While World of Warcraft initially launched with just 8 races, the game has expanded to include an astounding 23 races today. While 10 of these races are referred to as "allied races," are more of a variant than original races, they provide players the chance to play the exact person they wish to play as. While World of Warcraft's player base WOW WoTLK Classic Gold
having a variety of options that they can choose from however, they tend to favor a handful of favorite characters from the fanbase.

While Blizzard generally does not offer specific information about the population of a particular realm however, there have been a variety of different census initiatives throughout the history of World of Warcraft. Because these sources aren't officially recognized, they are not able to provide precise statistics for each realm however they can be used as an accurate estimation. While the figures used here are from prior to World of Warcraft: Shadowland's launch The expansion didn't contain new races, so the figures are likely to remain exact.

The most popular race of Alliance gamers within World of Warcraft are Humans who make up about 15% of all players that play the game. Humans have been in existence since the first game in the series, Warcraft: Orcs vs Humans and have become prominent in the Azeroth lore. Humans' popularity within World of Warcraft comes as no surprise since the majority of players like making characters that look like themselves , and aren't comfortable playing as a fictional race.

Night Elves are a close second in the race of Alliance race in WoW with around 12percent of the class opting for the night-time humanoids. Night Elves are an important element of the World of Warcraft's history, and played a significant part in War of the Ancients and continuing to do so in the Third War. Night Elves have a number of characteristics that could entice gamers to choose them as well as a connection to nature that was not shared by the other original Alliance races. They are also the only Alliance race that has access to the Demon Hunter class in World of Warcraft It's not a surprise that they have been so well-loved.

Although they were not added to the game until World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade, Blood Elves are by far one of the races that is most well-liked among Horde players. Blood Elves comprise less than 15percent of total players in the game, which is more than 10 percent more than the second most well-known Horde race: Orcs. Blood Elves possess a number of advantages compared to the other races in their group, including having access to the Demon Hunter and Paladin classes. There is also a chance that certain Horde players would prefer to be an ethereal race, which makes Blood Elves a clear choice.

Given how well-known Blood Elves have become in World of Warcraft, it is not a surprise that the most viewed "allied race" is the Void Elves, since they share a similar design. For the least-popular races that are not allied, assuming that both factions' Pandaren characters are considered to be one, Goblins are at the back with less than 2percent of the number of players.

While each race in WoW has passive advantages and distinct racial characteristics, many players will choose their characters based on cheap WoTLK Gold appearance instead of ability. In between Humans, Night Elves, and Blood Elves, it is evident that a lot of the players in World of Warcraft like human-like races which have had a significant impact on the history of Azeroth.