The playable map in World of Warcraft is sprawling and massive in scale and scope, allowing players to traverse 40 zones during their quests with either the Horde or Alliance. If you're not careful, veteran or new player alike, you can find yourself wandering into a high-level zone when you are not ready, and the enemies will show you that quickly. To help you navigate, here is each WoW Classic Zone by level.
1-10
- Dun Morogh
- Durotar
- Elwynn Forest
- Mulgore
- Teldrassil
- Tirisfar Glades
10-20
- Darkshore
- Loch Modan
- Silverpine Forest
- Westfall
10-25
- Barrens
15-27
- Redridge Mountains
- Stonetalon Mountains
18-30
- Ashenvale
- Duskwood
20-30
- Wetlands
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20-35
- Hillsbrad Foothills
25-35
- Thousand Needles
30-40
- Alterac Mountains
- Arathi Highlands
- Desolace
30-45
- Stranglethorn Vale
35-45
- Dustwallow Marsh
- Badlands
- Swamp of Sorrows
40-50
- Feralas
- Hinterlands
- Tanaris
45-50
- Searing Gorge
45-55
- Azshara
- Blasted Lands
48-55
- Un'goro Crater
- Felwood
50-58
- Burning Steppes
51-58
- Western Plaguelands
53-60
- Eastern Plaguelands
- Winterspring
55-60
- Deadwind Pass
- Moonglade
- Silithus
For more guides and updates on World of Warcraft, check out the WoW Classic: How-to Guide – Answering Common Questions, and stay tuned to Pro Game Guides for coverage on more of your favorite games!
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