The World of Warcraft community surfaced years -- more wow gold than a decade, by some counts -- to play World of Warcraft: Classic. After years and years of fans begging Blizzard to launch some way to perform Vanilla, relying upon unsanctioned private servers instead. Last year, Blizzard finally gave the crowds what they wanted with the release of Classic. The neighborhood was pleased, the game enjoyed a relatively-smooth launch, and fans began counting down the days until the next core attributes were added in.

But now we're a good amount of time out from the start, and a few players have exhausted everything that Classic has to offer you. The endgame Molten Core and Blackwing Lair are thoroughly cleared out, Onyxia has been killed countless times, and the PvP system continues to bloom. In ordinary Vanilla back in the early 2000's, fans new that there was coming down the pipeline.