The lightforged are the epitome of the paladin, both of their conviction and of their execution, as fighters chosen by the light itself, they should fully fulfill the theme of the paladin and be best at it!
That was a particularly difficult choice for me, but I think the Tauren outperform the orcs and trolls here again, as well as the dwarves, and thus spearhead the whole thing.
- Bloodelf/Nightborne and Human Mage
The elves of Quel’Thalas should be in the lead if they actively use the Sunwell. However, they are not currently doing so, just as the nightborn still do not have their nightwell. Of course the Humans in arcane magic are also very big
Whether Night Elf, Void Elf, Blood Elf, I don’t even think Nightborne, no race of elves are weak in it and even if there are different varieties, the Ranger/Sentinel is the prestige example for being a hunter and the Hunter Class Hall confirmed that these three races are the best hunters in the world. (in mass)
well, what can I say about that, unfortunately there is currently no Named character, but I think the heirs of the Shadow Council and the associated writings give them a great advantage to this day.
As shadow priests, the Voidelves should clearly be the top.
As users of light, the light forged
As balance between the powers the followers of the cult might have the nose in front.
No more questions.
Although they are not the strongest physically, Worgen and Tauren may have the nose in front, but in the overall package, the orcs may well be the strongest combination here.
Why the Voidelf here? Well, quite simply: He can use the powers of the Void to make himself invisible, undetectable, unnoticeable, can really shake off Lorewise’s magic, can actually do anything the skilltree really provides.
Obviously
Controversial, but I’m sticking with the idea that Humans should make the best combination here.
Obviously