The evidence is WoTLK Classic Gold conclusive. Blizzard distributed surveys to players and other members from the WoW community in the last few weeks asking questions about Wrath of the Lich King and the desire for the possibility of a Classic edition of the expansion. With the logo as well as the survey and recently found documents related to Wrath of the Lich King specific changes to the game's interface in all, it appears that players are making Death Knights, exploring Northrend and battling Arthas earlier and not later.

This is logical it's because Burning Crusade Classic is nearing the conclusion of its content life cycle. Its Classic edition of the game's initial expansion was recently updated with the Gods of Zul'Aman update which means there's only one major update, Fury of the Sunwell remaining to be completed. Following that, it'd be no problem to let gamers continue on their Classic adventure by the introduction of an Classic Version of Wrath of the Lich King that stands as the game's most adored expansion. It was in Wrath of the Lich King in 2010 just a few months before the launch of its Cataclysm expansion that the subscription numbers for Blizzard's MMORPG topped out at more than 12 million.

WoW Classic and Burning Crusade Classic are both included in the game's monthly fee for subscriptions, which is also required to play the most recent Shadowlands expansion, provided that players have bought the expansion. With BlizzCon cancelled this year, it's not clear what time Wrath of the Lich King Classic could be announced. Blizzard will unveil the brand new WoW expansion in April buy WoTLK Classic Gold 19 and it could be dubbed Dragonflight.