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We're well into WoW Classic's Season of Mastery, with its accelerated release cycle sending players zooming through the whole of Classic at a speedy pace. Unlike the initial roll out of WoW Classic, the Season of Mastery plans to release Phase 6 within 12 months, so you'll experience the whole game — plus some new challenges — within a year.

The Season of Mastery concept is a game changer for WoW Classic -- it basically allows the game to constantly reinvent itself and keep what will otherwise become a very limited set of content (the original WoW and two expansions) into something evergreen.

Like WoW Classic, Burning Crusade Classic starts at a late patch (2.4.3) but game content will roll out over the course of five phases, as well as a prepatch interval I'm terming "phase zero." It mimics the original game release to an extent, but there will be some items whose availability will be unlocked as well over the course of the phases, which we've noted below.

All of the content in Burning Crusade Classic is spread out across five content Phases, and we're finally ready to head to Phase 2, as Overlords of Outland launches on September 15.

The Burning Crusade Classic is launching, but WoW Classic's version of original World of Warcraft is still available.

There were fewer classes in The Burning Crusade than there are now, but that doesn't mean there weren't quite a few.

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

For me, the natural demarcation line for the WoW Classic concept was, well, level 60.

At BlizzcOnline, we learned that Burning Crusade Classic will run on patch 2.4.3.

The advent of the Core Set for Hearthstone will bring many changes, including cards being added or removed, cards being changed, and in one specific case, a Hero Power being slightly reworked. In the What's Next panel, Hearthstone Game Designer Alec Dawson explained that Shaman will be the class most affected by all the numerous Core Set changes.