If you want to deal damage from afar without having to fight for a spot, Mage is a good class to pick up. Despite their squishy nature, every raid needs Mages to fill out their damage rosters. Players need to stay on their toes if they don’t want to die. Mages have very little health, and die easily. In the final raids of Classic, Mages will even beat out Hunters for top ranged damage - but are far less mobile. They’re also a class heavily influenced by player skill, and the best players have a lot of chances to show off. They have three different disciplines with Arcane, Fire, and Frost. Pick it up if you like dealing damage with bows from afar. If you don’t mind the annoying hassle, Hunters can be very powerful damage tools in any raid.
It’s worth noting that Hunters have a lot of weird, annoying busywork to deal with like keeping arrows in their bag or feeding their pets. They can even weave melee attacks into their rotation if they’re careful. They’re great for solo players who like doing things on their own (or just with a pet).
Hunters are high-damage, long-range combatants. They also have a few instant-cast spells that help them cast on the go. They don’t heal nearly as much as other healers, but their different kinds of healing (spells that heal slowly over time) make them a powerful raid healer. Restoration healer Druids are stellar, and they should probably be your end goal if you choose this class. While they generate a lot of threat from bosses, their low damage mitigation still makes them a hard sell for raid teams. The Feral melee DPS tree is the same as the Druid tank tree, meaning you can swap between the two mid-fight, depending on what your team needs. Their actual spell rotation is fairly limited, but takes a lot of timing to perform correctly - making it more engaging than Balance. They have a lot of versatility and can swap between tanking and dealing damage very easily. You probably don’t want to play Druid for this.įeral melee DPS Druids don’t deal great damage but are significantly better than Balance druids. But while they have the ability to do it all, that doesn’t mean they should.īalance ranged damage Druids are the worst PvE damage class in the game, and use only one spell over and over again. They can perform many different roles in World of Warcraft Classic and are a great utility class. Druid Healer, tank, ranged, and melee DPSĭruids have the ability to change into different animals at will. If you’re interested in primarily playing PvP in Classic, check out guides linked below. This guide was written specifically for PvE.
Thanks to the WoWHead and IcyVeins guides for specifically detailing each class and build. Here’s a brief rundown of each class in World of Warcraft Classic. Do you want to be a healer? A tank? A range or melee damage character (DPS)? There’s a lot to know before you pick. Over the years, a lot has changed, and now it’s back to where it started. If you’re a modern World of Warcraft player or it’s been years since you’ve played, you may need a refresher on the Classic classes. The other seven are available to everyone. Paladin is exclusive to the Alliance faction, with Shamans exclusive to the Horde faction. World of Warcraft Classic offers nine classes.
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