World of Warcraft Classic was (re)released just a short time ago, but there's already more stuff to do. Blizzard has added the three-part Dire Maul dungeon, jammed with elves, ogres and other bad things, marking the first major content release for the vintage 2005 game.

Dire Maul dungeon was originally released for WoW as a challenging quest for players ranked from levels 55 to the original 60 cap, and that restriction still applies. Blizzard points out that to succeed, you'll need help. "Dire Maul is a particularly dangerous dungeon for the unprepared and you'll need dependable teamwork to make your way through all three of its wings," it explained on its blog.

The dungeon will add a new dynamic to Classic, giving players a reason to log in. At the moment, content is sparse, with Molton Core and Onxyia’s Lair being the main objectives. Scholomance and Stratholme are worth mentioning, but they’re easily dwarfed by Dire Maul. The dungeon offers best-in-slot pieces for a number of classes, as well as enchants, powerful world buffs, and the Warlock and Paladin class mounts. No matter the class, though, Dire Maul will be the top priority for almost all level 60 players. If you want to Buy World of Warcraft Classic Gold, I think 5mmo.com is your best choice, after all, the site has been officially certified,so it's very safe.

The Dire Maul dungeon is styled as a great night elf city. However, it became a little less welcoming after the entire world broke into pieces by the Great Sundering. Blizzard first added it to World of Warcraft in March 2005, four months after the game initially released. End-game content at the time, the dungeon required players to be at least level 56 to stand a chance of not dying horribly in its halls.

The dungeon held its place as a high-level raid for five years. However, it was nerfed in the Cataclysm expansion pack. The changes made it accessible to lower-level players. However, the move also prevented anyone from ever experiencing it as it originally stood. But not anymore. The re-release of the dungeon will be the first time since 2010 that Dire Maul’s original endgame glory could be enjoyed. Well, outside of the unofficial legacy servers that would occasionally pop up before Blizzard shut them down.