This represents a break from the convention

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To be able to save the sense of the wow classic gold, Blizzard is taking a similar strategy with WoW Classic. The game launched in about the same state as vanilla WoW has been following its own release, and they will be rolling out additional content in various phases, following more or less the exact same sequence as the first in order to preserve the planned progression.

The game has recently entered Phase 3 of the program, with the first Battlegrounds -- Warsong Gulch and Alterac Valley -- having been released in December. On the PvE side of things, Phase 3 also promised the release of the Blackwing Lair raid, in addition to the coming of the Darkmoon Faire, and Blizzard has now announced when these may be anticipated.

The Blackwing Lair attunement quest, which players will need to complete in order to enter the raid, will arrive on January 10. The raid itself is set to be published on February 12, going live concurrently for all realms at 3 PM PST / 6 PM EST / 11 PM GMT.

This represents a break from the convention for Blizzard, who in the retail sport have consistently unlocked fresh raids at different times for North America, Europe, and Asia. This has long been a point of contention for people who participate in or follow the race to the world's first completion in a new raid, but for Blackwing Lair, it seems everyone will begin on a level bottom.

The other big news is that the coming of the Darkmoon Faire, which will be a world event offering games, loot, and more -- including the much-sought Darkmoon Decks. The Faire will set up in Mulgore and Elwyn Forest, with cheap classic wow gold all the festivities opening on February 10.