There are limitations in the combination of race and class, more advanced than at this point in World of Warcraft. For example, for a Dwarf to become a Paladin, he would have to accept the Holy Light and nurture sympathy for it, and then he would be admitted to the recruits in one of the Paladin orders. A character who wants to be a Warlock would first have to learn the secret of magic (arcane) or shamanism, and then through the appropriate event chains, begin the study of dark magic (in this case, you will be secretly trained). If your country allows the practice of dark magic, you could train with one of the darker masters of magic publicly.

A child's education towards a particular class can start immediately after they reach the age of sixteen. They can learn on their own or find a mentor. Your class skill can vary from 1 to 10; starting with level 5, you can become a mentor to someone else.

Paid training is a good way for an aspiring character to hone their craft, or for a greedy character to make money. Rich students hoping to learn more in their craft can hire a mentor to teach them. Since tutors have a limited number of potential students that they can teach at a given time (up to three students), you should try to spend time finding a good teacher, because learning from real experts in the field is much more efficient than on your own, especially as self-comprehension does not always guarantee