Before the release of World of Warcraft: Classic, it was among the most
highly-desired and asked for releases, so much so that it was asked at
nearly every BlizzCon and every forum when Blizzard would finally let
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Now, about a year after the release of Classic, fans are left with a
new question to ask – what next?One of the most popular thoughts is
simple: Let the game continue as it did sixteen years ago, moving
through the expansions one by one. To this end, many have expected that
the developers would eventually release a second version of Classic
based not on Vanilla WoW, but on its first expansion, The Burning
Crusade.
This intermingles with our topic today, wherein Wowhead has found
that one if their datamined objects – a Doomwalker world boss – is
absent for the 16th anniversary of World of Warcraft event. Expected to
be there, many are now wondering where else it would be.
Following this, many have begun to wonder if it instead could be
part of the 17th anniversary, along with a datamined Outland Whelpling
pet that was expected to be seen. However, many are also wondering, what
if these Burning Crusade themed mobs are for a different purpose?
Doomwalker was originally located in front of the Black Temple, the
legendary raid of The Burning Crusade where Illidan Stormrage awaited
players. Additionally, the Outland Whelpling pet is alarmingly similar
to the Netherwhelp pet from the same expansion.
With two datamined objects that resemble the Burning Crusade
expansion’s content, many are beginning to think that the objects are
actually part of an announcement event in the future for World of
Warcraft: Classic‘s version of The Burning Crusade.
It’s important to note that none of this is confirmed and that it’s
all simply speculation. However, the evidence continues to pile up to
point towards a Burning Crusade announcement, so who knows? Classic
can’t continue in its current form forever, and an “expansion” is among
the more viable solutions.
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