Relive Your Adventure With the WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Edition

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If you missed out on joining WoW Classic's nostalgic launch in 2019, relive the experience in the game that sparked it all with all-new fresh realms when the World of Warcraft® Classic: 20th Anniversary Edition launches globally on November 21 at 2:00 pm PST.

It's never too late to go back and re-experience World of Warcraft anew and gain the edge with a clean start on a level playing field, with fresh economies, on large realms, and just in time to celebrate 20 years of adventures in Azeroth!

And the journey doesn't stop there—for our PvP and PvE realms, conquer the heat of Outland when these realms progress to the Burning Crusade Classic!

PvE and faction-balanced PvP will be ready for those seeking a new nostalgic journey to level 60, and challenge-seeking defenders of Azeroth can progress through the Classic Era phases of content on fresh Hardcore realms.

Join other players and strike out on a new adventure to level 60, but there's no need to rush—you'll have plenty of time to enjoy; the Molten Core and Onyxia raids open on December 12 PST.

Access quality-of-life features that arrived later in the WoW Classic cycle, right from the start—such as the Chronoboon Displacer to save your world buffs and the improved PvP Honor Ranking system.

For those who enjoy the look and feel of the Classic Guild UI, we've implemented an option for players to choose between using the original Classic Guild UI or the newer Guild UI.

Getting a group is now easier with a Looking for Group (LFG) tool, allowing players to manually create, join, and browse parties. Additionally, we're adding a Services chat channel that players can enable, specifically for advertising services such as portals, summons, and tribute buffs.

Also, the option of creating "Self-Found" characters will be available right from the start on Hardcore realms—should you wish to take on the challenging wilds of Azeroth with the inability to trade with other players, send and receive most mail, or use the auction house.

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