There will be some modernizing of the Looking for Group tool, which was present in the original TBC, but didn't allow for automatic group formation for dungeons and raids. However, in the name of faction balance, both Horde and Alliance Paladins will be given access to both Seals. This led to a lot of early speculation from players wanting to play Paladins in Classic TBC re-rolling as Horde to take advantage of the more-powerful Seal of Blood ability. Blood Elves had Seal of Blood, and Alliance Paladins had Seal of Vengeance. In the original TBC, Horde and Alliance Paladins had different Seals. At that time, both Draenei and Blood Elves, with their new leveling zones, will also launch, allowing players to level up Draenei and Blood Elf characters to join their friends more quickly in Outlands. In Classic TBC, there will be a pre-patch event in normal Classic that will precede the opening of the Dark Portal. In original TBC, these two races were not available for play until the launch of TBC in January 2007. While much of the core game will not change, there are some quality of life changes that will occur between the two systems that account for changes made in the past 15 years.ĭraenei and Blood Elves Will Release Earlier This section will cover those changes that will be different between the releases of original TBC in January 2007 and Classic TBC in 2021. Cannot be used on Draenei or Blood Elves.Will not be usable on Classic Era Realms, only on progression servers.Again, we don't know how much this will be (a regular character boost in Retail is currently $60 USD), but unlike the Retail character boost, there are restrictions. This is to allow players who might not have been interested in playing Classic but who wish to play Classic TBC to join their friends in the new expansion. This is another fee service that will allow a player to boost one Classic character to level 58. There is no word yet on how much this will cost, but if you're undecided, it will preserve your options. This paid option will allow you to clone that character snapshot and move it to a Classic Era Realm, while your original model stays on the progression server and moves on to Classic TBC. The current servers will be progressing on to Classic TBC. Progress to Classic TBC: This is the easiest option: do nothing and stay where you are.This realm will be forever kept at Classic Phase 6 (Naxxramas) and never progress on to Classic TBC.
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Classic Now, Classic Forever: Players who do not wish to progress to Classic TBC will have the option to transfer their characters free to a "Classic Era Realm".At that time, players will be presented with three choices. A Pre-Patch event will come online before the launch of Classic TBC, and when the servers come up, they will take a snapshot of all characters and realms. Following Classic, these will likely be testable in upcoming PTR builds after release.įor players with characters currently on Classic realms, there will be three choices for deciding their character's fate. We can assume that while Phase 1 content will be available for Classic TBC, the rest of the phases will not be testable immediately in Beta. Phase 2: Serpentshrine Cavern, Tempest Keep.Phase 1: Karazhan, Gruul's Lair, Magtheridon's Lair.Like Classic, Classic TBC will release content in phases. (There is indication there may be a Classic TBC Deluxe Edition, which may cost an extra fee - see the section about Perks). Any WoW-subscribed player will be able to play Classic TBC. Like Classic, Classic TBC will also not cost an extra subscription fee to play. However, they also indicated that bosses will be hand tuned to be closer to their original (2.0) states, taking into account that actual player power will not be up to end-of-expansion levels at launch. This means that the class tuning will be mostly done for the entire expansion. The release version of Classic TBC will be the 2.4.3 TBC client. This guide will be updated as more information is known. This guide will discuss what is currently known about versions, release schedules, player choices, beta, changes between Original TBC and Classic TBC, known issues, and perks! Welcome to Wowhead's guide to Classic Burning Crusade: Everything We Know So Far! The Burning Crusade Classic (Classic TBC) was officially announced at BlizzConline on February 19, 2021, with Beta opening on March 23, 2021.
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