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As a green hand or new players in World of Warcraft, you first started this game may be a little torn on which class to pick. At the beginning, nobody knows, they may simply pick what looks the coolest. It is unavoidable that this is a fact of life. Here we will go over some of the stats of each class in this Wow class guide. For the most part, it will help you make a decision.
First of all, we take a look at the Warlock class. It has great strengths, including tons of pets, a mount able to be summoned at level 40. It also has great at Crowd Control and high stamina, even is strong in Player vs. Environment and Player vs. Player. But its weaknesses are as below: doesn't damage as well as a Mage, a little difficult to play, only wears cloth and no pets fit all situations.
Secondly, Warrior is in turn. Warriors not only have great melee abilities as well as being a great tank class player but they have the ability to make use of both the armors and weapons they make therefore they are great for blacksmithing. This player's great with a two-handed weapon and can equip almost any weapon in the game. When it comes to weaknesses, the Warrior is too dependent on rage, is not a broad class, requires more equipment and is limited in Player vs. Player due to a susceptibility to magic.
Thirdly, Hunter is described as the best solo class in the game with a pet that can serve as a personal tank. You have tracking abilities, great leatherworking skill, a strong Player vs. Player range, and the ability to take most pets. The Hunter's weaknesses are that he doesn't have the ability to use a shield, not a great melee player, dangerous pets that need constant feeding, and cannot wear mail until level 40.
Fourthly, Mage is the best magic damage dealer, has the best range class, great combat control, can summon both food and drink, groups love him, he can open portals to major cities, and a Mage deals damage better than anyone. Among the Mage's weaknesses: can only wear cloth, a major monster target, spells take a while to dial up, and they don't heal very well in battle.
Fifthly, Druid has the ability to heal. While their healing powers are not as potent as priests, they are terrific in a supporting role. This ability definitely serves them well in large raids. This is one of the reasons that Druids are so popular within groups. Druid has relatively few weaknesses: their armor or lack there of. Druid armor can only consist of leather or cloth. It is easy to see why they rely on magic, stealth and speed, and can't cast spells or use weapons while in the form of an animal.
The last class we'll discuss in this Wow class guide is the Priest. It is the best healing class in the game with strong defensive spells, can do damage as well, highly desired in groups and raids. But its weaknesses are that it can only wear cloth, not a role foe everyone, Shadow Priests can do more damage but are not near the healers as their holy counterparts, difficult to play particularly at the early levels and mana dependent.
First of all, we take a look at the Warlock class. It has great strengths, including tons of pets, a mount able to be summoned at level 40. It also has great at Crowd Control and high stamina, even is strong in Player vs. Environment and Player vs. Player. But its weaknesses are as below: doesn't damage as well as a Mage, a little difficult to play, only wears cloth and no pets fit all situations.
Secondly, Warrior is in turn. Warriors not only have great melee abilities as well as being a great tank class player but they have the ability to make use of both the armors and weapons they make therefore they are great for blacksmithing. This player's great with a two-handed weapon and can equip almost any weapon in the game. When it comes to weaknesses, the Warrior is too dependent on rage, is not a broad class, requires more equipment and is limited in Player vs. Player due to a susceptibility to magic.
Thirdly, Hunter is described as the best solo class in the game with a pet that can serve as a personal tank. You have tracking abilities, great leatherworking skill, a strong Player vs. Player range, and the ability to take most pets. The Hunter's weaknesses are that he doesn't have the ability to use a shield, not a great melee player, dangerous pets that need constant feeding, and cannot wear mail until level 40.
Fourthly, Mage is the best magic damage dealer, has the best range class, great combat control, can summon both food and drink, groups love him, he can open portals to major cities, and a Mage deals damage better than anyone. Among the Mage's weaknesses: can only wear cloth, a major monster target, spells take a while to dial up, and they don't heal very well in battle.
Fifthly, Druid has the ability to heal. While their healing powers are not as potent as priests, they are terrific in a supporting role. This ability definitely serves them well in large raids. This is one of the reasons that Druids are so popular within groups. Druid has relatively few weaknesses: their armor or lack there of. Druid armor can only consist of leather or cloth. It is easy to see why they rely on magic, stealth and speed, and can't cast spells or use weapons while in the form of an animal.
The last class we'll discuss in this Wow class guide is the Priest. It is the best healing class in the game with strong defensive spells, can do damage as well, highly desired in groups and raids. But its weaknesses are that it can only wear cloth, not a role foe everyone, Shadow Priests can do more damage but are not near the healers as their holy counterparts, difficult to play particularly at the early levels and mana dependent.
