World of Warcraft

Day-Z

2012-09-20T12:33:00.001+02:00

Well, i have stopped playing WoW for some time... Now i play something like MMO.... I think i can call that mmo. It's mod for game called Arma II. This mod caused players all around the world to buy that freaking (the best) game I've ever played. Becouse i am a big fan of zombies and zombie games, that will be my Best game to play atm. The whole action is played in Chernarus - post-soviet terrain, where some kind of infection have spreaded through towns and forests. infection caused humans to mutate into zombies. Now they all are walking around Towns, fields, searching for next prey to kill and eat. Your goal is to Stay Alive as long as it is possible. You need to gather food, water, weapons, ammo. Everything.

http://dayzmod.com/

Better one?

2012-04-22T12:37:00.000+02:00

Well I was thinking if the Lord of the Rings online is better than World of Warcraft... I know that the WoW have unique graphic from warcraft 3 etc but... Well look at the graphic in LOTRO. Clean, great water like on CryEngine or something... :P and it is mmo. Give me ur suggestions.

Here I am

2012-03-31T12:20:00.000+02:00

I wasn't post anything since... few days. Promis that now I'll do my best to keep giving you all nice information about WoW. ;) Wait for my next post.

Legendary People: Albert Speer - World War 2 architect

2012-03-04T14:16:00.000+01:00

Legendary People: Albert Speer - World War 2 architect: Albert Speer March 19, 1905 - September 1, 1981 Legendary : Architect, author, Third Reich minister. Albert was a G...

Things, stuff...

2012-02-25T22:56:00.001+01:00

So... I think WoW should have system of guildhouses or just houses. Houses for rent or something would be great, I think the devs should make wow more sandbox... Like cutting down tree's (in some areas) for wood resource, used to build... i don't know... some kind of buildable for player buildings.

Hi there !

2012-02-20T14:41:00.001+01:00

Sup peeps? I'am talking all time 'bout my experience in WoW. Why u wouldn't share ur experience IN game ? Tell me something about ur character, talent build, Maybe some story that is attached to ur char?

Deathwing

2012-02-19T11:56:00.003+01:00

Deathwing

Pain... Agony.... My hatred burns through the cavernous deeps. The world heaves with my torment. Its wretched kingdoms quake beneath my rage... But at last... The whole of Azeroth will break... ...And all will burn beneath the shadow of my wings...

Deathwing the Destroyer, formerly known as Neltharion the Earth-Warder, is one of the five Dragon Aspects and leader of the black dragonflight. Thousands of years ago, Neltharion was empowered by the Titans with dominion over the earth and the deep places of Azeroth. However, driven mad by the Old Gods, he turned against the other Aspects during the War of the Ancients. Among both mortals and dragons his name has become one whispered with a feeling of fear and contempt.
The black aspect involved himself in the Second War, adopting the form of Lord Daval Prestor in order to destroy the Alliance from within. He also managed to turn his greatest enemy, Alexstrasza, into a slave of the Horde, with which he later allied himself. After a series of setbacks, culminating in his defeat at the hands of the other Aspects, Deathwing retreated to the elemental plane of Deepholm to recuperate. From there, he observed his former mate Sintharia's experiments with the twilight dragonflight in Grim Batol. He now continues his late consort's work.
Though believed dead by many, Deathwing made his return in World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, the third expansion to World of Warcraft, and his wrath constituted a pre-release event known as the Shattering, which changed the world of Azeroth permanently. The world continues to reel from the effects of Deathwing's return as he flies over Azeroth to randomly cast his flame. He will be the final raid encounter of Cataclysm, appearing as the last two encounters of the Dragon Soul raid.
Deathwing has control over the land and its fathoms, including lava. Like the rest of his dragonflight, lava features prominently in his attacks. He also has the ability to withstand extreme temperatures, such as those within volcanoes.

War of the Spider

2012-02-17T12:26:00.002+01:00

''While Thrall was liberating his brethren in Loarderon, Ner'zhul continued to build up his power base in Northrend. A great citadel was erected above the Icecrown Glacier and manned by the growing legions of the dead. Yet as the Lich King extended his influence over the land, one shadowy empire stood against his power. The ancient subterranean kingdom of Azjol-Nerub, which had been founded by a race of sinister humanoid spiders, sent their elite warrior-guard to attack Icecrown and end the Lich King's mad bid for dominance. Much to his frustration, Ner'zhul found that the evil nerubians were immune not only to the plague, but to his telepathic domination as well.
The nerubian spider-lords commanded vast forces and had an underground network that stretched nearly half the breadth of Northrend. Their hit-and-run tactics on the Lich King's strongholds stymied his efforts to root them out time after time. Ultimately Ner'zhul's war against the nerubians was won by attrition. With the aid of the sinister dreadlords and innumerable undead warriors, the Lich King invaded Azjol-Nerub and brought its subterranean temples crashing down upon the spider lords' heads.
Though the nerubians were immune to his plague, Ner'zhul's growing necromantic powers allowed him to raise the spider-warriors' corpses and bend them to his will. As a testament to their tenacity and fearlessness, Ner'zhul adopted the nerubians' distinctive architectural style for his own fortresses and structures. Left to rule his kingdom unopposed, the Lich King began preparing for his true mission in the world. Reaching out into the human lands with his vast consciousness, the Lich King called out to any dark soul that would listen.... ''

Nice story, but where is the end? Wow hasn't got any end...

Best weps 4 me

2012-02-15T13:32:00.000+01:00

Okay, I'll post here my best weps that i was in love ;P Before I'll start writing I just want to inform you that i have started my adventure with World of Warcraft when the Burning Crusade expansion was already published. First of all... The twin blades of azzinoth. I was hunting for them just like 1 year or so... But they are still just great looking kick-ass weps. The second place is for Shadowmourne... Ofcourse i love the story of Arthas and i was playing warcraft 3. I always wanted to be just like Arthas ( in WoW :P ) so i think the wielder of that weapon is not just protector of light who wants to finish Lich King... The wielder is another slave of the ... Of the who? Who created and gave a power to the shadowmourne? Morgraine just recreated it. What is your opinion? I'll continue this post later on.

2012-02-15T13:16:00.002+01:00

One expansion ago it was the finest and greatest weapon to get... So many quests was needed to get one.. It's younger brother of frostmourne... And now... That's useless junk ! There is now bunch of better weps around the world... of Azeroth ofcourse. Game Devs should upload this wep to lvl cap 85 and make this wep much stronger... That's in my opinion ofcourse.

Warlock T11,12

2012-02-15T13:09:00.000+01:00

That's some kick-ass T11 n' T12 Warlock sets... Nice? I guess so... It's hard to get it just like all others Tier's in Cataclysm. I've one on my alt character. Trust me, not only first look is great.

Gilneas - Worgen major city

2012-02-01T23:02:00.000+01:00

Gilneas is located on the peninsula south of Silverpine Forest.
The human kingdom had supported the Alliance during the Second War, but King Greymane had no qualms about severing all ties to the outside world when it became clear that the Alliance needed Gilneas more than Gilneas needed the Alliance. Unbeknownst to the rest of the world, darkness fell on Gilneas after the Greymane Wall's gates had been closed, and the worgen curse ravaged the nation. Before long, Gilneans were fighting against Gilneans in a bloody civil war that left the kingdom in tatters. Remarkably, the people of Gilneas have somehow managed to hold on to the last vestiges of their humanity... for now.
Gilneas (pronounced Gil-neigh-uhs) is a human nation and kingdom located in the peninsula that lies to the southwest of Silverpine Forest on the continent of Lordaeron. The kingdom was founded following the splitting of Arathor and is ruled by the House of Greymane. Besides the peninsula, the kingdom also included the island of Zul'Dare.
Gilneas is a large peninsula that juts into the sea south of western Lordaeron. Silverpine Forest lies to the northeast and Kul Tiras awaits across the sea to the south. Lord Genn Greymane never supported the Lordaeron Alliance in the Second War. Thus, after the war, he constructed the Greymane Wall: a massive barrier spanning the entire northern border. The enormous wall barricades Gilneas from Lordaeron. Gilneas does not allow anyone in or out, and because of this no one knows what has been transpiring there since the end of the Second War.
It was later found that the Worgen curse swept mercilessly across the nation, turning nearly all of its inhabitants to savage beasts. However, the denizens somehow retained their will, unleashing a bloody civil war that wrecked the whole nation. Following the Cataclysm and an invasion by the Forsaken, Gilneas rejoined the Alliance.

Major Cities

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ALLIANCE :

Darnassus
Darnassus is the capital city of the Night Elves, situated on an isolated island located to the north of Kalimdor, in the zone of Teldrassil. Darnassus is further isolated by the unique system of ingress and egress, in that there is no direct access to Darnassus. Instead, the village of Rut'Theran houses a portal which takes players to and from Teldrassil. Also located in Rut'Theran Village is a boat which will take players, free of charge, to the town of Auberdine in the Darkshore zone. Rut'Theran Village is connected to the other Alliance ports of call via the flight path system, which is available at a nominal service charge. Those Night Elf players who selected the Druid class also have a transportation to Moonglade, the central hub for the Druidic class.

The Exodar
The Exodar is the Draenai racial capital city, which was introduced in the Burning Crusade expansion pack. The Exodar is located on Azuremyst Island, which is off the coast of Kalimdor. Being one of the Burning Crusades expansion areas, and to prevent non-BC subscribers from accessing BC content, this area is instanced in a similar manner to Silvermoon City.

As a capital city, the Exodar provides all major player conveniences, such as banks, an auction house, and mailboxes. Azuremyst Island and its companion Bloodmyst Island, form the starting areas for players of the Draenai race. The city is linked to the rest of the world via two methods of transportation. A flightpath exists between Azuremyst and Bloodmyst as a closed system of transportation, also similar to how Silvermoon City connects only to the Ghostlands. The flightpath, as usual, charges a nominal fee. A harbor provides a free boat which will take players to and from Auberdine.

Ironforge
Ironforge is the capital city for the Dwarven race, located in the Dun Morogh zone on the Eastern Continents. The city hosts a connecting point to Stormwind via the underground Deeprun Tram, allowing easy access from one to the other at no cost to players. Ironforge was the one Alliance city which housed an Auction House, before all Auction Houses were ultimately linked. The presence of the Auction House made Ironforge the center of Alliance player commerce; while players are no longer forced to visit Ironforge for trading, the tradition remains. Ironforge is similar in this way to the Horde city of Orgrimmar.

Ironforge is also interesting in that a section of city known as Old Ironforge is closed off for player access. Prior bugs in the game allowed a player to illegally gain access, but this has since turned into a "bannable offense". Any player caught exploiting these bugs will be permanently banned from the game.

Stormwind
Stormwind is the capital city for the Humans. The city is located in Elwynn Forest of the Eastern Kingdoms continent. The city has a few unique features among the other major cities. A lower level instance, the Stockades, is located within city limits. Given the location of this instance, it has no purpose for players of the Horde faction. While Horde players may choose to enter this instance, doing so requires travel directly into occupied territory. There are also no Horde related quests involving the Stockades, which further limits this instance's usefulness for Horde players.

Another unique feature is the Deeprun Tram. This is a free-of-charge underground subway-like system, which connects Stormwind to Ironforge, the Dwarven capital. Trains run between the two cities on two parallel tracks. The Deeprun Tram is actually a "single-instanced" location, similar to the way that the city of Silvermoon is instanced; there exists only one instance in which all players have access. There is no corresponding connection in the normal geography of the world. While traveling on the Tram, players glimpse scenes of underwater locations, complete with an elite sea monster named Nessie (a reference to the Loch Ness Monster). These underwater locations exist simply for ambience; there is no legal way for players to swim in these waters or kill Nessie. Players may walk the entire length of the Deeprun Tram from one city to another, pausing along the way to view the sights. Players may even safely walk on the tracks with no fear of being run over by the Tram (the "normal" physics of the game apply, which allows players to move through other dynamic objects).

HORDE :

Orgrimmar
Orgrimmar is the capital city of the Orcs, located in Durotar on the continent of Kalimdor. Beyond its role as a capital city, it is a major population center for Horde players, mostly for historical reasons. Prior to relatively recent patch releases, when only a single auction house existed for each faction, Orgrimmar hosted the Horde's auction house. This feature was reason for many players to spend their time in Orgrimmar rather than the other Horde capital cities. Since the introduction of the linked auction house system, this need has been diminished. However, Ogrimmar still remains a major hub for player-based trade. Other vital player functions are also present in Orgrimmar: banks, vendors, and class- and profession-trainers (with the exception of the Paladin class and the Jewelcrafter profession). All battlegrounds are represented by Battlemasters present in the city. The PvP rewards vendors are also located in Orgrimmar. During the weekly fishing contest, the Booty Bay envoy appears in Orgrimmar. Orgrimmar connects to all major Horde cities on Kalimdor via the flight path system, and a Goblin zeppelin is located outside, which will carry players either to the Undercity or to Grom'Grol in Stranglethorn Vale.

Orgrimmar also houses an instanced dungeon named Ragefire Chasm. This is a low-level dungeon (for players of around levels 13 through 16), making it one of the first instances many Horde players will experience.

Silvermoon

Silvermoon City, along with its surroundings, was introduced in the Burning Crusade expansion pack. Silvermoon City is the capital city for the Blood Elves and contains all major player amenities: banks which are linked to the rest of the world, auction houses which are also linked, inns and trainers. With the exception of the warrior class, the city hosts all other class trainers. The absence of that particular class trainer is due to the fact that the warrior class is excluded to the Blood Elf race. Added during the expansion was the new jewelry crafting profession and trainers. This is the only place in the Eastern Kingdoms where players can train for jewel crafting.

Silvermoon City lies within a special zone known as Eversong Woods, along with a partnering zone named The Ghostlands. Beginning Blood Elf players quest their way through Eversong Woods before progressing to the Ghostlands and then beyond. The two zones, including the city, are collectively known as Quel'Thalas.

While both of these zones lie in the northernmost areas of the Eastern Kingdoms, north of the Eastern Plaguelands, they are not part of the normal geography of the rest of the world. They are considered instanced zones, but they differ significantly from dungeon instances. Dungeon instances are created dynamically for each player or party of players; however Eversong Woods and the Ghostlands exists for all players who currently occupy the zones, and can interact with the rest of the world through normal chat channels.

Due to the instanced nature of these zones, they are not connected to the rest of the world via the usual means. The only flight path which exists in this instanced area simply connects the two zones. Players can access the rest of the world through a special teleportation orb which will instantly transport the player to the Undercity. Opposing faction members, however, cannot access this orb, and must enter the zone via a portal between the Eastern Plaguelands and the Ghostlands.

Thunder Bluff

Thunder Bluff is the capital city of the Tauren race, located in Mulgore on the continent of Kalimdor. The city is built on four high mesas, called Rises, which are interconnected by rope bridges. This layout keeps the city secure from raids, as there are only two access points: the normal flight system, which only Horde players can access, and a pair of elevators that bring players up to the city from the surrounding flatland areas. For Alliance players seeking to attack the city, the elevators are their only option. The height of the city and the interconnecting rope bridges are sometimes a cause of dismay for new players or those who aren't paying attention as they move about, as they suddenly find themselves falling to their deaths below.

The Darkmoon Faire also makes an appearance outside the city on a regular basis. All players of either faction are welcome at the fair, since it is not within normal aggro distance of guards, so it is not uncommon to see Alliance players in the zone when the fair is in town.

Undercity

The Undercity, the Horde capital for the Undead race (also known as the Forsaken), lies in the Tirisfal Glades zone on the Eastern Kingdoms continent. Like all capital cities, this one is home to all amenities for Horde players, such as a bank, auction house, inn, mailbox and class- and profession-trainers. An Orb of Translocation, located in the ruins just above the Undercity, allows Horde players (who have purchased the Burning Crusades expansion) to teleport between the Undercity and Silvermoon without having to cross through high-level areas. Horde players may travel to and from the Undercity using the flight system, and may also travel to Orgrimmar or Grom'gol Base Camp (in the Stranglethorn Vale zone) using the free goblin-run zeppelins available just outside the city gates.

NEUTRAL :

Shattrath

Shattrath City is a major hub city which was introduced in the World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade expansion pack. This city is located on the continent of Outland, in the Terokkar Forest zone. While all players of either Horde or Alliance are welcome in Shattrath City, the city is a combat-free zone. Players cannot engage in combat within the city limits, even if they are specifically "flagged" for combat. Within the city, there are transportation portals to each of the four capital cities for both Horde and Alliance. Players cannot access the opposing faction portals.

Shattrath City hosts a number of usual player amenities, such as banks, vendors and inns, but there is a glaring lack of class trainers or auction houses. Blizzard has acknowledged that this is a deliberate design decision, in order to disperse population density, and to encourage players to continue to interact with the "old world" of Azeroth. This is unlikely to change in the future.

The city also has four separate factions, two of which are mutually exclusive to one another. The Sha'tari are the supernatural beings who reclaimed Shattrath City after it was abandoned by the Draenei. The Lower City faction is a collection of refugees who flocked to the city during the chaos caused by the Burning Legion. Both of these factions have their own respective reputation system and rewards system. Reputation for each is gained in the usual manner of completing quests or killing mobs in instances.

The other two factions, Scryer and Aldor, are diametrically opposed with one another. When a player chooses to join one of these factions, the player is immediately hostile to the opposing faction. This transcends the usual Horde versus Alliance factions, as any player may choose either faction. Players are encouraged to fully research the benefits for each faction. An incorrect choice may lead to limitations with profession development, or may lock players out of desirable rewards. A costly process is available for players who wish to change their factions. Each faction has its own reputation system, in which reputation gains for one faction is reflected with loss of reputation for the opposite factions; it is therefore impossible for a player to be anything other than neutral with both factions at the same time. One cannot be seek to be exalted with both factions at the same time. Players who have chosen their faction will be banished if they attempt to access the alternate factions special vendors. Both factions have dedicated areas in Shattrath City, with inns and vendors; there are also faction banks, but these are linked to the rest of the banks across the world. Reputation is earned by completing quests, killing specific mobs and turning in special tokens.

Goblin cities
The Goblins are a non-playable race with a large presence in many areas of the world. The main goblin faction is known as Steamwheedle Cartel, which controls a number of minor cities throughout Azeroth. The Steamwheedle Cartel is a collective of reputation-based organizations. Where each individual goblin city maintains a reputation track with the players, reputation gains and losses is subject to "spillover" to the Steamwheedle Cartel. Reputation is earned through the standard means - questing, tokens, and killing specific mobs. The goblins also maintain at least one isolated outpost in Outland, which does not have an associated reputation scale.

Some of the goblin cities are:

* Booty Bay in Stranglethorn Vale.
* Gadgetzan in Tanaris.
* Everlook in Winterspring, with igloo/snowcovered buildings to match the terrain.
* Ratchet in the Barrens. There is a neutral ship that travels to and from Booty Bay.
* Area 52 - An isolated outpost in Netherstorm in the Outlands.

All goblin cities are neutral to both Horde and Alliance. Players of either faction are welcome in any of the goblin cities (within reputation limits), and are free to utilize any resources. There is also a profession specialization which is exclusive to the goblin factions. Most of the goblin cities also host auction houses which are only linked with other auction houses; these are referred to as the "neutral" auction houses, where players may buy and sell items from players of opposing faction, something which is normally prohibited. World-wide banks and mailboxes are also provided.

As a neutral faction, the goblins maintain their own travel system in the world. Boats and zeppelins will carry players from one port to another. Horde and Alliance often have their own travel system located in the goblin cities. Players may take a boat from one city to another, but as with the rest of the faction-based travel system, players are not able to utilize the opposing factions travel system. Unlike faction-based transportation, the goblin transportation system is free of use.

While the goblins are neutral, their cities are not combat-free. NPC guards in each city will attack any aggressive players; players may also lose reputation with the goblin hierarchy, which may ultimately prevent players from entry into those cities.

Races and Factions

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ALIANCE :

Worgen - Behind the formidable Greymane Wall, a terrible curse has spread throughout the isolated human nation of Gilneas, transforming many of its stalwart citizens into nightmarish beasts known as worgen. The origins of this curse have been fiercely debated, but only recently has the startling truth come to light.

Draenei -Long before the fallen titan, Sargeras, unleashed his demonic Legion on Azeroth, he turned his baleful gaze upon the world of Argus and its highly intelligent inhabitants, the eredar. Believing that this magically gifted race would be a crucial component in his dark quest to undo all of creation, Sargeras contacted the eredar’s three leaders – Kil’jaeden, Archimonde, and Velen – and offered them knowledge and power in exchange for their loyalty.

Dwarf - The bold and courageous dwarves are an ancient race descended from the earthen—beings of living stone created by the titans when the world was young. Due to a strange malady known as the curse of flesh, the dwarves’ earthen progenitors underwent a transformation that turned their rocky hides into soft skin. Ultimately, these creatures of flesh and blood dubbed themselves dwarves and carved out the mighty city of Ironforge in the snowy peaks of Khaz Modan.

Gnome - The clever, spunky, and oftentimes eccentric gnomes present a unique paradox among the civilized races of Azeroth. Brilliant inventors with an irrepressibly cheerful disposition, this race has suffered treachery, displacement, and near-genocide. It is their remarkable optimism in the face of such calamity that symbolizes the truly unshakable spirit of the gnomes.

Human - Recent discoveries have shown that humans are descended from the barbaric vrykul, half-giant warriors who live in Northrend. Early humans were primarily a scattered and tribal people for several millennia, until the rising strength of the troll empire forced their strategic unification. Thus the nation of Arathor was formed, along with its capital, the city-state of Strom.

Night Elf - The ancient and reclusive night elves have played a pivotal role in shaping Azeroth’s fate throughout its history. More than ten thousand years ago, their heroics during the War of the Ancients helped stave off the demonic Burning Legion’s first invasion. When the scattered remnants of the Legion on Azeroth rallied together with the vile satyrs centuries later, the night elves again rose to meet the threat. The ensuing War of the Satyr exacted a heavy toll from the night elves, but ultimately they vanquished the forces that had set out to wreak havoc on their world.

HORDE :

Goblin - riginally the slaves of jungle trolls on the Isle of Kezan, goblins were forced to mine kaja’mite ore out of the volcanic bowels of Mount Kajaro. The trolls used this potent mineral for their voodoo rituals, but it had an unexpected effect on the slaves who were in constant contact with it: kaja’mite generated a startling new cunning and intelligence in the goblin race.

Blood Elf - For nearly 7,000 years, high elven society centered on the sacred Sunwell, a magical fount that was created using a vial of pure arcane energy from the first Well of Eternity. Nourished and strengthened by the Sunwell’s potent energies, the high elves’ enchanted kingdom of Quel’Thalas prospered within the verdant forests north of Lordaeron.

Orc - Unlike the other races of the Horde, orcs are not native to Azeroth. Initially, they lived as shamanic clans on the lush world of Draenor. They abandoned their peaceful culture when Kil’jaeden, a demon lord of the Burning Legion, corrupted the orcs and used them in his vengeful plot against the draenei, who were exiles from Kil’jaeden’s homeworld.

Tauren - The peaceful tauren—known in their own tongue as the shu’halo—have long dwelled in Kalimdor, striving to preserve the balance of nature at the behest of their goddess, the Earth Mother. Until recently, the tauren lived as nomads scattered throughout the Barrens, hunting the great kodo beasts native to the arid region.

Troll - The savage trolls of Azeroth are infamous for their cruelty, dark mysticism, and seething hatred for all other races. Yet one exception among the trolls is the Darkspear tribe and its cunning leader, Vol’jin. Plagued by a history of subservience and exile, this proud tribe was on the brink of extinction when Warchief Thrall and his mighty Horde forces were driven to the trolls’ remote island home in the South Seas during a violent storm.

Forsaken - Death offered no escape for the scores of humans killed during the Lich King’s campaign to scour the living from Lordaeron. Instead, the kingdom’s fallen were risen into undeath as Scourge minions and forced to wage an unholy war against everything… and everyone… that they once held dear.

Classes

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Warrior - For as long as war has raged, heroes from every race have aimed to master the art of battle. Warriors combine strength, leadership, and a vast knowledge of arms and armor to wreak havoc in glorious combat. Some protect from the front lines with shields, locking down enemies while allies support the warrior from behind with spell and bow. Others forgo the shield and unleash their rage at the closest threat with a variety of deadly weapons.

Paladin - This is the call of the paladin: to protect the weak, to bring justice to the unjust, and to vanquish evil from the darkest corners of the world. These holy warriors are equipped with plate armor so they can confront the toughest of foes, and the blessing of the Light allows them to heal wounds and, in some cases, even restore life to the dead.

Hunter - From an early age the call of the wild draws some adventurers from the comfort of their homes into the unforgiving primal world outside. Those who endure become hunters. Masters of their environment, they are able to slip like ghosts through the trees and lay traps in the paths of their enemies.

Rogue - For rogues, the only code is the contract, and their honor is purchased in gold. Free from the constraints of a conscience, these mercenaries rely on brutal and efficient tactics. Lethal assassins and masters of stealth, they will approach their marks from behind, piercing a vital organ and vanishing into the shadows before the victim hits the ground.

Priest - Priests are devoted to the spiritual, and express their unwavering faith by serving the people. For millennia they have left behind the confines of their temples and the comfort of their shrines so they can support their allies in war-torn lands. In the midst of terrible conflict, no hero questions the value of the priestly orders.

Death Knight - When the Lich King’s control of his death knights was broken, his former champions sought revenge for the horrors committed under his command. After their vengeance was won, the death knights found themselves without a cause and without a home. One by one they trickled into the land of the living in search of a new purpose.

Shaman - Shaman are spiritual guides and practitioners, not of the divine, but of the very elements. Unlike some other mystics, shaman commune with forces that are not strictly benevolent. The elements are chaotic, and left to their own devices, they rage against one another in unending primal fury. It is the call of the shaman to bring balance to this chaos. Acting as moderators among earth, fire, water, and air, shaman summon totems that focus the elements to support the shaman’s allies or punish those who threaten them.

Mage - Students gifted with a keen intellect and unwavering discipline may walk the path of the mage. The arcane magic available to magi is both great and dangerous, and thus is revealed only to the most devoted practitioners. To avoid interference with their spellcasting, magi wear only cloth armor, but arcane shields and enchantments give them additional protection. To keep enemies at bay, magi can summon bursts of fire to incinerate distant targets and cause entire areas to erupt, setting groups of foes ablaze.

Warlock - In the face of demonic power, most heroes see death. Warlocks see only opportunity. Dominance is their aim, and they have found a path to it in the dark arts. These voracious spellcasters summon demonic minions to fight beside them. At first, they command only the service of imps, but as a warlock’s knowledge grows, seductive succubi, loyal voidwalkers, and horrific felhunters join the dark sorcerer’s ranks to wreak havoc on anyone who stands in their master’s way.

Druid - Druids harness the vast powers of nature to preserve balance and protect life. With experience, druids can unleash nature’s raw energy against their enemies, raining celestial fury on them from a great distance, binding them with enchanted vines, or ensnaring them in unrelenting cyclones.