The Burning Crusade Guides

TBC Classic Rogue macros are the difference between a Rogue who reacts and one who dictates the fight. Between the Vanish resets, the split-second Kick interrupts, the Shadowstep openers, and the burst windows that need three cooldowns firing in half a second — playing Rogue well in Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary is a game of setup and execution. The right …

Of all the classes in TBC Classic Anniversary, Priest relies on macros more than almost any other. You’re managing mouseover heals across a 25-player raid frame, juggling instant-cast spells between channels as Shadow, and making split-second dispel calls in arena — often all in the same session if you’re running Dual Spec. A slow macro setup doesn’t just feel bad; …

Welcome to the most comprehensive TBC Classic leveling guide for the 2026 Anniversary servers! Whether you’re starting fresh or continuing from Classic Anniversary, this guide covers everything you need to reach level 70 efficiently. The TBC Classic Anniversary launched on February 5, 2026, bringing updated mechanics, dual spec from day one, and guild banks that make your leveling journey smoother …

TBC Classic Jewelcrafting is the brand-new primary profession introduced with the Burning Crusade — and if you’re playing on the 2026 Anniversary servers, it’s one of the strongest picks you can make. Whether you want to gear up faster, control your server’s gem market, or just never have to beg someone for a cut again, this guide covers everything you …

Leatherworking is one of the few professions in TBC Classic Anniversary that delivers both personal power and raid utility at the same time. From Drums of Battle that buff your entire party to Bind on Pickup BiS sets you can craft before stepping into your first raid — if you wear Leather or Mail, this profession deserves your attention. If …

Alchemy in TBC Classic Anniversary is one of the strongest professions you can pick heading into Outland. Whether you’re a raider burning through consumables every week, or a gold-maker looking for steady income without depending on RNG drops — Alchemy delivers on both fronts. This guide covers everything you need to know: what Alchemy does, which specialization to pick, key …

Blacksmithing in TBC Classic Anniversary is one of the most rewarding professions you can take if you play a plate-wearing class. Warriors, Paladins, and Enhancement Shamans get the most direct value — but even beyond personal gear, Blacksmithing gives you access to crafted BoP epics, steady gold through consumables, and a progression track you can actually control instead of relying …

Fishing is one of the three secondary professions in TBC Classic Anniversary — and probably the most underrated gold-maker in the game. It takes no profession slot, requires almost zero combat, and once you’re in Outland, a good fishing circuit can quietly fund your epic flying mount while you half-watch something else. This guide covers everything you need to know: …

Fishing is one of the most relaxed secondary professions in TBC Classic Anniversary — no competition for nodes, no auction house camping. You just find a good spot, cast your line, and let the skill come to you. That said, it’s also the slowest profession to level, and if you go in without a plan, it’ll feel like forever. This …

Herbalism is one of the most reliable professions you can pick in TBC Classic Anniversary. It feeds Alchemy, keeps raiders stocked with flasks and potions, and generates consistent gold week after week. This guide walks you through the fastest 1-375 leveling path, zone by zone, so you’re not wasting time running in the wrong direction. If you want to pair …