Most human mages prefer using fire and arcane spells, as they allow for the caster to dish out salvos of raging energy, which become bigger, powerful and more varied streams as the mage gains experience. This trait became what forever characterized the typical style and approach of human mages. The sheer, raw power they could summon up even surpassed what high elven casters were capable of mustering, but they lacked control. When the quel'dorei trained the first batch of one hundred humans in the most rudimentary of arcana, they were surprised to find the young race had great natural affinity. Humans are also the most populous out of all races who study the arcane arts. This is mostly due to the fact that Dalaran was essentially a human nation, and naturally it culled a great majority of its members from humanity. She summons creatures to her aid while pounding her foes with blasts of fire or rains of slashing ice. The iconic human mage, however, is a powerhouse of arcane energy. Many human magi are creative, creating spectacular new spells or new ways to use existing spells.
Even with the destruction wrought in the Third War, humans remain consummate magi, eager to use flame and ice to scour their enemies.
Since that time, human ability with the arcane has continued and evolved humans established the Kirin Tor, a council of archmagi who ruled Dalaran, an arcane city. Humans and high elves recognized the danger arcane magic posed, and so created the Guardians of Tirisfal - powerful arcane casters who guarded against demonic invasion. Human mastery of arcane energy was instrumental in vanquishing the ancient troll empire that threatened human and high elf civilization. When high elf magi brought the secrets of arcane magic to humans, the younger race showed a natural predilection for it. While humans have not wielded arcane magic for as long as high elves, they have a strong tradition of it. Alliance Humans See also: Human (playable)#Racial traits
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