WoW Classic: Capitals of the races at a glance

The adventures take place in WoW Classic far away from civilization. The social life, on the other hand, exists in the capitals, be it for trading, group searching or many other things. We have the capitals of WoW Classic in stock.

City and country: after the adventure, you usually go back to a capital.

In WoW Classic, capitals have an important meaning for the story as well as for the game.

WoW Classic: Capitals of Alliance and Horde

First, a look at the Alliance capitals:

• Ironforge (Ironforge): The capital of the dwarves deep in the mountains is considered the most important contact point for Alliance players. At the same time, Ironforge also serves as home to the gnomes, as their actual capital Gnomeregan is occupied by enemies.
• Stormwind (Stormwind): The capital of the humans is also heavily populated.
• Darnassus: The elven capital is magical in design, but not very significant for everyday life, mainly due to its geographical location.

Then there are the Horde capitals:

• Orgrimmar: The legendary hometown of the orcs is the most important place for all Horde players due to its massive size and central location.
• Sen'jin: Not far from Orgrimmar, the capital of the Trolls resembles more a fishing village on the coast.
• Thunder Bluff: The Tauren capital impresses with its architecture high above the meadows of Mulgore.
• Undercity: The underground refuge of the undead is the only Horde capital on the eastern continent. It is therefore a port of call for all Horde players who are traveling there.

Who plays WoW permanently, will at least get to know the capitals of their own faction anyway. The visit is worthwhile in any case, because the cities are very different in design and structure.