With the August 27 release date quickly approaching, having World of Warcraft Classic name reservation is something that many players are understandably excited about. You can start thinking about your preferred WoW Classic name because the reservations open in less than a week. Here is how to reserve your name in WoW Classic.
Blizzard has announced that name reservation for WoW classic opens on August 12 at 22:00 GMT. To reserve your name, you need to have an active subscription or game time on your World of Warcraft account. If you got this covered, then you are on your way to creating up to three characters per WoW account so you can have them ready when the game opens. Blizzard has not stated exactly how you’ll reserve your name and if it will be in the game or on a website, but it will likely be the former. And if you don't have enough time to play World of Warcraft Classic and earn Gold,5mmo.com provides Cheap World of Warcraft Classic Gold for you.
During the pre-release period you will be limited to creating three characters per WoW account, all of which will carry over to the full version. However, once WoW Classic releases on August 26th, you'll be able to create a maximum of 10 characters per server, as well as 50 character across your entire WoW Classic account.
After release, the number of WoW Classic character that can be created per WoW game account will change to the following limits:
A maximum of 10 characters per WoW Classic realm.
A maximum of 50 characters across all WoW Classic realms in your region.
Only one faction per realm on PvP realms.
There is no overlap regarding character limits with World of Warcraft, so if you have 50 characters in Battle for Azeroth you can create 50 more characters in WoW Classic. For players who have reached the character creation limit in World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth, there is no overlap regarding limits when it comes to World of Warcraft Classic. This means that your character count for World of Warcraft Classic differs from World of Warcraft itself.
