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Choosing the Right Alliance Race For You!

October 16th, 2009 by Mike Miller

When you are thinking about playing Alliance, you might be wondering about what the right race for you. The advantages that each race has to offer over the others is fairly small, and most people just decide based on looks and the class available to them, but you will find that there are some advantages that can make a difference when you are thinking about leveling and moving forward.

Humans

The advantages that Humans have is that they are going to have increased spirit and they will also have an +5 to their sword and mace skill. With the increased spirit, you will discover that rolling up a priest is a natural choice. If you are a class that is going to specialize in sword or mace, the +5 to the skills can be attractive. Humans also have increased stealth detection, but this does not come up as often as you might think.

Gnomes

If you are interested in playing a melee class, Gnomes are a great option due to their escape artist trait; this lets you get away from effects that alter speed and you can get away from a lot of damage thanks to that. The additional +5 intelligence is good for warlocks or for mages and the arcane resistance can come in handy. If you are considering playing an engineer, the +5 to engineering can aid in leveling.

Dwarves

Dwarves are the only race besides Humans on the Alliance who can also be paladins, but it is also important to remember that they are at a bit of a loss when it comes to agility. They have a stone form that can bulk up defenses, which is good if you want to play a priest. Dwarf hunters ha a +5 gun skill, and frost resistance can come in handy in PVE. Treasure finding is another dwarf bonus.

Night Elves

There are likely quite a few Night Elf hunters and rogues on your server, and the Night Elf bonuses definitely have something to do with that. Night Elves get a dodge bonus that can prevent either of these leather wearing classes from getting hit and that can be quite helpful. They are also naturally resistant to nature damage and with Shadow Meld, they have a great ability to lower their threat; because of this, soloing can be much simpler.

Draenei

There are lots of great reasons to roll up Draenei and their bonuses are fairly good. With Gift of the Naaru, they can heal themselves or another person and they also have an increased chance to hit. As a race, they are resistant to shadow magic and they have a +5 to jewelcrafting.

Take some time and look over the races carefully. If you are feeling a little confused, remember that an Alliance leveling guide can help you make your decision!

Nubun’s WOW Level Guide allows users to have the fastest leveling time for their alliance characters. Get to level 80 in less than a week. You can also have a look at more leveling guide articles and tips. Nubun’s guide is a full Alliance Leveling Solution.

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