Name reservations are now open for World of Warcraft Classic ahead of its worldwide release on Monday, Aug. 26 at 5pm CT.You can now create up to three characters per account on a realm of your choosing. There are a few things to keep in mind, however. If you decide on a PVP realm, you’ll have to stick with one faction. If you’re a Horde player, for example, you’ll only be able to reserve Horde characters on that realm. For PVE realms, though, you’re free to create both Horde and Alliance characters.

To start this process, you need to open the Battle.net client, find World of Warcraft, and change the version to World of Warcraft Classic. If you have multiple World of Warcraft accounts, you may need to change that as well. Then you need to install Classic to your PC, and hit play once it’s ready for launch. When you’re in the game, select a server, faction, race, and class. You can fully customize your character’s look as well as their name. After you create your character, you don’t have much to do other than wait for World of Warcraft Classic’s Aug. 26 release date. Note that you must have a active World of Warcraft subscription to reserve your Classic characters.

Here’s the login screen once you’ve created a character and reserved a name. It’s as simple as that. And remember, you can reserve up to three characters per account. Blizzard also notes that all of your characters in a PvP server must be aligned with the same faction. That’s a fair limitation. Otherwise, you could scope out PvP targets on your Horde character and then quickly switch to Alliance for an ambush.

Blizzard will share further details concerning realm names and realm types later this week. This is crucial for players to coordinate efforts with their friends, knowing where they should go to begin their classic adventure. After the release of World of Warcraft Classic, the PvP limit will remain the same, but you will be able to create a maximum of 10 characters per WoW Classic realm, up to 50 characters across all realms in your regions. Finally, to enjoy all the features in the game, players can Buy WOW Classic Items from 5mmo.com at a reasonable price.

Blizzard has confirmed that RP-PvP servers will be in place for World of Warcraft Classic in response to community requests. We’ll get a full breakdown of all the servers across regions sometime before name registration goes live next week – but for now, RP-PvP is only confirmed for North American players.

The anticipation surrounding the release of Blizzard Entertainment’s World of Warcraft Classic continues to build at a breakneck pace within the Warcraft community. Players are gearing up for the game’s release on August 27, 2019 by reminiscing with old guild mates on the newly released classic forums and exploring memories long since past on the Wow Classic beta. And if you don’t have enough time to play World of Warcraft Classic and earn gold,rvgm.com provides Cheap WOW Classic Gold for you.

“We’ve heard your requests and want to let you know that we will be adding an RP-PVP realm in North America for WoW Classic,” stated Jordan in the post. “The comments, feedback, and passion from so many of you about this ruleset has been truly inspiring, and we’re happy to make RP-PVP available for you!”

Jordan’s post seemed to imply that North America will only get one RP-PVP server. This is likely because Blizzard isn’t expecting as many players in WoW Classic as there are in regular WoW. That said, having only a single server does mean that all like-minded players will get to play together. Of course, any interested players should be ready to make a reservation for the RP-PVP server when Blizzard opens them up next week.