World of Warcraft releases a wild battle royale mode today as part of its Plunderstorm 10.2.6 patch, but you won’t have to battle other players to fully enjoy it, Blizzard developers said.

“Even if you’re not the one to directly attack other players, you can go around killing monsters, opening chests and still collect Plunder along the way,” said Orlando Salvatore, a lead software engineer for Warcraft. Of course, you’ll still be a viable target for other players to attack. 

The 60-player free-for-all mode, which lives on a separate server than your normal WoW characters, launches today. Plunder is the currency dropped by monsters in the zone, other players, chests, and by winning the match. Plunder adds up to give you levels of Renown, which is similar to the reputatio…