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World of Warcraft Classic has seen an impressive amount of players get stuck into the questing and raiding action the vanilla edition has to offer. But more is set to come to the world of, well, Warcraft in future. The good folks over at PCGamer recently interviewed Ion Hazzikostas, who revealed that players can expect a "second phase" introducing new raids and dungeons to Blizzard's MMORPG "later this year."

"Within that time frame?" Hazzioktas told PCGamer, "It's going to depend on a few factors." While we don't know when exactly the new phase will be rolled out, it might not be too far off with Hazzikostas saying it will happen this year "definitively." Since the vanilla edition of WoW launched in August, the realms have seen a wealth of players join. In fact, it was so overcrowded to begin with, folks had to actually queue up to complete quests and faced lengthy wait times to even get onto a server. In addition, if you are looking for a cheap world of warcraft classic gold seller, visit rvgm.com, a professional online in-game currency store.

Blizzard also aims to eliminate those layers and combine “World of Warcraft Classic” players into a single server world before it can release the game’s second phase. One of the primary reasons for this is because the bosses scheduled to arrive in the game like Azuregos and Kazzak were developed to appear only one time at any given time. Layering would create replicates and enable “World of Warcraft Classic” players to farm world bosses.

The process of eliminating layers is already underway. 13 servers are already locked at a single layer while the most populated worlds are already down to to two layers. Hazzikostas says that getting WoW Classic servers to a single layer is “a matter of weeks.” Eliminating layers isn’t the only thing stopping Blizzard from just releasing phase 2 of WoW Classic, which includes the world bosses, the Dire Maul dungeon, and a new Honor System, but it’s a big one.