Once you've decided your server and faction, you have to answer an even bigger question: What class and race are you going to play?Įach race in World of Warcraft comes with special bonuses towards certain crafting professions and a unique skill only they can use, but that skill varies between Classic and retail. It used to matter back when there were dedicated PvP servers, but nowadays, open-world PvP is an option you can toggle on and, along with an older feature called cross-realm play that lets you play alongside characters from other servers, a good balance of Horde and Alliance players isn't as important. Which faction you choose will determine the races you have to choose from for your charactersĭon't worry about the Alliance/Horde ratio of players on any given server if you're keen on PvPing. If you're playing with any friends, just make a character on whatever server they're on or be sure to all agree on a server in advance, but be sure to make a character on the same faction they are: Alliance and Horde characters can’t speak or quest with each other in game. Avoid 'New Player' servers and those with 'Maximum' population You want a server with a healthy, established population, not stuck in login queues. With servers, pick one that has a medium or high population during the times you'll normally be playing each day.
You can select them when you're first choosing a server. If you're creative and like the idea of taking your immersion in the world to the next level, RP servers are a great deal of fun. It's a very different experience, as you'll treat World of Warcraft more like a Dungeons & Dragons campaign. World of Warcraft also has some very popular roleplay servers where players are expected to speak and behave as their character would. Sadly, it can take dozens of hours before you realize one or the other isn't a good fit. Before you can do anything, you'll need to choose a server, faction, race, and class to play. It's a bit cruel that most of World of Warcraft's toughest decisions are the first ones you'll have to make. Shadowlands will then take your character to level 60. Players who have already completed Battle for Azeroth on one character will instead get to choose between BfA and one of the previous seven expansions to level through to 50. This expansion will take your character from level 10 to level 50, where you'll then jump into Shadowlands. You start in Exile's Reach until level tem (or choose between the new leveling island and their race’s existing starting area, if you’re experienced) and then move onto the Battle for Azeroth expansion by default if you're new. There's a new process for how you level your characters.This has significantly shortened the time it takes to progress a new character to max level while also making the whole experience feel more satisfying, since you get skills throughout. Character levels have been squished down to a new level cap of 60.A new zone for new characters called Exile's Reach has been added, which provides a much more fun and comprehensive introduction from levels 1-10, primarily for new players.
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