2007.7.24 9:31:30

1.World of Warcraft Horde Players?

I've played Alliance in Wow with 2 characters but when the expansion comes out I will be playing Horde with the blood elves. How many areas are there to quest in and how is the fun factor compared to Alliance? Asking this to some friends who play the horde they have told me it takes longer to level up because you usually have to travel more to get to areas where the horde can play. Any other limitations or things I should know about it?

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2.What RP servers have a strong horde population in World of Warcraft Horde?

Hey i currently play alliance on a server and that's all i've ever played and the horde population on the server is utterly terrible. I was hoping to find out what RP servers have a strong horde population. So any input would be much appreciated
Thanks

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I used to play on Alleria Alliance side and a friend went over to Thorium Brotherhood to play.

I have found that horde especially RP servers tend to be a bit more mature. Very relaxed, raid schedules tend to be a bit more laxed, in all to me RP servers feel like the Deep South, nobody rushes as much (There are always exceptions of course)

My suggestion would be to check out the forums for each RP server and decide from there.

I personally like the RP more just because I get hassled less.

3.How do Tauren Horde of World of Warcraft look like?

Give me a image url??
My friend play this one so I just wanna how do he look like.
Thank you.

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would just simply go to WoW's website and check out the character from there. If you look up the tier sets for different characters, it'll show you the character itself, just select Tauren.

Source(s):
http://www.worldofwarcraft.com

4.What is the best Horde Shaman in World of Warcraft?

Do not say anything about Alliance/dreanei. I am not talking about that k.

5.I wanna start a Horde warlock on world of warcraft?

i want to know what race to choose, and whats the easiest way to level them up

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Well the only difference is going to be your Racial abilities. They are:

ORC:
- Blood Fury - Activate to increase attack power and spell damage/healing by an amount based on level/class for 15 seconds, and decreases healing done to the user by 50% for 25 seconds. The cooldown is 2 minutes.
- Hardiness - Increase resistance to stun effects by 15%.
- Command - Pet melee damage increased by 5%.
- Axe Specialization - Increase Axe skill by 5.

UNDEAD:
- Will of the Forsaken - Activate to become immune to fear, sleep, and charm effects. Lasts 5 seconds. 2 minute cooldown.
- Cannibalize - When activated, regenerates 7% of total health every 2 seconds for 10 seconds. Only works on Humanoid or Undead corpses within 5 yards. Any movement, action, or damage taken while Cannibalizing will cancel the effect.
- Underwater Breathing - Underwater breath increased by 300%.
- Shadow Resistance - Increase Shadow Resistance by 10.

BLOOD ELF:
- Mana Tap - Activate to reduce target's mana by (50 + Level) and charge you with arcane energy for 10 min. This effect stacks up to 3 times. 30 yd range - Instant - 30 sec cooldown.
- Arcane Torrent - Activate to silence all enemies within 8 yards for 2 seconds. In addition, you gain 10 energy or (5 + Level) mana for each charge of Mana Tap currently affecting you.
- Arcane Affinity - 10 point skill bonus to Enchanting (note, this also raises the cap by 10 at each level of enchanting).
- Magic Resistance - Increase all Resistances by 5.


I would avoid choosing an Orc, because the Axe Skill will be completely useless to you. If you have any interest or plans as far as choosing Enchanting, definitely go for Blood Elf for the bonus (once you get your skill up high, it's VERY nice to have those extra 10 points). If you don't know though, it really won't make much of a difference. If you like PvP a lot, go with Undead; Will of the Forsaken and Cannabalize are both great for that.


The easiest way to level any class is through questing, and running instances if you have a group available.