Vanguard definitely draws upon WoW. That may or may not be a good thing, but I was hoping they would be more innovative and have something new. In any case, you'll find lots of quests, a looking for group system, mailboxes, a hearthstone recall type system, and many other similarities. Lets move on to the graphics.

Each race has a different class, the ones available are: Warriors, Paladins, Mages, Warlocks, Druids, Hunters, Priests and Shamans. - Each with unique abilities and spells/moves to enable the player to use and gain levels. Each and every two levels, the player must go to the class trainer, such as if you are a Mage, you gain a level from 1-2 you will have to spend 10 copper at a trainer of your class, to receive a new spell which can be an enhancement, a new spell or a move.

Furthermore, try and join a guild or team-up with other players if you can from the start, you will find many players that are willing to take you under their wing and protect you from monsters and other players while you learn how to play the game.

What this means is that Horde players and Alliance players enter in direct combat every time they encounter in the world of Azeroth. Players who are on the same side can also duel between themselves if they want to.

Historically, the Horde and Alliance took part in a gruesome battle to conquer the world. With the war now long over, there is still a much-heated rivalry between the two factions. In terms of gaming, World of Warcraft users have the choice of selecting their characters from two different clans, the Alliance and the Horde. The Alliance consists of the Draenei, Humans, Dwarves, Night Elves, and Gnomes. The races in the Horde include the Blood Elves, Orcs, Tauren, Trolls, and Undead. After selecting the appropriate race, it should be noted that users can only create guilds and communicate with members from their respective faction. For example, if choosing a Human, then the user is incapable of cooperating with an Orc. What's fascinating is the fact that choosing from a particular faction can pave the way for the rest of the gaming experience, as each group takes part in its own adventurous quest.

Trading in the Auction House - Luckily, not everything in World Of Warcraft is about fighting. Otherwise, everyone would have to pick some kind of monstrous fighter as their character. Here, even weak players can make gold in WoW. Remember to scope out what the popular stuff are in the Auction House. After that, you need to find out when you can buy the stuff cheap, and when you can sell it high. Due to the activity of Chinese gold farmers, there is usually some kind of pattern.