Goblins and Worgen - By: ameliewang

Most players will agree that new races aren't as much fun as a brand-new class, but the Goblins and Worgen are particularly special.
The notion of Goblins being included as a playable race was often-requested by fans all the way back in "original" WoW; the green-skinned, money-grubbing little runts were seen as the perfect "mirror race" to Alliance Gnomes, and many players agreed that the Goblins would be a great addition to the Horde.
Worgen, on the other hand, weren't an obvious "first pick" as one of the next playable races. Only the most astute WoW fans and lore-buffs were even familiar with the buy wow gold story of Arugal and their existence beyond the Greymane Wall. Everyone else usually just remembers them as "those werewolves in Silverpine" from their early-questing days (unless you're a Warlock who was sent to the wow gold for sale wall during the Succubus quest and spent 30 minutes trying to figure out if you could get around it, just for fun).
The fan community's reaction to Blizzard's choice of races and faction allegiance seems to have been well-received by the majority of buy wow gold cheap players. Most of the Goblin-envy from Alliance players is ultimately outweighed by the fact that they finally have a monster-esque race to choose.
Both races have some pretty cool inherent abilities; Goblins wear a rocket belt, have access to their banks via a personal servant, receive vendor discounts regardless of faction and more. Worgen can use an ability called "Darkflight" to sprint for a short time and get a 1 percent damage increase across the board, among a few other buying wow gold traits.
When Blizzard confirmed the rumors at BlizzCon 2009 that Cataclysm will be the next World of Warcraft expansion, the audience erupted into cheers, with an overwhelming show of approval. From an observer¡¯s point-of-view, it would have been difficult to imagine that there were quite a few WoW fans who didn¡¯t like the idea of Cataclysm when the rumors first broke.

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Most players will agree that new races aren't as much fun as a brand-new class, but the Goblins and Worgen are particularly special.

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