Which realms? Here are the essential rules: So I would recommend you have your Alliance and your Horde characters on different realms, unless you are specifically doing RolePlay.
There is one exception: some items like Heirloom armour is “Bind on Account”, which can be sent to any character of yours even across realms.
Your Alliance characters can “help each other”, by mailing each other professions materials and gold, but cannot communicate with your Horde characters, even if on the same realm. You may want to make both Alliance and Horde characters, to see the story from both sides. Once you can make your second and subsequent characters that don’t have to go through the tutorial Exiles’ Reach, I suggest you do: start each race in its own zone, where you will lern where that race is coming from.Ī character for Cataclysm first, since the original zones are now included with Cataclysm.Īnd then one character for each of the other expansions.īefore you commit to any, PICK YOUR REALM(S) CAREFULLY!! This will give you an opportunity to try multiple classes and races. Then make other characters, one per expansion. That level 50 can continue on through Shadowlands to level 60, and you can use it to see the older expansions’ dungeons and raids. Make your first character and put it through BfA, since you have no choice, to level 50. YES! If you want to see the whole story of WoW it is better to make one character for each expansion. There are further story and time-warping complications, but that is the outline. You can, however, complete those raids on a level 50 or 60 character now by walking in and doing them solo.
When levelling, you will not find groups to do the raids of each expansion. Each expansion also has its own “End-game” story, which was played out in dungeons and raids when players reached the max level for that expansion. In each expansion, each Zone has its own story and characters, with some major characters recurring.
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