Race Class Combinations

Do you want to play as a Dragon Warrior in World of Warcraft?

World of Warcraft is an old game, but every once in a while it brings something new that shakes things up — and players often talk about the features that the game lacks but they'd love to see implemented in it.

Goblins and Worgen, as well as Lightforged Draenei, will be able to become Monks at long last with World of Warcraft's upcoming patch 10.0.7.

I think I've been pretty up-front in saying I don't like class restrictions. Dungeons and Dragons gave them up a long time ago now, and I frankly think it was the right call.

Let's get right down to it -- if Blizzard said okay, let's just go nuts, play anything you want what would you do?

Look, it's 2021, and some of those older RPG restrictions just don't hold up anymore.

Look, with the folks at Dungeons and Dragons making a real effort to reduce barriers to playing whatever race and class combination you want, I think it's time for Blizzard to really stop and look at what we're doing with classes and races in World of Warcraft.

Allied Races are one of the most anticipated features of Battle for Azeroth.

When we’re looking at upcoming content, it’s always fun to speculate about new races.

The first, and only time we saw new race and class combinations added to the game was all the way back in Cataclysm, when goblins and worgen were added to the game and bolstered with additional new combinations of familiar races, including tauren paladins and priests.