WoW Classic

If you've only been playing World of Warcraft for the past few years, you might well be pretty used to the way the current talent system works, where you have three talents per tier and can choose one of the three, and gain a new talent tier every so often (in most cases, every 15 levels or so until you hit level 90, and then a last tier at level 100).

In WoW Classic, to get a random group together, you're going to have to rely on your salesmanship because you're probably going to need to stand in a capital city and spam General Chat while you accumulate your party.

Okay, so you're about to play WoW Classic and you want to know what the stuff on your gear means.

Anyone who is currently subscribed to WoW will have the opportunity to play the WoW Classic beta during the upcoming stress test.

Before flying mounts and the many levels of Riding Skill that we have today in the current game, there was the old version of the mount system.

If you are like most World of Warcraft players who started playing more recently -- say, after Cataclysm -- you've probably heard a lot of horror stories about Alterac Valley back in Classic WoW, and I'm here to tell you two things.

There were a lot of excellent quests in the old days of World of Warcraft.

The WoW Classic beta has been going for a while now, but the entire game is locked behind a level cap for concentrated testing.

I can't get over how much I love WoW Classic not despite its warts, but because of them.

When WoW Classic launches globally on August 26, you'll want to be equipped to jump straight into the re-made game and start leveling up your character.