There's also a "hero" class, the death knight, available to players who have at least one character of level 55 or higher. The expanded game has 10 playable races and nine character classes, from warriors to priests. A second expansion, "Wrath of the Lich King," adds another continent, Northrend. With the expansion pack, "The Burning Crusade," there are three continents - two in Azeroth and one in the off-planet world of Outland. And if you look at it from a big-picture perspective, the whole thing can be overwhelming. Most "World of Warcraft" characters start out with around 50, and some have fewer than 40.Ī lot happens between accepting a quest to kill a few kobolds and getting your first glimpse of Illidan's fiery eyes. If that doesn't sound impressive to you, think of it this way - Illidan has more than 5 million hit points. For the first few levels, nothing even attacks you unless you attack it first.īut 69 levels later, you could be standing toe-to-toe with Illidan Stormrage, the Betrayer - the immortal night elf who gained demonic powers when he consumed the skull of Gul'dan. If you get confused about what to do, you can read your quest log for advice, and if you get lost on your first trip to the big city, you can ask a guard for help. You pick up easy quests from characters who tell you exactly what you need to do to complete them. Different races have different starting zones, but they're all pretty similar. Newly minted characters take their first steps in a starting zone that's protected from the rest of the world by mountains, water or walls. When a brand-new "World of Warcraft" (WoW) character steps into the virtual land of Azeroth, the world doesn't usually seem all that threatening. The Burning Crusade is a trademark, and World of Warcraft and Blizzard Entertainment are trademarks or registered trademarks of Blizzard Entertainment, Inc.
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