World of Warcraft Classic beginner’s tips

World of Warcraft Classic is a category of Blizzard Entertainment’s well-known MMORPG. This game is addictive and can be frustrating if you’re still a beginner. Here, our goal is to improve your WoW Classic profession skill.

With our WoW Classic profession guide, we assure you of only the best results. Go through the following WoW Classic profession boost to go from beginner to expert in one read:

WoW Classic Beginner’s Guide | Installation & Account Activation 

Firstly, the installation of WoW Classic requires the 64-bit version of Windows 7 alongside the most recent Service Packs. Secondly, the video card essentials are AMD Radeon HD 4850 51 MB, Intel HD Graphics 4000, or NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512 Mb.

Furthermore, you need 2 GB RAM except your graphics card is an integrated one, whereby you will require 4 GB RAM. Finally, the WoW Classic will only take up 5 GB of hard-drive space.

Most importantly, seeing as this game is online, you will need unlimited access to a broadband internet connection. Other requirements include a minimum of 1024 x 768 display, a keyboard, and a mouse.

After successfully installing the WoW Classic game, you need an active account to play this version. You can select the activated account on the Battle.net app on your desktop.

WoW Classic Beginner’s Guide | Players & Location

The following lists are of every faction and the accessible classes per race:

Races & Classes

Horde-

• Trolls: Hunter, Mage, Priest, Rogue, Shaman, Warrior
• Tauren: Druids, Hunter, Shaman, Warrior
• Orcs: Hunter, Rogue, Shaman, Warrior, Warlock
• Undead: Mage, Priest, Rogue, Warlock, Warrior

Alliance-

• Humans: Mage, Paladin, Priest, Rogue, Warlock, Warrior
• Night Elves: Druid, Hunter, Priest, Rogue, Warrior
• Gnomes: Mage, Rogue, Warlock, Warrior
• Dwarves: Hunter, Paladin, Priest, Rogue, Warrior

Starting Locations

1. Horde

• Tauren

Starting zone: Mulgore

• Orcs

Starting zone: Durotar

• Undead

Starting zone: Tirisfal Glades

• Trolls

Starting zone: Durotar

2. Alliance

• Gnomes

Starting zone: Dun Morogh

• Night Elves

Starting zone: Teldrassil

• Humans

Starting zone: Ewynn Forest

• Dwarves

Starting zone: Dun Morogh

WoW Classic Beginner’s Guide | Weapon Skills & Profession Skills

What would you do without your weapon in combat, right? Firstly, you need to decide on your preferred weapons, then begin to train with them.

Here are all the available WoW Classic weapon skills:

• Wands
• One-handed axes, maces, and swords.
• Two-handed axes, maces, and swords.
• Bows
• Polearms
• Crossbows
• Staves
• Daggers
• Guns
• Swords
• Thrown
• Unarmed

The WoW Classic profession skills are an integral part of the use of a weapon. You can only have access to two necessary skills. Below is the list of nine basic WoW Classic profession skills to choose from:

• Herbalism
• Tailoring
• Skinning
• Engineering
• Alchemy
• Enchanting
• Blacksmithing
• Mining
• Leatherworking

The only three Secondary Skills accessible to each character are:

• First Aid
• Fishing
• Cooking

WoW Classic Beginner’s Guide | Dungeons & Raids

The entry into dungeons and raids are quite different in this version from previous ones. To gain access to the dungeons and raids in WoW Classic, you need to implement the ‘Looking for Group’ channel.

We have equipped you with the powerful WoW Classic profession guide which entails all you need. Go forth and conquer!