FAQ About World of Warcraft

World of Warcraft featured a total of 12 different classes, each with its own unique abilities, playstyle, and role in the game. These classes offered a wide range of gameplay options to suit various player preferences and roles within groups and raids. Here is a list of the classes available in World of Warcraft at that time:

• Death Knight: A hero class introduced in the "Wrath of the Lich King" expansion, Death Knights wield dark magic and serve as formidable melee fighters.
• Demon Hunter: Another hero class, introduced in the "Legion" expansion, Demon Hunters are agile melee combatants who harness demonic powers.
• Druid: Druids have the ability to shape-shift into various animal forms, making them versatile hybrid classes capable of healing, tanking, and dealing damage.
• Hunter: Hunters specialize in ranged combat, using bows, guns, and pets to track and defeat their prey.
• Mage: Mages are spellcasters who wield the power of arcane, fire, and frost to deal damage and control the battlefield.
• Monk: Introduced in the "Mists of Pandaria" expansion, Monks are versatile martial artists who can heal, tank, or deal damage with finesse.
• Paladin: Paladins are holy warriors who can heal, tank, or deal damage with a focus on righteousness and divine magic.
• Priest: Priests are powerful healers and spellcasters who can call upon both holy and shadow magic.
• Rogue: Rogues are masters of stealth, ambush, and precision attacks, making them effective melee damage dealers and saboteurs.
• Shaman: Shamans commune with the elements, allowing them to heal, cast spells, and deal damage using the power of earth, air, fire, and water.
• Warlock: Warlocks are spellcasters who command dark magic and demonic minions to inflict curses, damage over time effects, and chaos.
• Warrior: Warriors are formidable melee fighters who excel at both tanking and dealing damage, using their strength and weapon expertise.