Blizzard is expected to boost the health of several bosses of WOTLK Gold raids and restoring mechanics to make raids challenging as a result, in addition to removing the boss debuff limit of 16. That means more classes can use the full power of their abilities against bosses. This will broaden the variety of kinds of classes and specializations may be applied to content at the end of the game. The world buffs that are powerful and enhance player-power will also be not available during raids.

WoW Classic Season of Mastery's contents will be released quicker than WoW Classic specifically. Instead of three or four month phases as in WoW Classic, content will release roughly each two month instead. Its PvP Honor system and battlegrounds will also be available in the initial launch phase, rather than being released in stages 3 and 4 as in WoW Classic.

Due to the higher population of realms on WoW Classic servers, Season of Mastery will include more nodes for herbalism and mining added to the game world in order to make up for the loss. Stones used to meet outside of dungeons will also be converted to summoning stones.

WoW Classic servers were transformed into ghost towns in the wake of the release of Burning Crusade Classic, which required players to choose between staying in Azeroth and moving forward to the game's initial expansion. Players can pay up to $15 to keep a copy of the character from every version. The Season of Mastery should bring back the gamers who had no interest in Burning Crusade but also want a new experience.

Blizzard isn't revealing when exactly Season of Mastery will start however, new servers that incorporate the updated features will be accessible as open beta on the game's test realm beginning on October 5. The new WoW Classic servers are coming as Blizzard continues to confront the fallout from multiple lawsuits and investigations that allege wide-spread harassment and discrimination  cheap WOW WOTLK Classic Gold against women working at Activision Blizzard.