There is another factor to consider on gnomes: size.
Arcane Resistance its just a minor benefit, and Engineering Specialization gives gnome characters a leg up on what is considered the best utility (and fun) profession in the game.
Expansive Mind directly increases your mana pool and chance to critically hit slightly, Escape Artist provides a quite useful PvP tool as almost every class has a way to slow/ensnare you. Gnomes A good overall choice for any caster. You might also consider the racial Attributes, but after the first 20 levels or so these become largely irrelevant, as the items you've gained will outstrip any racial bonuses.
If you're a power-player, you'll want to consider the various Racial Traits when choosing what race to play. Mages are not as popular as priests or warriors when people need to set up a group, but can be the third choice in certain instances once the warrior/priest combination is brought together. It's not the hardest role, but can be very enjoyable both in single and group play. These are all things a mage will deal with.
Do I subsequently not mind that others will private message me whenever I'm in a main city to portal them to somewhere else?. Do I like being able to transport myself and my friends to capital cities of my faction in mere seconds from anywhere in the world?. Do I subsequently not mind that others will want to get their hands on that water and food and often ask me in private messages?. Do I like the fact I can conjure my own water and food, thus saving money in the long run?. Do I like providing AoE support, using various AoE spells to nuke large groups of enemies?. Can I think quickly, and handle a large set of hotkeys in the process of staying out of melee range?. When grouping, can I control the aggro my spells generate to avoid becoming the target of a creature?. Do I like being a "glass cannon", able to inflict massive damage, while also being fragile?. If you're considering playing a mage, you'll have to ask yourself a few questions, first: However, they cannot heal and are unlikely to stay alive very long under fire. They can do direct damage, but truly shine with their ability to inflict various types of AoE damage, buff groups, control crowds, conjure water and food and open portals to capital cities for themselves and party members. For more advanced topics, see mage tactics.įor a more general overview on starting out playing WoW, see the Newbie Guide.Ī Mage's primary mode of damage is through magic, meaning that they avoid melee combat at all costs so as to be able to cast magical spells. If you're looking for more of an overview of the class's abilities, see the main Mage page. So, you're thinking of playing a Mage? This page is intended to give a short overview of what to do over the first 5 levels or so, just to get you started on the right path.
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