In a discussion about the WoTLK Gold unique dragon-themed racial powers-which includes the power to fly in the air, knock enemies away with gusts winds from their wings, and even whip enemies' tails into the air -- Day said that while Blizzard is focused on the Dracthyr's capabilities that work well in conjunction with the Evoker and the Evoker, they must be able to work with other classes in the event that Blizzard decide that the Dracthyr could be a class in its own right in the near future.

"Future Us might decide, "What if Dracthyr might be a different class as well?'" Day stated. "Right now , it doesn't make much sense to them to have the chance to take on into a different class since they're basically waking up and figuring out who they are and what their natural capabilities are. When they get to know the world and discover more about Azeroth and the various races and the different cultures of Azeroth perhaps they'll learn the other abilities. However, that's an "In the Future Us thing."

Since the announcement of the Dracthyr as well as Evoker many players have hoped the new race will eventually develop to include melee-based classes such as rogues and warriors. While Evokers are magicians who draw on the diverse powers of the WoW universe's dragonflights that are powerful The idea of being the axe-wielding Dracthyr warrior fighting on the frontline or even a different class that uses magic is an exciting dream for many players.

There's a precedent for this too. In recent times, Blizzard has eased up on a number of the games' long-standing limitations on race and class. Dragonflight is one example. It allows players of the cow-like cheap WoTLK Classic Gold race to be transformed into Rogues for the first time. In this regard it only makes sense that new classes be available to the Dracthyr in the near future, but it may take a while for the dream to become an actual reality.