Top 5 Most Influential Classic WoW PVP Players

Classic WoW PVP was not exactly balanced, for the World of Warcraft player base PVP was unknown territory and watching the first ever vanilla PVP videos showed us what was capable with certain classes.

Maydie:

Vurtne:

Swifty:

Unbreakable:

World of Roguecraft:

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[Switchnd]

Roguecraft is the best wow video ever.

"Rogues are scissors."
"Warriors are rock."
"Hunters, paladins, priests, druids, mages, and shamans are paper."
"Warlocks are mushrooms."

"Paper beats rock."
"Scissors beat paper."
"Scissors also happen to beat rock..."

"Until rock hits sixty at which point rock becomes an unstoppable killing machine that also beats paper, and would beat scissors, but it can't find scissors, because scissors are invisible. So scissors beat paper and avoid rock, and that is called balance."

[corz]

The trick of Skull wasn't about the movement speed, it was about the damage it dealt to you to prevent CC

[BBQsaucemix]

Even though he was buffed to no end and didn't show pvp without his arena premade, Pat''s 2nd warrior video is by far the most entertaining vanilla pvp video to me.

[wasaninsidejob]

I remember watching Unbreakable back when his video first came out. It's what made me roll a shaman actually. Imagine my shock when I realized enhancement wasn't as strong with Arcanite Reaper hahah

[scott]

Vurtne still to this day is a master class on how to use every thing in your spellbook! Just amazing to watch. DrakeDog is another amazing player to watch.

[thismusickid]

Drakedog and Otherguy were so influential to me. They both started making videos around the beginning of vanilla and helped shape the PvP movie scene in 2004.

[taylenday]

Maydie had a Paladin and Priest healer. The Paladin is more often the one healing in the BGs, the Priest is more to be seen in the cut scene.

[NuckleBebop]

I can't acknowledge this list without Grim in it

[Rich]

Missing Laintime in this. Wasn't followed by a pocket healer, didn't show off with insane gear and crits. Showed a lot of skill and creative gameplay in his vids. For me alongside with Vurtne S tier: people that were miles, miles ahead of any other PVP-player.

[Snorklaren]

Vurtne was the best player imo in vanilla, no one can compare to hes movement

[christianpilch]

you forgot laintime best warrior so far in vanilla - yeah you will probably not know him - cheering swifty

[kmop]

love your content dude. It's definitely bringing me back to grade 9. So much nostalgia!

[sickboy]

Roguecraf (RTZS) wasn't a showcase of pvp skills, it was a showcase of how little skill it took to dominate as a rogue early on.

[GMane]

Sorry but saying Drakedog isn't in the top 5 most influencial pvpers is a joke.
He was hands down the most influential wow pvper of all time.

[igooazoovig]

Any druid interested: Ferahgo was the best of us during Classic WOW

[adamgniewko]

The best pvp video was made by Hulksmash, fury warr and his ubeated 3100 bloodthirst crit. He also played on Arthas, like Maydie, but horde side.

[ovechkinsn]

in reality warriors were shit without a pocket healer, if you had one, you were pretty much a god

[i.i]

Classic wow windfury had no limits in it early days on how many times it could proc, Theoretically you could 1 shot raid bosses at 1 point if you were lucky enough to get the stack. (this was patched out in the early patches tho, im not sure when the limiter was added)

[dgaah]

No Zalgradis storming Orgrimar in Shadowcraft gear, one shooting players to prove, paladins can do dps? /sad

[Dustomatic]

Pat’s second video, the one with the extra talent point, was way bigger than anything on this list.