Although World of Warcraft initially launched with only 8 races

Although World of Warcraft initially launched with only 8 races, it has now grown to include an astounding 23 available today. Although 10 of these options, known as "allied races," are more like variations than unique races, they offer players with the option to play as the characters they prefer WOTLK Gold. Although World of Warcraft's players base having so many options available however, they tend to choose a few favourites among the fans.

While Blizzard does usually not provide specific details about the population of its realms however, there have been a variety of different censuses throughout World of Warcraft's history. Since these sources aren't officially recognized, they are not able to provide exact figures for every realm however, they can be used to provide a reliable estimation. Although the numbers used here originate from before World of Warcraft: Shadowland's launch however, the expansion did not introduce new races. This means that the numbers have likely remained reliable.

The most played race for Alliance participants within World of Warcraft are Humans who make up about 15% of all characters in the game. Humans have been in existence since the first game in the series, Warcraft: Orcs vs Humans which was a dominant figure in Azeroth's story. Humans' status as a popular race in World of Warcraft comes as no surprise since there are many players who enjoy creating characters that look and feel like themselves , but may not feel comfortable playing as a fictional race.

Night Elves are a close second when it comes to Alliance races found in WoW the game, with 12% of the class opting for the humanoids that sleep. Night Elves are an important part of World of warcraft's lore, playing a crucial aspect in War of the Ancients and performing the same role in the Third War. Night Elves have a number of traits that can entice people to play them in particular, like a love of nature that wasn't common to the earlier Alliance races. Since they are also the sole Alliance race with access to the Demon Hunter class in World of Warcraft, it is not a surprise that they have been so well-loved.

Although they were not added after World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, Blood Elves are without doubt being the race with the highest popularity of Horde players. Blood Elves are around 15% of the total players in the game, which is more than 10% more than the second most populous Horde race, Orcs. Blood Elves possess a number of advantages in comparison to the other races in their group, including having access to the Demon Hunter and Paladin classes. Also, it is likely that some Horde players prefer playing as the more human-like race so Blood Elves a clear choice.

With how popular Blood Elves have become in World of Warcraft, it is no surprise that the most popular "allied race" is the Void Elves, since they have a model similar to cheap WOW WOTLK Classic Gold the Void Elves. In terms of the least well-known non-allied race, assuming that both factions' Pandaren characters are counted as a single race, then Goblins are in the rear with just over two percent of the population.