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Return to the Broken Isles with a fresh twist on progression, rewards, and replayability — tailored for both new players and veterans.
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Return to the Broken Isles with a fresh twist on progression, rewards, and replayability — tailored for both new players and veterans.
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These are guidelines for new players who want to enter the World of Warcraft and have many questions. Here, they will find all the answers and easily begin their adventure in Azeroth.
Short answers for new players: what WoW is, how to start, and the key differences (Retail vs. Classic).
WoW is an MMORPG where you create a hero, explore Azeroth, complete quests, and team up for dungeons and raids.
There’s a free trial (up to level 20). Full content requires an active subscription and/or the current expansion.
Retail is the modern version with current systems and faster progression; Classic brings back older expansions and an “old-school” pace.
Create a Battle.net account, install the game, choose your region/realm, and make your first character. Follow the intro campaign.
Yes. Make sure you’re on the same region and ideally the same realm. Retail supports cross-faction for most instanced content.
Dungeons are 5-player challenges; raids are large boss encounters for 10+ players with the best rewards.
Yes—UI/quality-of-life addons (e.g., DBM, WeakAuras, Details!) are fine as long as they don’t break the Terms of Service.
Prices vary by region and billing plan (1/3/6 months). Check Battle.net for current rates.
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