If you know anything about the history of World of Warcraft, the Qiraji black battle tank probably grabs your attention as one of the most iconic items in the history of the game. As one of the rarest and most difficult mounts to obtain, the Battle Tank, often referred to as the "worm's mount", requires players to go through a long chain of quests to get it.

But there is a caveat. To get a mount, you must be one of the first people on the server to complete the command sequence. In fact, only a small number of people can potentially edit enough resources needed to complete a task in a given week due to the limited number of mobs abandoning those resources. This makes acquiring a worm mount a huge effort for many guilds, with only one person completing a guild's mission in time if lucky.

With the launch of the fifth phase of Classica on July 28, many people have tried to find creative and potentially exploitable ways to edit bug-mounts. But yesterday Blizzard announced a few details about the next phase, which will stop this type of action, in an effort to preserve the impact the worm mount had in WoW when it originally appeared.

Blizzard took a closer look at previous information it shared about players looking to edit a bug mount or even participate in the Ahn'Qiraj (AQ) Gate Opening Event on multiple servers. Blizzard does not appear to allow players to use server transfers to use agricultural equipment to mount bugs on one server and to transfer themselves or that equipment to other servers.

A few weeks ago, Blizzard said that players transferred to the kingdom in the last 90 days will not be able to complete the last quest in the chain that gives the worm mount. While they can complete a chain of missions, they cannot be rewarded for being among the first on their server to do so. That players cannot transfer characters from "Silithus Carapace Fragments", the primary resource required to complete a quest chain that takes a long time to edit.

Both steps were done to prevent people from migrating characters to extremely low population servers to edit bug fixes without competition. If the action were allowed, there would likely be enough people to edit mats for others or get a bug mount on a low population server to avoid competition with other players and guilds.

Maybe the AQ event in Vanilla WoW didn't exactly work that way, but Blizzard's implementation of the countermeasures is sure to bring the company some credit to players who want the Black Qiraji Battle Tank to have the same luster as it did in the mid-2000s.

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