Riding

Riding is a secondary profession in which characters may learn to ride mounts. Every mount has a minimum skill level required for riding.

Alliance

There are some discription of Alliance.

Horde

There are some discription about Horde.

Reputation

Reputation is very similar to experience. Reputation is divided into a number of different levels for which players must earn reputation points to progress through. Higher reputation levels generally require more points than the previous level to progress.

Death Knight

There are some information about Death Knight.

Night Elves

The Night Elves are the first and oldest race of World of Warcraft. They strived to learn magic and eventually let it loose upon the world as well as calling forth the Burning Legion. In their war with the Burning Legion, they were victorious, but at the cost of their homeland.

Technical Requirements

There are some information about Technical requirements in WoW.

Character and Item Restoration Policy

Although we have gone to great lengths to ensure the integrity of the data on our servers and the safety of our players' virtual "property" (though all data on the World of Warcraft service is the property of Blizzard Entertainment, we use the term "property" to describe characters, items, and in-game currency), occasionally players may lose this virtual property against their wishes.

World of Warcraft Impressions

We got a look at Blizzard's upcoming massively multiplayer role-playing game, World of Warcraft, on the show floor at E3. As reported earlier, the game includes five races: dwarves, orcs, humans, tauren, and night elves. Three classes--the warrior, the mage, and the shaman--had also been reported on in the past, but three brand-new classes are being shown off at this year's E3: the hunter, the warlock, and the druid.

Combat Rating System Explanation

With the upcoming release of the Burning Crusade, we thought we would take the time to explain more on a new stat that we are introducing: Combat Ratings. These ratings are being used for any combat stat that previously was percentage-based such as: critical strike chance, hit chance, dodge chance and defense skill. Combat ratings are only used with effects generated by items and do not apply to effects that are generated by spells and talents which will continue to work the same.