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For your character's level, the limit rises to 120 and the purchase of the expansion gives you an increase of level 110 for use with a brand new as well as an existing. Additionally, there are new playable races that are allied to each other; Alliance receives an upgrade to the Lightforged Draenei as well as Void Elves Horde gets the Lightforged Draenei and Void Elves, while Horde is given Highmountain Tauren in addition to Nightborne.
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