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Is there a chance we might see Ogres, Blood
Elves, Naga, Pandaren, Goblins, or High Elves?
World of Warcraft is an enormous universe filled
with many different races. All of those named
above can be seen in the game as NPCs, but at
this time, we can't announce any plans for
future player races. The eight races mentioned
above are the only playable races in the game.
Why are the Undead allied with the Horde?
Led by the banshee-queen Sylvanas, the Forsaken
are an Undead faction that split violently with
the Scourge during the Third War. Knowing that
no Human agency would ever give them shelter or
aid against the Scourge, now their hated enemy,
they turned to the savage Horde, based across
the sea in the distant land of Kalimdor, for
assistance. To convince the Horde to accept the
Forsaken into its alliance, the Undead
ambassadors claimed that they merely sought a
cure for their degenerative condition, which
they said only the powers of shamanism and the
life-giving energies of the earth could provide.
In exchange for this healing aid, the Forsaken
vowed to support the Horde in all of its
ventures throughout Lordaeron and Azeroth.
Having done battle with the Undead on many
occasions, Orc warchief Thrall and Tauren
chieftain Cairne Bloodhoof of the Horde were
immediately suspicious of the Forsaken's
motives. However, due to growing political
tensions, the warriors acquiesced to a council
of sages known as The Earthen Ring. The council
argued that it was the Horde's duty to aid the
Forsaken, who wrestled with inner demons just as
the Orcs had for generations.
Though Thrall and Cairne secretly suspect the
worst, it remains to be seen what Sylvanas and
her fanatical Forsaken have planned....
What can you tell us about the Gnomes?
The eccentric, often-brilliant Gnomes, known
throughout the world for their obsession with
developing radical new technologies and
constructing mind-bending marvels of
engineering, served the alliance well during the
Second War. However, during the recent invasion
of the Burning Legion, the Gnomes refused to
send any personnel to aid their allies. Though
Gnomish designs helped turn the tide against the
Legion, the Dwarves and Humans were shocked by
the Gnomes' decision to withhold their
courageous troops and pilots.
When the war ended, the Alliance discovered the
reason behind the Gnomes' sudden withdrawal: an
ancient, barbaric menace had emerged from the
bowels of the earth and invaded the Gnomes'
wondrous techno-city of Gnomeregan. Knowing that
their allies' priority was defeating the Burning
Legion, the Gnomes decided to make their stand
alone. They fought valiantly, but Gnomeregan was
lost, and nearly half of the Gnomish race was
wiped out.
Those Gnomes who survived fled to the safety of
the Dwarven stronghold Ironforge, where they
recommitted themselves to the Alliance's cause
and also to devising strategies and weapons that
would help them retake their ravaged city and
build a brighter future for their people.
Who are the Tauren?
The Tauren are a mighty race of nomadic
tribesmen who live on the dusty plains of a
faraway land. These noble, bull-like hunters
have lived in harmony for countless generations
and are threatened only by the periodic raids of
marauding centaur herds.
What are the racial traits?
You can check them out here .
Are there male and female versions of all of the
races?
Yes. Even Tauren!
Does each race have unique properties?
Yes. Each race in the game has access to racial
traits that set them apart from others.
Will there be different starting locations?
Most of the races have a unique starting
location. The only races that do not are the
Gnomes and Trolls, who share their starting
location with the Dwarves and Orcs,
respectively.
Do different races see differently? (i.e. Can
Night Elves see better in the dark?)
No, all races will see the world in the exact
same way (although Gnomes may see more knees
than the rest of us). When the idea of racial
eye sight came up on the table, the development
team wanted to ensure that all races would be
enjoyable to play. They also didn't want to give
any specific race an advantage in this area.
What are the modes of transportation that are
available to each race?
Each race has a unique land mount, and each
faction possesses several shared aerial mounts.
Land mounts can be purchased by players once
they reach level 40, with better versions of
these mounts also available at level 60. Aerial
mounts can be ridden for a small fee to travel
vast distances within the continents. Keep in
mind that there are several other modes of
transportation to be found in the game. You can
learn more about transportation here .
Air Transportation
Alliance: Gryphon, Hippogryph
Horde: Giant Bat, Wyvern
Land Mounts*
Dwarf: Ram
Gnome: Mechanostrider
Human: Horse
Night Elf: Nightsaber
Orc: Wolf
Tauren: Kodo Beast
Troll: Raptor
Undead: Undead Steed
*Paladins and Warlocks also have the ability to
summon special mounts. .
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