and should prove to be a handful to defeat even for seasoned "World of Warcraft" players.
Thrashbite the Scornful is another powerful enemy players will have to face, and he is one they will see once they make their way to the grand library of the Cathedral.
Patch 7.2 also delivers its share of user interface changes to the game, including one that allows the Blood of Sargeras vendor to sell items in multiple amounts.
The mailbox will now also come with an "Open All" button, while accidental clicking should no longer be an issue as well with the patch installed.
Changes to items, classes and even for Player versus Player mode are also included in the newest patch.
More news about "World of Warcraft" should be made available in the near future.
