Patch 8.1.5 Released Three Years Ago on March 12th, 2019

Patch 8.1: Tides of Vengeance, the first major content patch in Battle for Azeroth was so huge and sprawling that it unrolled in stages. On March 12th, 2019, the final part of Tides of Vengeance, Patch 8.1.5 was released and with it, a wealth of new content. , continued...

New Raid: Crucible of Storms A long-submerged evil stirs beneath the Shrine of the Storm. The whispers that drove Lord Stormsong to madness echo within the depths, a siren song of eldritch power. Those who listen and obey prepare dark rituals to carry out their master's will. Whatever nightmarish schemes fuel their fanatical devotion, one thing is certain: they must be stopped.

While included in this patch, the third Battle for Azeroth raid, Crucible of Storms wouldn't actually open until a few weeks later. This was a short, 2 boss raid that kept the threat of the Old Gods alive while the factions battled over Dazar'alor. The fights mechanics involved the Relics of Power gathered during the introductory questline.

1st Boss — The Restless Cabal — Fa'thuul the Feared and Zaxasj the Speaker 2nd Boss — Uu'nat <Harbinger of the Void> New Allied Races: Kul Tiran human and Zandalari troll

Humans could finally be druids and shaman with the introduction of their burly cousins, the Kul Tiran humans.

Kul Tiras was founded by fearless explorers who sailed uncharted waters in search of adventure. As a key member of the Alliance of Lordaeron, the Kul Tiran navy dominated the seas of Azeroth with its legendary fleet. — Patch Notes: Patch 8.1.5

Tall and straight backed, Zandalari Trolls added to the diversity of the Horde.

The Zandalari are a proud people whose origins date back to the early days of Azeroth's history. Their fierce warriors ride dinosaurs into Read more on wowhead.com