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World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade is the first expansion pack for the popular MMORPG World of Warcraft. It was released on January 16, 2007 at midnight in Europe, United States and Canada, and sold nearly 2.4 million copies that day, making it the fastest-selling PC game in those regions. It was available by January 17, 2007 in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Singapore as well; in total, approximately 3.5 million copies were sold across these territories in the first month of release, including 1.9 million in North America and nearly 1.6 million in Europe. It was available by February 2, 2007 in South Korea, and it was available by April 3, 2007 in the regions of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.Availability for mainland China will be announced in the near future.

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• New content is accessible to players without the expansion, such as items crafted with the Jewelcrafting profession and any tradeable items found in Outland.
• On July 21, 2006, it was announced that Blood Elves would be able to play as Paladins, which were previously unavailable to the Horde. Similarly, the Draenei would be able to play as Shaman, previously unavailable to the Alliance.
• New endgame instance raids are capped at 25 members (previous instances had a limit of 40 players).
• New dungeons will have two difficulty levels: Normal and Heroic. Once a player reaches level 70 and achieves revered reputation with the affiliated faction (and purchases the heroic key for the corresponding faction), they may choose to run any Outlands instance at the Heroic difficulty. While the harder difficulty will present a much greater challenge to the group, it will also yield better rewards.
• On December 13, 2006, the opening cinematic of The Burning Crusade was shown on Spike TV’s Video Game Awards and subsequently made available on the official World of Warcraft web site.
• Release and signing were held at the Fry’s Electronics in Anaheim, CA. Doors opened at midnight on January 16, 2007; the programmers, artists, and other Blizzard employees were there giving their autographs.
• In just 24 hours, The Burning Crusade sold over 2.4 million copies worldwide.

New playable races

Both the Alliance and the Horde have received a new playable race. These new races changed faction dynamics by providing each faction access to all player classes in the game. These races are the Draenei (who can now play Shamans) and the Blood Elves (who can now play Paladins).

New instances

There are several new instances in World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade.

• Auchindoun is a “city of the dead” located in the Bone Wastes in southern Terokkar Forest. When they lived in peace, the Draenei laid their dead to rest here. When the Draenei were forced into hiding, Auchindoun became a fortress of the Bleeding Hollow Clan, which was besieged by the Alliance during their invasion of Draenor. After Draenor was transformed into Outland, elements of the Shadow Council destroyed Auchindoun and created the Bone Wastes by summoning Murmur, who is said to be the primordial essence of sound. Auchindoun is for level 64-70 players, and there are four wings: The Mana-Tombs, Auchenai Crypts, Sethekk Halls, and Shadow Labyrinth, all of them five-man instances. Auchindoun provides reputation with The Consortium and Lower City.
• The Black Temple: The Temple of Karabor was the center of Draenei worship until its priests were slaughtered by demonically corrupted orcs. In the massacre’s aftermath the warlocks of the Shadow Council seized the structure and gave it a new name: the Black Temple. When the Alliance invaded Draenor after the Second War, the orc shaman Ner’zhul hastily opened several dimensional portals in order to escape. The resulting magical backlash ripped the world apart. Drawn by these portals, the pit lord Magtheridon arrived in what had come to be known as Outland and took the temple as his seat of power. His dominion over Outland remained unchallenged until the arrival of Illidan the Betrayer. The pit lord proved no match for the wielder of the Twin Blades of Azzinoth. Today Illidan occupies the temple, awaiting any and all who would challenge his rule.
• The Caverns of Time lie below the Tanaris desert in southern Kalimdor. It is where Nozdormu the Timeless One, head of the Bronze Dragonflight and Dragon Aspect of Time, makes his home. The Caverns of Time is actually comprised of three instances, in which players will be able to experience significant events of Azeroth’s history and prevent them from being altered by a mysterious foe: Thrall’s escape from Durnholde Keep, Medivh’s opening of the Dark Portal, and the Battle of Mt. Hyjal. Players receive Keepers of Time reputation for defeating enemies in the Old Hillsbrad (Durnholde Keep) and Black Morass (Dark Portal) instances. The Scale of the Sands - a subfaction of the Bronze Dragonflight, led by the Prime Consort Soridormi - is the faction for the Battle of Mount Hyjal. The ability to enter requires obtaining two keys, one from killing Lady Vashj in Serpentshrine Cavern, and the other from killing Prince Kael’thas Sunstrider in the Eye of Tempest Keep.
• Coilfang Reservoir is a subterranean pumping station operated by Illidan’s naga forces, sapping water from the lakes of Zangarmarsh. There are three five-man wings - Slave Pens, The Underbog, and Steamvault - and a 25-man raid called Serpentshrine Cavern, which serves as the inner sanctum of Lady Vashj, matron of Illidan’s naga. Coilfang provides reputation with the Cenarion Expedition, at the Cenarion Refuge east of Coilfang.
• Gruul’s Lair is the domain of the Gronn overlord known as Gruul the Dragonkiller in Blade’s Edge Mountains. It is a 25-man raid, consisting of two encounters - the Ogre Council of High King Maulgar, and Gruul himself.
• Hellfire Citadel was formerly an Orc fortress, and housed the warriors of the Shattered Hand, Bonechewer, Laughing Skull and Shadowmoon clans. More recently, Illidan has converted it to his own uses, and is breeding an army of Fel Orcs within its walls. There are three 5-man instance wings - Hellfire Ramparts, Blood Furnace, and Shattered Halls - and one 25-man raid, Magtheridon’s Lair. Magtheridon’s Lair is an Onyxia’s Lair-style “quickie” raid, killing a handful of guards before taking on Magtheridon himself. Hellfire Citadel provides reputation with the two outposts in Hellfire: Honor Hold for the Alliance, and Thrallmar for the Horde.
• Karazhan is a solitary tower in Deadwind Pass. Having existed for some time, it was best known as the sanctum of Medivh, Guardian of Tirisfal. After Medivh’s death, the tower was abandoned, but the powerful nexus of ley energies beneath the tower remain…as well as the myriad of treasures accrued by the powerful wizard. Karazhan is a 10-man raid instance, and provides reputation with a subsect of Dalaran known as the Violet Eye - which was founded to spy on Medivh and his activities.
• Tempest Keep was created by the Naaru to serve as both a fortress and a means of transportation. However, after arriving in Outland and leaving the keep, Prince Kael’thas and his blood elves stormed in and took over. It now serves as the Prince’s base of operations in Outland. There are 3 level 70 5-man instance wings and a 25-man raid. The 5-man wings are the satellite structures of the Keep: The Botanica (blue), Mechanar (white) and Arcatraz (red). The central keep, known as the Eye, is the raid instance, and is the inner sanctum of Prince Kael’thas himself. The Tempest Key is required to enter the Eye, and it requires heroic-level instance quests to obtain it. Tempest Keep provides reputation with the Sha’tar in Shattrath City.