Which World of Warcraft Classic HC Race Is Best?
When it comes to Classic Hardcore in World of Warcraft , it’s essential to optimize wherever you can. It’s a fun but challenging game mode, and any advantage that you can give yourself is worth taking — especially if you’re a new player.
Below, you’ll find a tier list of all of the races that are available on Hardcore servers — ranked from trickiest to easiest — to help you pick one that matches your desired experience. We’ve looked at factors like racial abilities, starting zones , survivability, and available classes.
Orcs are an iconic World of Warcraft race- but unfortunately, they’re not the best pick for new players.
Firstly, their starting zone (Durotar) is notoriously tricky. There are some powerful mobs — some with self-healing or stun abilities — placed in frustrating locations, like narrow paths or caverns.
Compared to the other Classic races, Orcs don’t offer many racial abilities to help with the leveling up process. They do have a high potential damage output with enrage abilities and stun resistance, but nothing in the way of health boosts or regeneration buffs.
They do have access to classes like Hunters, Warlocks, and Rogues, though, allowing for the use of pets or stealth mechanics. If you’re set on playing an Orc but don’t want a grueling experience, opt for a pet class for a little extra support.
Right off the bat, one of the Night Elf racial traits is utterly useless on Hardcore servers. They turn into a Wisp when they die which allows for 50% increased movement speed during death.
Much like Orcs and Trolls, Night Elves have a very difficult starting zone. Teldrassil is beautiful, but it’s packed full of winding caves with painful respawn rates.
Of course, starting zones can be bypassed with
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