"According to a datamine by Wowhead, a shop-file description mentions a "Brutosaur Comeback." The description doesn't specify which massive dinosaur Brutosaur mount it is, but it's likely not the original Mighty Caravan Brutosaur that was available during the game's Battle for Azeroth expansion to the tune of 5 million gold. That leaves the Trader's Gilded Brutosaur, which was available during a three-month period for WoW's 20th anniversary, as the likely candidate."
"In other WoW micro (macro?) transaction news, another datamine indicates Blizzard will introduce a new premium currency for housing. Early access to player housing will arrive with the game's 11.2.7 patch this year for those who preorder the Midnight expansion, though it will be missing its Neighborhood events system. That will come with the Midnight pre-patch, expected to release towards the end of January 2026, according to a datamine."
Wowhead datamine mentions a 'Brutosaur Comeback' in a shop-file description, but the specific Brutosaur is unspecified. The original Mighty Caravan Brutosaur was available for 5 million gold during Battle for Azeroth, leaving the Trader's Gilded Brutosaur—the $90 mount sold during WoW's 20th anniversary—as the likely candidate. Wowhead estimates Blizzard may have earned roughly $15 million from that sale. The mount could return around WoW's 21st anniversary on November 16, though price is unknown. Separate datamines indicate a new premium housing currency, early housing access in patch 11.2.7 for Midnight preorders, and the Neighborhood system slated for the Midnight pre-patch.
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