Class halls are where you'll be upgrading your artifact weapon, picking up new class-specific quests, and scouting out new zones to buy wow gold go and level in, but they also have a ton of useful features that will keep you coming back every few hours. Firstly, the follower system from Warlords of Draenor returns but heavily overhauled to make it less of a chore. Instead of managing a few dozen followers, you have five champions that you send out on real-time missions for resources and items. To help those followers on their missions, you can also invest resources into building an expendable militia that can increase your chances of success.
Class halls can also be upgraded to legion challenge mode add specific passive buffs to your character, like a chance to earn extra loot from a quest or the ability to equip more than one legendary item. Upgrading your class hall will take an exponentially-increasing amount of time, so focus on it early and constantly. If the idea of killing Gul'Dan and driving back the Burning Legion isn't nearly as important to you as mercilessly slaughtering your fellow player, then the sweeping changes to the PVP system will be of great concern to you. Some of the changes are contentious, but they do make endgame PvP far more approachable for people who don't have the time to dedicated to both PvE and PvP.
The previous iteration of PvP used a special currency you earned from killing players to spend on PvP-specific gear as a way of Artifact Weapons progressing, but that system is now gone entirely. All gear in Legion is appropriate for use in PvP and the statistics each provides is now equalized across all players within a battleground. Instead, equipment's item level will provide a very tiny percentage buff on stats so that those wearing the most powerful gear will have a slight edge over those who aren't. That sounds frustrating at first, but in addition to the new PvP talents, it makes quite a bit of sense.
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