Through playing in wow tbc gold Arena games, players gain Arena points each week depending on the performance of their team that can later be used to buy powerful armor and weapons. Teams must play at least 10 games in order to be eligible for points during any given week, and each player having to be a part of at 30 percent of games played in that week to gain points. 

The most successful .5 percentage in players also receive the Swift Nether Drake Mount, that is only accessible during the initial Arena season. WoW Classic TBC: Burning Crusade Releasing

Arena mode first came into World of Warcraft with the initial Burning Crusade expansion in 2007 it has been an essential part of the game since then. Later versions players were able to compete with each other in Rated Battlegrounds in addition to Arena to gain the most effective PvP equipment.

The way that the Burning Crusade Classic's Arena system operates is different than the way it worked back in 2007. For Burning Crusade Classic, players begin with a rating zero instead of 1500, which was the Arena rating that teams all started with in the first game. This means that Blizzard has made it so that teams with a rating less than 1500 will receive more Arena points than they did in earlier games.

Certain items of gear have ratings requirements to be met before they can be purchased this was added at the end of the expansion's life after the launch season 3. Burning Crusade Arena Season 3. When a new season begins equipment from earlier Arena seasons are available for purchase by using points that do not have rating requirement. 

In Burning Crusade Classic, the Arena matching system been undergoing changes from the initial game and Blizzard altering its MMR system in order to buy WOW TBC Classic Gold improve the quality of matches.