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World of WarCraft (2004)

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Alright, this is the first in a long series of videos about creating teams of a certain race. I'll be going through them in the order they appear in the game's team creation menu, therefore I'll be starting with the dwarves (since I already more or less covered the humans in the tutorial)

I noticed after recording this that I had forgotten to give some info that I had planned to, mainly what kind of skills players should go for. So I'll be listing those right here instead:

Deathroller: If you roll doubles, get block first, tackle second and jump up would also be a good choice.
If you do not roll doubles, go for guard first, then choose whatever you'd like.
If you roll a stat bonus, favor movement first, strength second and armor value third. Sometimes it may be better to take a regular skill than a stat bonus but it depends on the situation.

Blockers: Simple: guard first. If you roll doubles, jump up is important due to low movement. After guard, look at skills such as stand firm, mighty blow, grab, dauntless or piling on. For stats, if you have a choice between the two, you'd probably be better off taking strength over movement. Agility can be nice but far from being essential for a blocker. Armor value can certainly help out, especially if the player's on the frontline at kickoffs.

Runners: Block and tackle are important but if you're lucky and get some movement and/or agility level ups, you'll probably want to invest in skills such as fend, catch or pass, nerves of steel. Agility and movement are favored in stat bonuses.

Troll Slayers: First of all get tackle, it completes them. Then you'll probably let yourselves be tempted by something like mighty blow, piling on, maybe juggernaut. If you roll doubles, go for jump up first. For stats, strength, movement, agility and armor value all have their merits, so you'll probably end up choosing which one to take depending on the player's current skills.

Blitzers: Another player that can benefit from pretty much any stat increase. Movement is always good, so is strength. Agility can help you a lot while armor is lower on the importance scale. Get tackle as soon as possible, then skills like jump up (on doubles), mighty blow, guard, piling on and so forth.

Dwarves start out strong, so you'll find yourself improving their strengths and diminish their weaknesses with level ups.

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