Though humans are among the younger races on Azeroth, they have faced many challenges with fortitude and resilience.

Unlike the other races of the Horde, Orcs are not native to Azeroth. Initially, they lived as shamanic clans on Draenor.

The bold and courageous Dwarves are an ancient race descended from the earthen beings of living stone created by the Titans.

When the Lich King's grasp faltered, a contingent of undead broke free of their master's iron will.

The ancient and reclusive Night Elves have played a pivotal role in shaping Azeroth's fate throughout its history.

The peaceful Tauren, known as the Shu'halo, have long dwelled in Kalimdor and strive to preserve the balance of nature.

The clever, spunky, and eccentric Gnomes present a unique paradox among the civilized races of Azeroth.

The savage Trolls of Azeroth are infamous for their cruelty, dark mysticism, and seething hatred for other races.

Armed with unshakeable faith in the Light, the Draenei became steadfast members of the Alliance.

The Blood Elves struggle to rebuild their once-great society and overcome their dependence on arcane magic.

Behind the Greymane Wall, a terrible curse transformed some citizens of Gilneas into lupine beasts known as Worgen.

The Goblins of the Bilgewater Cartel have been welcomed into the Horde with open arms.

The wise Pandaren embrace harmony and lead full lives of food, family, and fighting.