Hardcore Classes Enhanced

The mountain kings are the mightiest dwarven warriors under the mountain. Wielding warhammers, hand axes, and shields, these fierce fighters live only for battle. Dedicated to safeguarding the Alliance.

Sisters of Steel are dwarf warrior-smiths who forge their own weapons and armor. They fight with ephemeral gear, never repairing what breaks, always crafting anew.

Brewmasters are masters of crafting drinks that grant special abilities. Sturdy brawlers who use liquid fortification and unpredictable movement. They use staves to fight and wear robes as well as exotic armor.

Runemasters are tauren warriors who inscribe their bodies with sacred runes and fight with primal fury. Wielding fist weapons and enchanting their own gear, they embrace the raw power of nature.

Troll berserkers enter a frenzied rage in battle, wielding axes with reckless abandon. Fueled by alchemy and tribal honor, they fight for the Darkspear.

In orc society, blademasters are legendary warriors of the Burning Blade clan. Blazegrease is liberally applied to their swords and axes before battle. Most let the inevitable contact of blades and armor spark the blazegrease for unpredictable intimidation.

Braves are the tauren's frontline warriors, wielding polearms with pride and fighting to protect their homeland of Mulgore and beyond. They serve the Thunderbluff with honor.

Tinkers are gnomish rogues who rely on engineering gadgets and mechanical ingenuity over stealth. Armed with maces and guns, they solve problems with technology.

Subterranean realms demand a different sort of scout. Prospectors focus their efforts on dark, enclosed places underground. They wander the world searching for untapped veins of ore. Dwarven prospectors are proficient with all simple and martial weapons and light armor.

Buccaneers are seafaring hunters who sail between ports, taming jungle beasts and wielding guns alongside rapiers. They live by the pirate's code, answering to no crown, with a parrot on one shoulder and a cutlass in hand.

Wardens are night elf assassins who serve as the jailors and executioners of their people. Wielding daggers and thrown weapons, they craft their own gear and hunt enemies of Darnassus.

Demon hunters, the disciples of Illidan Stormrage, uphold a dark legacy. The Illidari embrace fel and chaotic magics, believing them necessary to challenge the Burning Legion. They wield twin blades shirtless and operate outside traditional society.

Dark Rangers are undead rangers who served the high elves in life but now fight for the Forsaken. Masters of the bow and shadow, they operate as deadly solo agents.

Orcs burn their dead. Founded in the mysteries of certain cults on Draenor, the pyremaster is the enactor of ritual. This funerary priest guides the dead through fire so their naked spirits may conquer the elements.

Death knights are melee fighters that wield dark magic. Originally created by Gul'dan during the Second War as orc warlocks placed into the bodies of fallen human knights. They command necrotic magic, skeletal steeds, and hit with their truncheons.

Insidious magicians whose lust to delve into the dark arts drove them to forsake their very souls. The Lich King granted these sorcerers true power over life in exchange for their loyalty. Necromancers are not Warlocks — they cannot summon demons.

The Druids of the Claw are charged with the protection of Val'sharah from any who would disrupt the balance of nature. When they transform into bears, they become ferocious physical combatants. They live a secluded life, rarely going into towns or cities.

Dragonsworn are druids who pray to the Green Dragonflight rather than wild gods. They cannot shapeshift, instead channeling pure arcane and nature magic. They wear Dreamweave armor.

The Horde formed the plagueshifters, charged with reclaiming the Plaguelands. Using their shapeshifting powers to adapt to tainted environments, they study the plague to turn disease against those who created it.

The most primal of druids, savagekin bear an ancient but obscure legacy. They surrender themselves to the natural world, spending most of their time in animal form. They constantly battle the inner beasts that threaten to consume them.

Beastmasters are orc hunters who devote their lives to commanding powerful wild beasts. They reject civilized firearms. Their pets are brothers, not tools — and their death is permanent. They seek to hunt the biggest and most challenging game.

Mountaineers are dwarven rangers using custom-built rifles and massive axes. They are a prized division of the Ironforge Army and have fought in many battles. Most wear green uniforms.

Elven Rangers of the Night Elves are elite ranged combatants specializing in archery, tracking, and woodland warfare. Turning to nature itself for aid, they possess minor druidic abilities expressed in their traps. They operate solo, without animal pets.

Troll wilderness stalkers are hunters who forsake civilization to live among the wilds, wielding thrown weapons and axes. They roam free, loyal to the Darkspear tribe.

Earthcallers are mighty warrior shamans who embrace the spirits to assist them in battles. They have mastery of elemental earth, the toughest and strongest of the elements. They wear strong and durable armor and shields.

Witch doctors are spellcasters and alchemists. They utilize voodoo, arcane, shadow and nature magic, augmenting their abilities with juju, mojo and muisek. Ancestral staves and Rush'kah masks are used to call upon ancestors and loa.

Spiritwalkers are mystical, white-furred tauren casters who travel far and wide. They carry lanterns to light shadowed spirit paths. They maintain the balance between the world of the living and the spirit realm.

Spirit champions are orc shamans who fight with massive two-handed weapons enchanted with Windfury. Bare-chested and fearless, they channel the spirits of their ancestors.

The Scarlet Crusade is a fanatical sect dedicated to eradicating the undead from Lordaeron. You were raised in the Crusade but are now becoming aware of its corruption and twisted ethics.

Exemplars strike fear into enemies through intimidation and inspire courage in allies, holding their banners high. They are living symbols of faith and justice, wearing guild tabards and Stormwind colors as ordained protectors of the innocent.

Templars are the most skilled and righteous paladins. They call down hammers of light and unleash devastating combinations of Physical and Holy attacks. Sworn to protect the living against undead corruption.

The priestesses of the moon make up the elite night elf clergy, the Sisterhood of Elune. They epitomize the power and grace of their moon goddess. They ride fearless frostsabers into battle.

The Royal Apothecary Society is an alchemical society created by Lady Sylvanas Windrunner to create a new undead plague to wipe out the Scourge. Once based in the Apothecarium in Undercity, its members are all Forsaken or other types of undead beings constantly brewing up new plagues and poisons.

Shadow hunters are reclusive masters of voodoo and shadow magic, once the highest authority amongst trolls. Their spirit powers can both heal and curse. Rush'kah masks channel the loa through them. They dish out powerful melee strikes alongside spells.

Lightslayers are undead priests who have fully embraced the shadow, renouncing the Holy Light. They wage war against the Scarlet Crusade, emerging only at night.

Blood mages are blood elves adept at controlling fire magic. They disregard frost spells for fire and heat of what some fear to be demonic magic. They are master enchanters and travel with phoenix companions. Forsaken have some bloodmages in their ranks.

Techno-mages are arcane scholars who combine magical knowledge with the use of technology. Primarily gnomes, they wear advanced goggles that enhance their arcane sight.

Spellblades are spellcasters who accompany soldiers into the heart of battle. They wield a sword in one hand and a staff in the other. They fight on the front lines using frost magic to crowd control.

Hedge wizards are self-taught troll mages who learned fire magic outside of formal institutions. They lack Arcane training but compensate with raw talent and cunning, infiltrating Dalaran's secrets.

Archmages of the Kirin Tor are formally trained human mages who master both fire and frost magic. They wear the robes of the Kirin Tor and carry staves as symbols of their authority.