Watch: Twitch streamer reacts to unlocking 'Invincible's Reigns' after 10+ years of playing World of Warcraft
On Day 40 of Twitch streamer blastter’s subathon, a momentous occasion occurred. The streamer, who has played World of Warcraft for over 10 years, finally unlocked one of the rare mounts from the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. The mount only drops from the Lich King during the Heroic 25-man version of Icecrown Citadel. The streamer, who has been farming the mount for a long time, was overjoyed when it finally happened.
During the subathon, the Twitch streamer was battling the Lich King in World of Warcraft, which can only be done once a week per character. The streamer was trying to psyche himself up to loot the boss but wasn't confident that the item he wanted would drop at all.
A few of his friends in the background were talking as well, and two items showed up when he clicked the body of the defeated Lich King: The Scepter of Teranas II and Invincible’s Reigns. The streamer was awestruck by the result, and his friends in the background also exclaimed in unison:
The Twitch streamer sat on his knees in his living room, unable to believe that it had finally happened. He repeatedly declared his joy at having finally unlocked the mount, and his chat popped off in support. One of the people in his voice chat apparently knew that this would happen:
The streamer was overcome with emotion and paced back and forth for a bit. Invincible’s Reigns has a 1.3% chance to drop from this encounter, so it can take a very long time to drop for some players.
The Twitch streamer covered his head with his hands and then walked up to the camera to show viewers that they were trembling.
Many World of Warcraft players still chase the dopamine high that blastter received, since the mount has a remarkably low drop rate.
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