How’s Moonguard for Horde? Is it more welcomeing then WRA?

So MG Horde is nice. It’s home for me.

You’ll find more walk-up RP in WrA. And, as such, you’ll likely find it easier to ‘break into’ the Horde RP scene on WrA too. Sheer numbers wise, WrA Horde is just plain bigger.

MG Horde, however, has a ton of RP server events. I believe that’s like a whole Google Calendar that tracks them or something, though I don’t have the link (maybe someone else does?). There’s also a big, big push by folks to help (re)grow MG Horde, as well. Like some people putting in some serious effort to help the community out, keeping a positive attitude, and generally being a good influence. That said, most Horde RP on MG happens in guilds, and not being a part of one can make it seem like the community is dead. I would highly suggest joining MG Discord servers, as well, because you’ll find a lot of community organizing and interaction going on there – which is true for both Horde and Alliance, I’d say (I’d personally recommend the Flames of War Discord for general server community and RP-PVP stuff, but I’m also one of the coordinators)

I can’t say if MG Horde is more welcoming than WrA Horde. For one, I don’t have any characters I actually play on WrA, so I wouldn’t really know what it’s like over there. For two, I have my own biases about WrA, so anything I would say would just be about a community that I only look at from the outside, which isn’t fair to WrA.

I’d suggest to make characters on both and play a bit on both. Join Discords for both. Attend events on both. RP on both. You’ll eventually start leaning towards one or the other – or maybe you’ll enjoy both for different reasons, which can be just as good.

I’ve been on Moon Guard so long that I’m just set in my ways. I’m pretty much ride-or-die with MG Horde cuz it’s what I’ve known since Wrath of the Lich King. But if you’re new to both realms, then you should really go out and see both realms.