If you have played WoW: TBC Classic, you will definitely find that the game introduces 16 new dungeons for players. Players will experience some dungeons during the leveling process of the game, while other dungeons will not be completed until the final stage. Nonetheless, each dungeon is worth running at least once to get a full TBC experience.

Shadow Labyrinth is one of those dungeons best suited to be used as a stepping stone to the level 70 road. It has a wealth of enemies, which means it has a wealth of experience. But beyond that, there are not many praises about this dungeon. The highest level players who hope to Buy TBC Classic Gold coordinate with Karazhan will eventually have to return here, but apart from the occasional pitstop, Shadow Labyrinth is very memorable.

Mana Tombs is a difficult experience because it is indeed one of the most boring dungeons ever. Somewhere in Burning Crusade, the WoW dungeon team has forgotten what makes Classic WoW's dungeon so unforgettable. As a result, instances like Mana Tombs were created. Countless forgotten creatures are mixed together, arranged on the wall of a dull dungeon without a theme.

Although the idea of ​​an underwater pumping station run by the naga sounds evil and despicable on paper, the Steamvault does not have much appeal in terms of thematic elements. In the end, the Boss warlord Kalithresh is a solid puppet of a race drawn with a thick stroke in history, but in addition to his experience at the back end of the WOW TBC Gold instance, the Steamvault has many shortcomings.

Old Hillsbrad Foothills is one of the weaker dungeons in TBC Classic. Although it has an incredible story drive and reveals a large number of WoW legends, there are not many gameplays. Events in this dungeon are easily covered by movies, rather than complete playable walkthroughs. By the way, MMOWTS will help players become stronger, because any player can buy WOW TBC Gold there and quickly strengthen themselves.