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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