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On March 20, the first part of WoW 20th Anniversary Phase 3 was officially launched! New content in this part includes Blackwing Lair raid, level 50 class quests, Warsong Gulch reputation lists, Eternal Quintessence, and Darkmoon Faire. I wonder how you have completed them? If you haven’t started yet, you must hurry up, because the second part will open Arathi Basin for you!

In the second week after the start of Phase 3, WoW Classic 20th Anniversary will continue to bring new changes on April 3, such as the cancellation of PVP honor rank 11 cap, and the most important resource battle that will be launched in Arathi Basin! Considering that you may not be very familiar with the original game before, we will introduce you to some things to know about fighting in Arathi Basin in detail.

WoW Classic 20th Arathi Basin

Arathi Basin in WoW 20th Phase 3 will officially open on April 3 at 3:00 PM PDT, where you will be able to join other players in a 15-on-15 resource battle. The winning team will not only ensure that everyone has the opportunity to win WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold through fighting, but also win more opportunities for their faction to continue to grow.

To make your team win, you must hone your team coordination skills with your teammates, so that you have a chance to capture and hold five different bases on the map in the battle to accumulate resources. It is worth noting that the starting point of the battle will be different depending on your faction: Alliance players will start near Stables at Trollbane Hall, while Horde players will start near the Defiler’s Den farm. After that, the first team to collect 2,000 resources wins. Here is a more intuitive list of Arathi Basin gameplay:

1. Number of players: 15 vs. 15
2. Level range: 20+
3. Capture points: Farm, Mine, Blacksmith, Lumberyard and Stable
4. Resources required to win: 2000

Arathi Basin Battleground Strategy

The above is the overall idea of ​​playing Arathi Basin battle in WoW 20th Anniversary Phase 3, but in order to minimize the confusion you will encounter when April 3 arrives, we will introduce more relevant information further.

What Is Arathi Basin?

Arathi Basin is located in Arathi Highlands. Due to its special geographical location and rich resource storage, Alliance and Horde have long used it as one of the main positions for competing for natural resources. The zone first appeared in the original game in patch 1.7 in 2005 as a control point battlefield and the associated factions are The League of Arathor and The Defilers.

How To Enter Arathi Basin?

If you don’t want to be lost when all your teammates have gathered, you need to figure out the route to Arathi Basin in advance. If you are an Alliance player, the entrance is at 45.4, 44.2 Sanctuary, and for Horde players, the entrance is at 73.7, 29.3 north of Hammerfell. Or you can find 6 Arathi Basin Battlemasters in the main cities of the game and queue up to enter Arathi Basin.

1. Keras Wolfheart: Darnassus, Warrior’s Terrace, 58, 37
2. Donal Osgood: Ironforge, Military Ward, 70, 89
3. Lady Hoteshem: Stormwind, Stormwind Keep, 78, 17
4. Deze Snowbane: Orgrimmar, Valley of Honor, 79, 29
5. Martin Lindsey: Thunder Bluff, Spirit Rise, 28, 21
6. Sir Malory Wheeler: Undercity, Royal Quarter, 61, 93

How To Accumulate Resources As Quickly As Possible?

In order to accumulate 2000 resources before the enemy team, you must work with your teammates to occupy all resource nodes completely as quickly as possible and protect them from being recaptured, because when a resource node is completely controlled by you, it will not only generate a certain amount of resources at a fixed time but also the more nodes you control, the faster the resource generation speed. If you can occupy all 5 resource nodes, the resource generation speed can even increase tenfold.

It is worth noting that these nodes do not belong to any faction before the battle begins. After that, you and your teammates can start from your starting point and expand your influence to the following areas:

1. Stables: Nearest Trollbane Hall in the north.
2. Gold Mine: Northeast corner of the map.
3. Blacksmith: Center of the map.
4. Lumber Mill: Southeast of the map.
5. Farm: Closest to Defiler’s Den in the south.

What Are Resource Node Flags?

In order to show the ownership status of the current resource nodes to all players clearly, these nodes will be equipped with flags in three different states:

1. White flag: This is the starting state of the flag, indicating that neither side has claimed the node.
2. Gray flag marked with Alliance or Horde symbol: This means that one party is attacking the node and is waiting for the original occupying party to fight back.
3. Alliance blue flag/Horde red flag: Indicates that the node has been attacked and occupied by a faction and has begun to generate resources.

If you want to capture the flag, you or your teammates need to attack any unclaimed or contested/occupied flag and gain control by guiding for 8 seconds. However, if you are damaged or stunned by the enemy during this period, the 8-second attack will be interrupted and you must start over.

After the 8-second channel is completed, the flag of the node will be contested. If 60 seconds pass without being attacked by the enemy again, the node will be considered occupied by you and start generating resources for you. But if the enemy can successfully defend the flag, the corresponding node will remain under the control of the enemy.

I believe that after reading our introduction, you will feel more comfortable in the battle for Arathi Basin in WoW 20th Anniversary after April 3. Wish you good luck!

While WoW 20th Anniversary will soon begin its third phase on March 20, you’ll be able to experience more new game content, but perhaps you’ve just joined the server, or you just don’t know how to improve your combat efficiency, so you may not have yet completed the dungeons and quests in the previous phases, such as Molten Core and Onyxia’s Lair.

Of course, it’s not impossible to experience the latest content directly, but if you want to accumulate more WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold for your character, you shouldn’t miss any opportunity to provide gold. So we’ve provided you with detailed information about these two dungeons.

Molten Core

To access this dungeon, you first need to go to Burning Steppes and make sure your character level is at least 60. Since Molten Core is a group dungeon, if you want to defeat the final boss Ragnaros with your teammates, you must know the specific information about the 10 bosses in the dungeon.

1. Lucifron

This is a patient and ambitious man who will wait until you show a flaw before attacking you, or substitute in when his flame summoner is in danger of being defeated by you. In addition, Lucifron and his two flame summoners guard the huge core hound Magmadar, the favorite pet of the ultimate boss Ragnaros.

2. Magmadar

As the name of the dungeon suggests, it is a terrifying behemoth made of fire and rolling magma, and is also the origin of the core hounds wandering in the earthen halls of Molten Core. When you encounter it, you will find that there are also a group of ferocious hounds around it, so you must be more careful.

3. Gehennas

This boss is at the bottom of the elemental hierarchy of the fire lords, and because of this, he has always coveted the power and status of his superiors, resulting in almost no one trusting him except his two loyal guards. In fact, these two guards believe that they may benefit from Gehennas’ promotion.

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4. Garr

As one of Ragnaros’ lieutenants during War of the Three Hammers, Garr betrayed and defeated Prince Thunderran alongside Baron Geddon, and later guarded Rune of Blaz with eight Firesworn guards.

5. Baron Geddon

This is a fire elemental boss that patrols Shazzrah’s spawn area while guarding Rune of Zeth, so be careful of any attacks from him when you come near it.

6. Shazzrah

Of all the fire summoners that entered Azeroth with Ragnaros, Shazzrah has the most arcane talent, and he has been trying to intensify the conflict between Garr and Baron Geddon in order to obtain the full Talisman of Elemental Binding, which allows him to become more powerful by absorbing its energy.

7. Sulfuron Harbinger

This is also a favored flame summoner of Ragnaros, who will command Ambassador Flamelash and other lesser flame summoners from the outside world to attack you and your teammates from the depths of the infernal depths of Molten Core.

8. Golemagg The Incinerator

As you know, the most terrible soldiers in Ragnaros’ elemental forces are the lava giants, and Golemagg the Incinerator is even more powerful among them. He can even keep the offspring of Magmadar as pets.

9. Majordomo Executus

This boss is at the top of the elemental hierarchy and is the most terrible emissary under Ragnaros. In fact, he has proved his lofty status through his combat performance.

10. Ragnaros

Finally, here we are - this elemental fire lord is more terrible than any of the previous bosses. He destroyed Redridge Mountains and masterminded his rise to power in the last days of Azeroth.

Onyxia’s Lair

This dungeon is located in Dustwallow Marsh, and is also a level 60, 40-player dungeon. Onyxia will protect her new egg as much as possible within the scope of this dungeon, and it is also the habitat of Black Dragonflight. However, the arrival of you and your teammates will disrupt the balance here and will also arouse Onyxia’s anger.

What Does The Loot In This Dungeon Do?

First, to enter Onyxia’s Lair, you must obtain Drakefire amulet and put it in your bag so that you can obtain the final loot by winning the three-stage battle - they will help you complete your adventure in Azeroth.

If you are a Horde player, you can give Onyxia’s head to the chief after winning to complete Victory for the Horde quest. This will not only earn your character a lot of honor and XP, but all members who participated in the raid will also receive an additional 20th Anniversary Gold, gems, and 18 Onyxia Hide backpack.

Additionally, the rewards from this dungeon are required to complete class quests for Hunters, Paladins, and Warriors. For example, Hunters can obtain Mature Black Dragon Sinew to forge Rhok’delar, Longbow of the Ancient Keepers; Paladins and Warriors can forge Quel’Serrar by placing Unfired Ancient Blade on the ground in front of Onyxia, as long as you make sure to let this item be hit by Onyxia’s breath in the final stage and then kill her with it.

Hopefully, this information will help you earn as much gold and resources as possible in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary. Have fun!

As you explore World of Warcraft Classic 20th Anniversary, you’ll be asked to choose between being a Horde or an Alliance member, which will make a difference in the difficulty and storyline of your quests throughout the game. Horde quests tend to be pretty straightforward compared to the intricate and elaborate storylines that Alliance offers you.

For example, go to a specific location and kill some boars for food, or kill the warlocks of Orgrimmar. But even among these very simple Horde quests, some can be very exciting exploration experiences. This guide will introduce you to some of the most worthwhile quests for you to try as a Horde in this WoW 20th Anniversary and some ways to complete them.

1. Lost In Battle

• Start Location: Barrens

One of the most iconic quests in World of Warcraft Classic 20th is the Lost In Battle, also known as Mankrik’s Wife quest. Mankrik is an Orc who tells you that his wife died in a previous battle and asks you to help him find her body. In fact, this NPC is located far away from her wife’s body, and there is no accurate marker in the game to indicate the location of the body, only a Beaten Corpse.

This may take a long time to find the exact location of the body, especially if you don’t have WoW Classic addons like Questie. But it will also give you more exploration experience in this very realistic Barrens, which will facilitate your farming of WoW 20th Anniversary Gold in it after reaching a higher level, because there are many suitable areas for farming.

2. Snapjaws, Mon!

• Start Location: Hinterlands

Although Horde members cannot obtain as many unique and useful items as Alliance members in quests, such as Bag of Marbles or Light of Elune, they have a tremendous advantage in fishing, mainly thanks to the Snapjaws, Mon! Quest.

Although this quest is very difficult to complete for Horde members, as it is located at the southeastern end of Hinterlands and mainly on the south coast, your character does not need to be trained in fishing to accept this quest from Fishing trainer in Revantusk Village, and any player can attempt it.

After you kill 15 Snapjaws nearby, you will receive a very useful item: Nat Pagle’s Extreme Angler FC-5000, which will deal excellent buff to the level bracket, and will gain a huge buff to Fishing Skill when used for its intended purpose of fishing, directly increasing it by 25 points.

If you are a player who loves fishing crazy in World of Warcraft Classic 20th Anniversary, then this quest that can provide you with a fishing rod that is more powerful than any other fishing rod is more worth exploring.

3. Archmage Arugal Questline

• Start Location: Silverpine Forest

Archmage Arugal is one of the most hated characters in WoW Classic 20th because of his inextricable relationship with Worgen Curse that affects Silverpine Forest and its surrounding areas. Although Arugal was once a mage in Dalaran, he was not very powerful and could only rely on enchantments, which led to his companions in Kirin Tor turning against him.

When Scourge attacked Gilneas, Arugal offered humans a way to resist the invading undead army by summoning Worgen. Although it successfully repelled Scourge, it also attacked humans and infected them.

In this quest, you will put an end to this crazy mage’s rule over the area in one of the best dungeons designed in World of Warcraft. This will give you a very refreshing combat experience and you can get a lot of WoW 20th Anniversary Gold from it to enhance your character.

4. The Fallen Hero Of The Horde Quests

• Start Location: Blasted Lands

In this multi-zone questline, you will uncover the story of a Fallen Hero Of The Horde who was killed in action in Blasted Lands. During Swamp of Sorrows quest, you will see this Orc ghost on the side of the road, heading south to Blasted Lands.

You will then be sent to the nearby town of Stonard to talk to the survivors to learn more about the battle. Eventually you will be brought back to Fallen Hero of the Horde, who will tell you his full story: he was initially severely wounded in the battle, was taken prisoner and tortured by Burning Legion, and eventually some of his comrades were forced to become servants of three members of Burning Legion.

This Orc is very sorry for his inaction and hopes that you can help free their eternal souls from this endless torment. The success of this questline is not that it leads to a series of quests in Blasted Lands, but that this epic quest chain will allow you to redeem a fallen hero successfully, and then make you feel like the most successful member of the Horde, and this sense of pride is irreplaceable.

The above are some Horde quests that are worth trying in the current WoW Classic 20th Anniversary. Of course, every player will have their own criteria, but it is worth affirming that some quests require you to have a very powerful build. I wish you a happy game!

If you’ve only played modern World of WarCraft, you may not know the fun of races - in addition to class, race is one of the main factors affecting your character’s combat capabilities in WoW Classic. And if you want to experience this feature, now is the best time, because WoW Classic 20th Anniversary server has launched not long ago.

While the number of races and characteristics of WoW 20th Anniversary may change compared to the original server, the main feature that they can provide is utility and a lot of damage hasn’t changed.

For most WoW 20th Anniversary classes, there should be a race that suits them best, but unless you are a top-level player in the game, the difference between different races is relatively small. So if you have a particular like race in mind, you can definitely try it, unless you want to complete Molten Core raid better.

It is also worth noting that the races available will be different depending on whether you are Alliance or Horde. Therefore, we will introduce you to the major races in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary, using Alliance and Horde as classification standards.

Alliance Races

1. Human

This is the race with the most class combinations for Alliance, with playable classes including Mage, Paladin, Priest, Rogue, Warlock, and Warrior. Although the racial characteristics of Human are not as strong as other races, you can improve your reputation through diplomatic advantages after choosing this race.

Specifically, if you become a human, you will gain 10% reputation for each event you participate in. This is a very useful bonus that can save you a lot of WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold, because using other channels to improve reputation may take more time and gold.

2. Night Elf

The available classes for this race include Druid, Hunter, Priest, Rogue, and Warrior. It is also the only Alliance race in WoW 20th Anniversary that can play as a Druid. In addition, Night Elf has a very powerful Shadowmeld skill, which allows you to leave the battle and enter stealth mode when the battle situation is unfavorable, preventing the enemy from continuing to damage you.

3. Dwarf

When you become a Dwarf, you can have +10 frost resistance, or 5 additional gun skills and Stoneform by finding nearby treasures on the minimap. Among them, Stoneform can make you immune to bleeding, poisoning and diseases caused by enemies, and add a +10% armor for 8 seconds, which is very useful in PVP mode.

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But in fact, the real power of Dwarf is a special ability called Fear Ward, which is only available to Dwarfs playing Priest class. It can protect you from the effects of fear in the next round and provide you with a self-healing buff called Desperate Prayer.

4. Gnome

Gnome has relatively few classes to choose from in the game, which is why it is the race with the lowest number of players in Alliance. However, Gnome performs well in terms of skills, including +10 arcane resistance, 5% intelligence improvement, +15 engineering skills and Escape Artist, and the extra one-minute cooldown allows Gnome to get rid of negative effects such as imprisonment or reduced movement speed.

Horde Races

1. Orcs

If you become an Orc, you can choose one of Hunter, Rogue, Shaman, Warlock and Warrior as your class. In addition, this race has Axe Specialization, which allows you to add skill 5 of one-handed and two-handed axes to yourself, Blood Fury with powerful melee damage, Command, which can increase the damage caused by warlock and hunter pets by 5%, and Hardiness, which can increase the resistance to stun effects by an additional 25%.

2. Tauren

This is the only Horde race that can become a Druid in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary, giving you +15 Herbalism skill, 5% increased health, +10 Nature resistance - useful when playing Ahn’Qiraj raid, and a powerful area stun skill War Stomp.

3. Troll

This race also has a lot of playable classes, and their racial abilities include 5% extra damage to beasts; 5 additional skills for bows and thrown weapons; Regeneration, which increases health regeneration by 10%, and better Berserking cooldown - giving you an extra 10 seconds of casting and attack speed each.

4. Undead

This race can play as Mage, Priest, Rogue, Warlock, or Warrior. The most prominent racial ability is Cannibalize, which allows you to consume corpses over 10 seconds using a channeled spell to restore 35% of your health, which is most useful when you are playing solo.

Other racial abilities include +10 shadow resistance, Underwater Breathing, which increases the duration of the breath bar while swimming by 300%, and Will of the Forsaken, which makes you immune to charm, fear, or sleep for five seconds, or break free of these effects if you are already affected by them.

That’s it for all the playable races in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary. Thanks for reading.

World of Warcraft is a very different place than it was two decades ago. The 20th Anniversary of WoW Classic brings quality-of-life changes to the game, such as a Looking for Group tool, removal of the game’s original buff/debuff limit, and Dual Spec options, which allow classes to switch specializations, such as the ability to switch from frost to fire.

This guide will help you choose the best class to secure a raid spot in Molten Core with these changes.

9. Druid

In WoW Classic, Druids have a variety of role abilities, including tanking, healing, and damage. However, in actual gameplay, other classes tend to excel in these areas. As a result, most raid teams usually only use one or two Druids. Despite this, Druids still have some important spells, such as Mark of the Wild, Innervate, Faerie Fire and Rebirth.

These spells are very useful in team fights, providing additional buffs and resurrection opportunities for teammates. Druids also perform well in PvP. They are considered one of the best flag bearers on Warsong Gulch because of their travel form and ability to escape crowd control.

8. Paladin

Paladins also can tank, heal, and deal damage. Again, they tend to perform worse than other classes in actual gameplay. As a result, it is difficult to find a tanking or damage-dealing Paladin in most teams. And leveling up a Paladin is considered one of the most monotonous processes. Many players choose to spend WoW 20th Anniversary Gold to speed up this process.

Despite this, Paladins bring very important buffs to the team, such as Blessing of Kings, Blessing of Might, and Blessing of Wisdom. And when you are in danger in PvE or PvP, Paladins can protect themselves and even Hearthstone from danger while being protected from enemy attacks.

7. Shaman

The actual strength of Shaman is healing. While Enhancement or Elemental Shamans excel in PvP, Restoration Shamans are more common and powerful in PvE content. Restoration Shamans provide massive healing via Chain Heal.

Their totems are even more critical. Windfury Totem boosts melee damage, while Mana Tide Totem helps teammates restore mana, so teams often have multiple Restoration Shamans.

6. Hunter

Hunters often forget to disband their pets and accidentally pull extra mobs, ruining their team. Despite the imperfect pet AI, Hunters still provide solid damage, usually in the middle of the damage scale, slightly behind melee classes.

Hunters also have unique utilities, such as Aspect of the Pack to increase team movement speed, and Explosive Trap and Freezing Trap to increase control. In addition, Feign Death can help Hunters escape battles in PvE and PvP. Hunters are reliable all-around damage dealers in WoW Classic. Just pay attention to pet management.

5. Warlock

Warlocks primarily deal damage with Shadowbolt in endgame content, but with the debuff restrictions removed, their other spells like Corruption and Drain Life will also see more use in Classic Anniversary.

Warlocks have increased flexibility, allowing them to play a bigger role in raids. Classic Warlocks are also known for their pets, summoning a variety of pets from an imp to a succubus. The spell Soul Link is very powerful in PvP, transferring damage to pets, while sacrificing Voidwalker to provide a temporary shield, and Fear spell is also effective in crowd control.

4. Mage

Mage is the strongest caster in Classic, with a simple rotation that usually only requires casting frostbolt, which may make some players feel too simple. But this simplicity makes Mage rank high in most damage statistics.

Mage also performs well in PvP, using Frost Nova and Polymorph to keep enemies at a distance. Mages also provide utility to the team, such as summoning food, water, portals, or teleporting to large cities on their own. In addition, Mage’s Arcane Intellect buff can increase the intellect of himself or his teammates.

3. Rogue

In World of Warcraft Classic, Rogue is the high-damage melee class second only to Warriors. Accumulate combo points through Sinister Strike and Backstab and then deal heavy damage with finishing moves such as Eviscerate and Rupture. Rogue can also increase attack speed with Slice and Dice.

Rogue can also apply various poisons, such as Instant Poison and Deadly Poison to weapons, providing additional damage. In PvP, Rogue uses Stealth and Ambush to surprise, and has control skills such as Gouge, Cheap Shot and Blind, as well as Vanish to escape from battle.

2. Priest

Priest is a top healer in both PvP and PvE. Priests have a variety of healing spells, such as Flash Heal, Greater Heal, and Renew. Holy Priests’ Power Word: Fortitude buff increases stamina, and Discipline Priests’ Power Infusion increases spell damage and healing.

Priests also have powerful utility skills, such as Fade, Psychic Scream, and Dispel Magic. In terms of damage, Shadow Priests increase the shadow damage taken by enemies through Shadow Weaving, and Vampiric Embrace can damage enemies and heal teammates at the same time.

1. Warrior

Warriors occupy most team positions. As the strongest tank and damage dealer, Warriors are also very powerful in PvP, especially when equipped with Mortal Strike and a wonderful healer. With key skills such as Sunder Armor and Battle Shout, Warriors are suitable for any serious content.

The only downside is their reliance on equipment and weapons, as well as their high maintenance costs, as they wear plate armor and are often in melee range, which requires a lot of WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold to repair after a raid.

By mastering the unique skills of each profession, you can earn a place in WoW Classic 20th Anniversary and contribute to your team. Finally, you can also enter the giveaway channel of IGGM Discord and pay attention to the game giveaway information to get some free props.