Shaman Class Overview

1. Races for Shamans

Shamans can be played as Orcs, Trolls, and Tauren for the Horde. In Classic, you cannot play Shaman on the Alliance.

2. Shaman Specializations

Shamans have 3 talent specializations: Elemental, Enhancement, and Restoration.

• Elemental — This specialization commands the raw power of the elements to create intense magical devastation.
• Enhancement — This specialization bolsters the melee capabilities of the Shaman, ensuring they can fight up close, powered by the elements.
• Restoration — Using the spiritual power of the elements, this specialization focuses on aiding and healing allies.

2.1. Resources as a Shaman

The primary resource used by Shamans is Mana in all specializations.

3. Gearing a Shaman

3.1. Armour

Shamans are able to wear Cloth and Leather, as well as Mail after reaching Level 40.

3.2. Weapons

Shamans are able to use Axes (One-handed, as well as Two-handed with talents), Daggers, Fist Weapons, Maces (One-handed, as well as Two-handed with talents), and Staves.

4. Shaman Trainers

In order to learn skills and skill ranks, you will need to go to a Shaman trainer. Below is a list of all the trainers available to the Horde.

4.1. Horde Shaman Trainers

• Beram Skychaser — Thunder Bluff
• Haromm — Deadwind Pass
• Kardris Dreamseeker — Orgrimmar
• Meela Dawnstrider — Feralas
• Narm Skychaser — Mulgore
• Sagorne Creststrider — Orgrimmar
• Shikrik — The Barrens
• Sian'tsu — Orgrimmar
• Siln Skychaser — Thunder Bluff
• Swart — The Barrens
• Tigor Skychaser — Thunder Bluff

5. Shaman Guides for World of Warcraft: Classic

For information on how best to play your Shaman in Classic, you can check out the following guides.

• Shaman Healing Guide for PvE
• Elemental Shaman Ranged DPS Guide for PvE
• Enhancement Shaman Melee DPS Guide for PvE
• Shaman PvP Guide
• Shaman Leveling Guide
• Addons and Macros Guide for Shamans
• Making Gold as a Shaman

6. Changelog