The other more forgivable lapse of tuning is Torghast, from lidakun's blog

The other, more forgivable lapse of tuning is Torghast, Tower of the Damned: a roguelike-fashion, near-limitless, randomised dungeon placed in The Maw. As you ascend the tower, to  WOW Classic Gold procure new unique abilties and skill modifiers, developing a weird, one-off, overpowered elegance hybrid as you move. 

It's all transient, though, and also you simplest have a restrained variety of deaths earlier than you lose all of it. It's additionally playable both solo or in a group. There is not any way to make this freeform experience as mechanically tight as WOW's dungeons and raids - and perhaps this is virtually the factor. 

I feel like Torghast is supposed to be a holiday, for each designers and players, from caring so obsessively approximately tuning, balance and birthday party dynamics. And for the most element it makes for a clean holiday, albeit a sepulchrally darkish and monochromatic one. But there's no escaping the truth that it is able to sense sloppy and erratic in comparison to MMOBC the slick PVE demanding situations WOW gamers are used to.