Like our Soulbinds in Shadowlands, you have to put points into the tree to open up further options. You should place all of them.īurning Crusade era talent trees can be overwhelming at first. The quest completes when you place the first Talent point, but you have 46 Talent points at level 58. It walks you through opening the Talent interface and placing a point. The follow-up quest is an introduction to the Burning Crusade era talent trees. Equip one of the weapons from the Azeroth Survival Kit to complete the quest. Inside you’ll find a 60% speed mount, weapons appropriate to each of your class’s specializations, some food, and some water if you’re a mana-based class. You’ll have an active quest to talk to your trainer. You’re level 58, but half the experience bar to 59 is already filled and you have full rested experience. When you first log in, you’ll be standing in front of your class trainer in one of three places: Stormwind if you’re Alliance, Orgrimmar if you’re Horde, or Thunder Bluff if you’re a Tauren Druid, just because there are no Druid trainers in Orgrimmar. Here’s everything you need to know - but might be afraid to ask - about boosting a character to play in Burning Crusade Classic.

Given the paucity of details we got from BlizzConline, we can now start filling in some of the unknowns. Boosted characters have arrived for testing on the Burning Crusade Classic beta servers.

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