Warcraft is a specialty of each race.

Orcs: With thick armor and high health, they are durable in melee combat, and have lower handling than other races. It is a race that is very suitable for beginners to start with.

Undead: Has thick armor but has lower HP than orcs, doesn't change too much, and magic is more practical. And the undead's NC combo is the deadliest skill of all heroes. Very powerful.

Humans: A race at the junction, a magical army, which is very powerful to use, and there are many variations in magic. Physical attack units can also stand alone, but if humans don't mine at the beginning, it is difficult to have financial support, and they require a relatively large mining capacity.

Elves: Featuring the most vulnerable class of all races, with endless tactics. It is the most unpredictable race of the four races, and since there is a professional elf player named Moon in the world, the dark night he uses is revered as the fifth race.

Because his use of the Night Elves is beyond the ability of normal people, some people say that there are actually five races of Warcraft, and the fifth is the Night Elves of Moon. Blizzard has modified the attributes of the Night Elves several times because of the appearance of the moon, and in the version upgrade, some of them are modified for the moon, because if those attributes are not modified, the Night Elves of the moon are much higher than other races, which is unfair to other players. Night Elves need a high level of micro-manipulation and judgment skills to develop corresponding tactics.

Both physically and magically, the elves have high abilities, but they are vulnerable in the early stages.

So, personally, I think you can use orcs or undead at first, and then switch to other races when you get more technical.

Keep your money below 300 at all times unless you want to mine.

Terran buildings, orc troops, night resources, undead support.

This is something in every Warcraft theme**, such as playing more. But you can't play well if you know it, there are many aspects to becoming a master, hand speed, rhythm control, and experience. Usually look at the forum and some masters**, it will help you a lot!

Theory needs to be tested by practice, it is recommended to play against others, select the low point, so as not to be abused by others and lose confidence, play a two-game in the master to ask the master, combined with their own experience, it should be improved quite fast!

The Terrans are good at late-tech flow mortars and tank boosts, and in the mid-game, witches and wizards cooperate with infantry griffins.

Mainly look at ** now, cultivate some consciousness and then say, know what equipment to come out, technology, troops, etc., slowly have awareness, fight more, and the operation will come up. The computer is very stupid.,Close and practice with the computer.,Can't improve much.,Go online and fight with people.,There are a lot of novices on the QQ battle platform.,Take your time.

Dwarf: 1- Stone Form- Requires Activation: Immune to Poison, Disease, and Bleeding when activated. Increases armor by 5% and reduces movement speed to 70% of normal speed. Lasts 20 seconds and has a cooldown of 3 minutes.

2-Musket Mastery- Passive Skill: Enhance 5-Musket Skill3-Cold Resistance- Passive Skill: Increase 10 Resistance to Frost Spells4-Find Treasure- Passive Skill: After activation, the location of the treasure chest is displayed on the minimap until canceled, with no cooldown.

The skill book contains all the racial specialties and skills. Among them, the passive ones cannot be moved, and they can be dragged out actively, such as the shadow escape of the night, the escape master of the dwarf, the undead will of the undead, and the bloody rage of the orcs. But like dln plus hits, there is also the durability of the minotaur, so you don't need to move.