Players will experience Serpentshrine Cavern in the second stage of TBC Classic

If you have already experienced World of Warcraft TBC Classic, you will definitely find that the content of the raid in the game is slightly different from the content of the expansion pack originally launched in 2007. Some players may not enter the Serpent Temple or Storm Fortress in the first month or more of the expansion, but the only thing that players can't enter is a tuning mission line that is not highly publicized.

Blizzard decided to postpone their release because the equipment in these raids is much stronger than the equipment in other raids such as Gruul's Lair and Karazhan, and the players now have a better understanding of the game than they were back then. Obviously, if Blizzard releases these instances when TBC launches, most of the early final game content and rewards of the expansion will quickly Buy WOW TBC Classic Gold become irrelevant.

For this reason, Blizzard will release the Viper Temple Cave and Storm Fortress raids as part of the second phase of TBC Classic. Although the exact date for the second phase has not yet been announced, the testing of this phase began on the game's PTR at the end of last month. In the past, Blizzard tried to make old content releases mimicking the timeline they followed when initially releasing content in the mid-2000s. But this particular situation makes it more difficult to determine when we might see these raids.

At this rate, players may wish to conduct a WOW TBC Classic Gold raid sometime in the next three to four weeks. This means that most dedicated players will have about 15 weeks to conduct Level 4 raids before new content arrives. Although the Dark Temple dropped only 18 weeks after TBC's initial release, a similar amount of time was spent on the fifth layer to get more appropriate dissemination than players got in 2007. By the way, all new and old players can buy cheap WOW TBC Classic Gold from MMOWTS to pursue greater progress.