Since the release of World of Warcraft in the year 2000

The well-known fan-fiction RPG game, World of Warcraft, saw its first major expansion, The Burning Crusade, in the middle of 2007. and, in addition to its brand-new information, there was more stories to uncover. World of Warcraft was released about two years ago that, and by time The Burning Crusade came around the game had already exploded in its popularity. Fans were eager to experience the ethereal world of Outland as well as to get wow classic tbc gold  know some of the most loved character from Warcraft III.

The expansion was set in the broken homeland of the Orcs as well as the remnants of it following the destruction of the entire planet in two and altered its environment beyond recognition. Initially, the planet was called Draenor and was home of orcs, ogres, and Draenei. This was before the Dark Portal was built and the First War ensued with the orcish Horde invading Azeroth. The land was poisoned by Fel energies and over time several lush ecosystems died out. After the Horde's defeat in the Second War, the orcs who continued to live on Draenor under the leadership of the warlock Ner'zhul made an unwise choice by using strong Azerothian artifacts to conquer other worlds.

This devastating spell returned fire and the number of portals that were opened to break the veil between Draenor and the Twisting Nether. It is the plane that connects worlds and all that energy caused the world to be shredded. The remaining landmasses were suspended within the Nether, and those left still alive were forced to fight for their lives on a wounded planet, which is now known by the name of Outland. This is the place where World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade is set, and players were able to explore the stunning remains of a planet that had been ripped by the ravages of.

Since the release of World of Warcraft in the year 2000. players were able to choose between four races in each faction. Orcsand tauren, trolls and undead for the Horde, and humans, dwarves and night elves and gnomes for the Alliance. The shaman and paladin classes were also restricted to a specific faction, since according to lore, only certain races could be transformed into certain classes. Shamans only existed in the Horde Paladins, and the shamans were part of the Alliance however, after the release of World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, this was going to change.

Blood elves were to be a new member of the Horde since although they had been members of the Alliance before during the Third War, they had since been forced to find refuge elsewhere after their destruction from Arthas Menethil and the Scourge. These bloodelves within World of Warcraft do have an affinity to the Light and are able to be paladins and thus the Horde therefore having access to the class. However, instead of asking the Light to help them they used it through means, making them slaves to the loving Naaru. The wow tbc classic gold  paladins of this sub-class were named Blood Knights, but they have long gone by replacing this technique with "cruelty-free" usage of the Light.