Hunter: Hunters play an important role in tauren society, both for keeping the tribe sustained and in following the sacred rites of the Great Hunt.

They had practiced the druidic arts side by side with night elves during the War of the Ancients but it had fallen out of practice. Now that the night elves have come out from their centuries of hiding, the tauren have been re-exposed to druidic powers. They are constantly being watched by Thrall's suspecting eyes.ĭruid: Being in tune with nature and their Earthmother, the tauren are very druidic. Many of these warlocks still work for the Shadow Council or one of its sub-organizations, such as the Burning Blade, but some are genuinely loyal to Thrall. Warlock: A few orc warlocks pledge themselves to Thrall and the New Horde. Thrall used his powers as a Shaman to revitalize the orcs after they were all but lost to the demon taint. Shaman: Having returned to their shamanistic roots, the orcs are important shamans of the New Horde. The shamanistic culture the orcs practiced before the demons included the practice of taking on animals as lifelong companions. Hunters: Being feral in nature, the orcs are natural hunters. Mage: The draenei/eredar are extremely intelligent and have a natural affinity for magic in all its myriad forms (according to the official Burning Crusade website). Shaman: The draenei were taught about shamanism by Nobundo, a Broken shaman. Amongst the draenei, Priests and Paladins are known as Anchorites and Vindicators, respectively. They have long employed holy warriors in their fight against the Legion. Priests and Paladins: Having been taught the ways of the Holy Light from the naaru, the draenei are a very religious race and priests are very important to them. Lending their services to Tyrande Whisperwind and Darnassus during Cataclysm, the Highbourne magi hope to repair their relationship with their kin. Mage: Former servants of the enigmatic Shen'dralar, Highborne magi are some of the most powerful on Azeroth. The Priestesses of Elune have recently begun accepting males, just as the druids have with females.

Priest: The night elves worship the Moon Goddess, Elune. The closeness to nature which the night elves cultivate gives them a strong bond to animals, and elven archers have long defended Ashenvale from enemy invaders. Hunter: Being defenders of nature, the elves are keen hunters. The loss of druids during that war has led to some females entering the fold. The druid order was made only of males until the end of the 3rd War. The druids were led by Cenarius's first night elf student, Malfurion Stormrage. Warlock: In the same way as humans became warlocks, sometimes a gnome's pursuit of knowledge leads them down more dangerous paths of magical study.ĭruids: After the destruction of the Well of Eternity the night elves turned away from the use of the arcane and became wardens of the world they had almost destroyed. Mage: With their intuitive and curious minds, the gnomes have great interest in all the sciences of Azeroth, and the arcane is no exception. In recent times, the foundation of an Explorers' League has spread dwarven adventurers all across the globe. Hunters: The dwarves have long been renowned for their brilliant marksmanship and skill with guns. After the Third War, the humans began allowing dwarves into the Knights of the Silver Hand to repopulate the shattered order. Paladins and Priests: The dwarves were introduced to the Holy Light by humans and have adopted it as their religion. Priests exist to guide their people in the ways of the Light. Priest: Humans have long followed the Holy Light, and it plays a major role in their society. Though frowned upon by society, many mages have turned to demonic magic in pursuit of knowledge, power or revenge against the Legion. Warlock: Since the destruction of Dalaran, there is no longer any major body of mages - like the Kirin Tor - to regulate the use of magic. Dalaran fell soon after the start of the Third War, but by that time, mages had spread to human cities all over Azeroth. After the war had been won, the humans and small number of high elves founded the Mageocracy of Dalaran. Mage: During the war with the trolls, prior to the orc's arrival via the Dark Portal, high elven mages agreed to teach one hundred humans the arcane secrets of magic. Though the Hand suffered greatly during the Third War, Paladins still fight on in the defense of humanity. Paladin: Human knights founded the original order of Paladins, the Silver Hand, during the Second War.

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