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Welcome to Classic World of Warcraft

Resurrecting classic World of Warcraft.

We currently have 187 articles.

Game Information

What is Classic World of Warcraft?

This is a Wiki to describe Classic World of Warcraft, as it existed in late 2006 with Patch 1.12.1. It is meant to complement classic or "vanilla" WoW private server projects. Our aim is complete authenticity in describing World of Warcraft as of Patch 1.12.1. While some private servers may take liberties with accuracy, we do not.

How is classic WoW different from the modern version?

The level cap is 60.

There's no Outland, Northrend or Cataclysm zones.

Much of the group/raid content removed with later expansions still remain, such as level 60 Zul'Gurub, Naxxramas, and Onyxia's Lair, level 55+ Scholomance, classic world raid bosses.

Leveling is arguably tougher.

There are no playable worgen, goblins, draenei or blood elves.
- Consequently, the Alliance can not play a Shaman and the Horde cannot play a Paladin!
  - No Death Knights.

None of the new class choices for races introduced in Cataclysm. For instance, humans cannot be hunters and orcs cannot be mages.

Only three battlegrounds exist: Warsong Gulch, Arathi Basin and Alterac Valley.

Players can gain PvP ranks.

The original npc models for goblins, worgens, druid forms, etc. are used.

The old talents & talent tress are used, along with classic spells & abilities.

Original Attributes, and their effects still remain.

More feature details can be found here.

How are private servers different from retail?

There is no monthly fee, the game is free-to-play.

The game is downloaded for free, there is no reason to buy the game discs.

Fixes will be installed via changing how game content reacts & works, but no actual 'new' content is added... therefore, you never need to download new patches.

Zones

Kalimdor

Ashenvale • Azshara • The Barrens • Darkshore • Darnassus • Desolace • Durotar • Dustwallow Marsh • Felwood • Feralas • Moonglade • Mulgore • Orgrimmar • Silithus • Stonetalon Mountains • Tanaris • Teldrassil • Thousand Needles • Thunder Bluff • Un'Goro Crater • Winterspring

Eastern Kingdoms

Alterac Mountains • Arathi Highlands • Badlands • Blackrock Mountain • Blasted Lands • Burning Steppes • Deadwind Pass • Dun Morogh • Duskwood • Eastern Plaguelands • Elwynn Forest • Hillsbrad Foothills • The Hinterlands • Ironforge • Loch Modan • Redridge Mountains • Searing Gorge • Silverpine Forest • Stormwind City • Stranglethorn Valley • Swamp of Sorrows • Tirisfal Glades • Undercity • Western Plaguelands • Westfall

Instances

5-Man

Blackfathom Deeps • Blackrock Depths • Lower Blackrock Spire • The Deadmines • Dire Maul • Gnomeregan • Maraudon • Ragefire Chasm • Razorfen Downs • Razorfen Kraul • Scarlet Monastery • Scholomance • Shadowfang Keep • The Stockade • Stratholme • The Sunken Temple • Uldaman • Wailing Caverns • Zul'Farrak

10-Man

Upper Blackrock Spire

20-Man

The Ruins of Ahn'Qiraj • Zul'Gurub

40-Man

Blackwing Lair • Molten Core • Naxxramas • Onyxia's Lair • The Temple of Ahn'Qiraj

World Raid Bosses

Azuregos • Lord Kazzak • Emeriss • Lethon • Ysondre • Taerar

Battlegrounds

Warsong Gulch • Arathi Basin • Alterac Valley

Playable Races

Horde

Orc • Undead • Tauren • Troll

Alliance

Human • Dwarf • Night Elf • Gnome

Classes

Druid	Hunter	Mage
Priest	Paladin	Rogue
Shaman	Warlock	Warrior

Professions

Gathering

Herbalism • Mining • Skinning

Production

Alchemy • Blacksmithing • Enchanting • Engineering • Leatherworking • Tailoring

Secondary Professions

Cooking • First Aid • Fishing

About this Wiki

This Wiki is an ongoing project to document World of Warcraft as it was during Patch 1.12.1 in 2006, immediately before the launch of The Burning Crusade.

While originally stemming from Project Westfall, this wiki exists to support all classic WoW interests by providing information and documentation of the classic experience.