WoW: The War Within Would Be So Much Better If It Added This Race

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expansion was amazing on many fronts, but it could have been better if this race took the Earthen's spot as the new Allied Race. This latest expansion was a huge step for the hit MMORPG and the beginning of their World Soul saga. It introduced an exciting new island to explore while bringing along numerous class changes and cool new mounts to .

One of the more debated additions of was the new Earthen Allied Race. They were created by the Titans and some later evolved into the Dwarfs players are used to today. They bring a more monotone and robotic attitude to Azeroth while being able to play nine of the current classes. However, the big question around them is whether the MMO needs a third playable Dwarf race.

Instead of the Earthen, the Harronir would have made a much better Allied Race. Not only would they be more unique than the Earthen, but they could add more class features. Players have already pointed out how their connection to nature and Druid abilities could change the class. The most obvious is some form of bat, as that is already a shapeshifting ability they have been shown to have.

If Blizzard wanted to continue the partnership of these two factions, it would've felt better to have a race that could connect to both sides better, like the Harronir.

Another reason for this, which plays into a bigger issue between the two factions, is keeping the theme. The Alliance has always had the more humanoid races, with some exceptions, whereas the Horde are more monster-like, so having what is essentially a Dwarf race join both sides feels off. If Blizzard wanted to continue the partnership of these two factions, it would've felt better to have a race that could connect to both sides better, like the Harronir.

The Harronir are a race of seemingly hybrid Night Elves and Trolls that live deep in Khaz Algar. They are a spiritually religious race that is known to have little to no interaction with those outside their species. Due to that, not much is known about the