A highly geared, dual-wielding Fury Warrior was a tough competitor on the DPS charts in raid groups, a competent Arms Warrior was a fearsome sight in world PvP and Battlegrounds (bear in mind that according to the PvP Content Plan, Battlegrounds won't be available until Phase 3) and Protection Warriors were typically the default tanks for the majority of vanilla raid content. Prior to this however, the Warrior class was notoriously weak for solo levelling content with low sustain, mobility and high gear dependency the single Warrior is not nearly the threatening force they become in a group. In Classic, each class had a wider range of customisation options at their disposal thanks largely to talent trees, and picking the correct branch to specialise in was vital- for the Warrior, however, each class was equal parts unique and strong once you reached max level. In a recent survey concerning Classic WoW, the majority of respondents answered that they'd be playing a Warrior as their main character, and with the widest range of viable builds for both PvP and PvE it's only fitting we discuss this powerful class first. The hype-train began rolling and forums exploded with questions of race, class and builds, so today we're going to have a look at the classes available to you in Classic WoW to make your decision a little easier when thinking about what kind of character you'll be playing. World of Warcraft has since seen 7 different expansions and the state of the game has evolved to such a large degree that many would argue it's an entirely different experience to the one we had about 12 years ago the demand for a 'vanilla' server was apparent, and at Blizzcon 2017 it was announced that we would take a step back in time to revisit old-school Azeroth. In late 1994, Warcraft: Orcs and Humans introduced us to the world of Azeroth- the fantasy setting that would play host to the world's biggest MMORPG exactly 10 years later.

The drums of war thunder once again