WoW Classic

If you played WoW Classic when it rolled out, you got to witness its phased content release schedule.

Attunements — the lengthy quest chains that allowed access to dungeons and raids — were a major part of the vanilla World of Warcraft experience, and were faithfully recreated for WoW Classic.

WoW Classic and Burning Crusade Classic have their roots in tabletop roleplaying games like D&D.

I have argued exactly the opposite of this on several occasions, and I might do so again, but sitting here at 5 am the day after I got my eye injections I find myself thinking that the new Chronoboon Displacer -- while it is something that never existed in vanilla WoW -- is a good sign for the future of WoW Classic.

Boosted characters have arrived for testing on the Burning Crusade Classic beta servers.

The Burning Crusade had a series of raids throughout its time, from 10 player raids like Karazhan and Zul'Aman to the seven 25 player raids.

With the arrival of the Chronoboon Displacer, WoW Classic is changed from the original game.

The Burning Crusade Classic beta test has begun, so it's a good time to sign up to be a beta tester (or verify that you're signed up) so you can check the game out early.

There's a solid chance we'll see the first build of Burning Crusade Classic's beta test go live this week, and that's gotten me thinking about what exactly people are going to want to test and learn from it all.

After years of riding the game's flight paths on majestic Gryphons and lithe Windriders, players would take the reins themselves in Burning Crusade.