These trash mobs, right before bosses

TBC gear was the most memorable, however Vanilla's gear was Burning Crusade Classic Gold more distinct. You have DST, stunherald/lionheart, Ashes of alar, warglavies, spellstrike/spellfire/shadoweave sets, Latros shifting sword, the sun eater (not meta but still a status item back in the day on priv servers). There are many items, but they're not the same as vanilla. Wotlk goes downhill fast, but it's most likely due to two issues. It's quite a feat to possess Naxx 15x2.

I began playing TBC Classic a week ago and, as a brand new player, I'd like to ask for directions for the zones of dungeons and raids in Outland. I can play them as they appear on the map, but the aspect is that I would like everything I play in the expansion to happen in chronological order in terms of lore. I completed all the quests in Hellfire Peninsula, the two dungeons within Hellfire Citadel, and all the quests in Zangarmarsh within the Serpent Lake dungeons. Then I'm getting quests in several zones and I'm feeling lost.
It's a bit too much from a retail lens. There is no "chronological or overarching story" to the quests for expansions. The majority of things are located within their specific zones. There was not a lot of grand story telling back then. So like, at 68 there's the option of Shadowmoon or Netherstorm but neither of those zones are in any way connected with either zone, and are both distinct things, meaning there's no definitive order for the story. For raids, you'll prefer to go to Kara Gruul’s Magtheridon Tempest Keep/Sepernt Shrines (again, they aren't in an orderly sequence), Hyjal Black Temple, Sunwell. ZA is real and enjoyable, but as with many troll things, it's just something that's its own, it doesn't "fit with" everywhere.

TBC was initially designed for expansion of the Classic game. It is a TBC server allows you to access to all Classic content, even though it's no longer in use. They're currently considered separate games for those who prefer the classic/plain version of the game.

Wow, classic is dead. I'd recommend tbc to anyone looking for vanilla. Are you a new player? If you are new I'd suggest you play at retail instead. It's a better game, with lots of quality of life improvements.

These trash mobs, right before bosses, come with a buff that they apply on themselves. This boosts dmg by I would guess 10%. You can then besiege them until a mage spell steals I think 8-10 stacks. After the mage has at least stacks Kill the boss and ensure that the mage remains within the blue beam throughout the phase. You should give him all the innervates as well as mana tides possible while healing the shit out of the mage, too. Arcan gets to these numbers the frost and fire are about 5k or so.

My friend, a healer and tank and I manage heroics. We carry the dps for all the time that the boss can be hit (level from 68 to 7 boss). There are some dungeons where this is probably an issue but also numerous heroics in buy WOW TBC Gold which the issue isn't that important.