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May 11, 2021
Blizzard Entertainment
“You are not prepared!”
On June 1 2021, World of Warcraft Classic players will witness the arrival of 2007’s Burning Crusade expansion. again.
Illidan Stormrage will once more invite everyone over for a confrontation in the shattered realm of Outland where many dangers await players, and just as much loot.
World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade Classic is Blizzard Entertainment’s loyal recreation of the very first World of Warcraft expansion which sent players back through the Dark Portal to the shattered realm of Outland a distant, fel-scarred planet where the forces of the demonic Burning Legion prepared to mount an assault against all life on Azeroth.
And pre-expansion activities start 18th May. Updated on 6 May 2021
World of Warcraft Classic, Blizzard s retro version of the long-running MMO, will be expanding to include the game s first expansion, The Burning Crusade, on 1st June at 11pm BST/6pm PT.
As you d expect, The Burning Crusade s arrival will see World of Warcraft Classic receive all the features delivered in the original expansion, meaning the introduction of Blood Elves and the Draenei as playable races, flying mounts, an increased level cap of 70, arena PvP, and more.
WoW s map will also expand to include new starting zones - the Azuremyst Isles and Eversong Woods - and the Outland, a fel-scarred planet where the forces of the demonic Burning Legion prepare to mount an assault against all life on Azeroth , accessible through the Dark Portal.
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