If the world of Azeroth has been the place you’ve turned to find some time away from all the news about the coronavirus pandemic, Blizzard has something that should make your stay more productive. From now until April 20th, your World of Warcraft character will receive a bonus called “Winds of Wisdom,” which will increase the amount of experience they gain by 100 percent. The buff is available to Battle for Azeroth, Legion and Starter Edition players — alas, no love for those of us grinding it out in World of Warcraft Classic.

As expected, the game is a touched-up version of the original massively multiplayer game in its most refined form, around the “Drums of War” update from August 2006. That means no world-altering expansions or other major game mechanics that have appeared since then. While you’ll lose some of the creature comforts of the up-to-date WoW, you’ll also lose some of the complexity. Just be ready to focus mostly on monster-slaying at first, since some of the player-versus-player elements will arrive on a gradual basis.

If you’d rather mark the occasion using the current version of the game, you’ll have plenty of options. Blizzard is heralding WoW‘s 15th birthday with upcoming in-game events, including a 25-player raid that represents a “greatest hits” of the title’s bosses over the years. There’s also a $100 15th Anniversary Collector’s Edition of the game that arrives in October that will include in-game mount bonuses, a 10-inch Ragnaros statue, a pin, a mousepad and some art prints. Yes, that’s a lot to shell out — this is more for dedicated fans than anyone else.