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Undead warrior here. At first, you will notice slight disadvantage compared to Orcs or Taurens. You start with less strength and stamina. However at higher levels 3 points in strenght would not make that much of a difference.

In PvP UD warrior is bad news, he can not be feared or polymorphed and, trust me, those are BIG advantages. You will have to learn to deal with pallies however - either run away if you 1v1 or let a mage rip a paladin apart if you're in a group (they are biggest concern for a UD warrior). Priests can be also a pain for UD, because of shackle undead. However, from my experience that is not that big of a deal compared to fear and polymorph.

As for Night Elf vs Human warrior = at lvl60 same thing. No racial traits yet, so that might change after they implement those.

Only thing I would not advise, is going a gnome warrior. I can't see those in the bushes - so they are hard to kill, cause they can hide behind a leaf on the ground.

I went with herb gathering/alchemy first. It's actually a pretty good for a warrior. You can basically buff yourself with potions, which can give you a good edge. Just remember that when you die, all those potions go away (otherwise they last for an hour or 30 mins; at least most of them do).

IF you go alchemy, you pretty much have to go herbalism. Most alchemy recipies use herbs.

As for blacksmithing, it's a good skill as well. You will be able to make some very good weapons for yourself and make some cash later in the game selling them.

One thing you might consider, would be engineering - throwing dynomate is very cool in my book :).

So, to sum it up - alchemy is good, if you're up for gathering a lot of herbs. It will help you increase your stats quite a bit. Blacksmithing is good if you want to have best weapons, but it also gets pretty expensive to level the skill (alchemy is CHEAP to level).

yeah, undead warrior has som cool racial traits, and as for the proffesion, alchemy/herbalism so you can heal when soloing by drinking your potions