As the statistics about WAR Power leveling announced by the Electronic Arts, since November in 2008, the number of WAR subscribers who need Warhammer Power Leveling has reduced about 500 thousands down to 300 thousands. This is a big Warhammer Powerleveling loss of attraction of Warhammer Online to people.

Now that Lich King has been out for some time and that world of warcraft keeps its dominance position in the MMORPG industry especially WAR Power leveling once again, it seems that only the most dedicated of WAR players remain Warhammer Power Leveling. It's hard to keep an MMOG populated when people keep flocking off to other pastures - the fewer people who need WAR Levelings there are to play with, the less reason there is to stay, regardless of the quality of the content of Warhammer Powerleveling.

Still, those who do decide to stick with Warhammer Power Leveling won't be left out in the cold. Mythic recently announced a series of major expansions of Warhammer Powerleveling for the game that will be available for all subscribers who need WAR Power leveling, including two new classes: the Dwarf Slayer and the Orc Choppa. The new classes for Warhammer Power Leveling will be introduced in a live in-game event this month, as will the rest of the updates of WAR Levelings for the game later on, which also include a new Warhammer Powerleveling for realm-vs-realm dungeon zone called The Land of the Dead.

"In North America and Europe, Warhammer Online of WAR Power leveling now has over 300K paying subscribers of Warhammer Power Leveling." EA revealed yesterday in a conference call. The MMOG had previously built quite a bit of momentum for WAR Levelings at its launch, which possesses 750,000 users who need Warhammer Powerleveling in October and then nearly 800,000 in November.