The upcoming game "World of Warcraft: Legion" will feature three new dungeons, an enhancement that is anticipated to delight many gamers.

According to Express, the company behind the much-played battle game has already detailed the latest addition in the set of dungeons during the Gamescon early this month, even before its rumored release date.

These three dungeons will include the Halls of Valor, Black Rook Hold and Vault of the Wardens.

As explained by the site, the Halls of Valor can be found beyond the clouds of Valhalla-inspired Stormheim. The Vrykul's God king will be part of this particular prison, while the Black Rook Hold, the bad side of the ancient Elven stronghold, is the ancestral home of Lord Ravencrest. The Vault of the Wardens, on the other hand, is a "confirmed standpoint for hunters" of the "World of Warcraft: Legion."

Apart from these detailed dungeons, Blizzard also listed six other prisons, to wit: Eye of Azshara, Darkheart Thicket, Neltharion's Lair, Helheim, Suramar City and Violet Hold.

"Before you head out into the wild with your lower-level wild things, make sure you pick up the quest 'The Very Best," the developer said about the "World of Warcraft: Legion."

"Because you're the best - around - you'll want to queue up for PvP Pet Battles with a team of three level-25 pets," the developer added.

Blizzard continued by saying, "After only five wins during the event, you'll be rewarded with an Ultimate Battle-Training Stone, which means another level 25 is on its way to your collection."

When it comes to its release date, PC Advisor reported that it will be around November 2016, basing on the usual two-year release cycle being followed by Blizzard. However, the site said, gamers can already expect the release of its Beta later this year.

PC Advisor shared that with the expansion of the game to "World of Warcraft: Legion," the level cap will be raised to 110 which means more battles to win (or lose).