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The honor system is a way for players to gain honor rewards and PvP rewards by participating in PvP (Player vs. Player) settings (random, world, arena, battleground, or zone). Initially, only random, world and battlegrounds were available, but arena and zone areas where added

Contents 1 Random PvP 2 World PvP 3 Arena 4 Battlegrounds 5 PvP zones 5.1 Subzones 5.1.1 Zone-specific PvP tokens 5.2 Zones 6 See also

Random PvP

Main article: Random PvP

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World PvP

Main article: World PvP

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Arena

Main article: Arena PvP system

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Battlegrounds

Main article: Battleground

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PvP zones

Main article: PvP zone

There are basically two types of PvP zones: subzones and full zones. They are distinguished from other PvP areas in that special rules and effects apply while in these zones, but they are not instanced in any way, so players can enter and leave the zones freely. World of Warcraft started with PvP tasks in Eastern Plaguelands and Silithus, Burning Crusade added more PvP subzones (in Hellfire Peninsula, Nagrand, Terokkar Forest, and Zangarmarsh), and Wrath of the Lich King added full PvP zones (Wintergrasp).

Subzones

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Zone-specific PvP tokens

This section concerns content exclusive to The Burning Crusade.

Starting with Burning Crusade, there are PvP tokens earned in specific zones when killing players of the opposing faction:

• [Mark of Honor Hold] - earned in Hellfire Peninsula and Zangarmarsh for Alliance Players.
• [Mark of Thrallmar] - earned in Hellfire Peninsula and Zangarmarsh for Horde Players.
• [Halaa Battle Token] - earned when killing players surrounding Halaa in Nagrand.^{[citation needed]}

Zones

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See also

• Honor system (pre-4.0)