Data updated 2026-10-17
Azeroth Survivors community tier list
1 board counted. A class earns four points for an S row, three for A, two for B, and one for C, so the average is points per board. The sample is small: one board can move a class several rungs, so read the order as a running tally. Warlock leads at 4.00.
What the boards say
- Warlock leads the average at 4.00 across 1 board counted for it.
- Warlock drew the most S rows, 1 of 1.
- Priest drew the most C rows, 1 of 1.
Community ranking
Average is the community points per board. Rank is that average order. The last two columns come from the tier list page, where Table is the tier and rank from the clear scores and Move is how many rungs the community places the class above or below it.
| Class | Average | Rank | S | A | B | C | Table | Move |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Warlock | 4.00 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | S · rank 1 | level |
| Warrior | 4.00 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | S · rank 2 | level |
| Druid | 3.00 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | A · rank 4 | +1 |
| Hunter | 3.00 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | A · rank 5 | +1 |
| Mage | 3.00 | 5 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | A · rank 3 | -2 |
| Paladin | 2.00 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | B · rank 6 | level |
| Shaman | 2.00 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | B · rank 7 | level |
| Priest | 1.00 | 8 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | C · rank 8 | level |
| Rogue | 1.00 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | C · rank 9 | level |
How the community score works
A board is one submitted tier list. The maker sends the order of its rows, and the first row counts as S, the second as A, the third as B, and every later row as C. Row names and row colors do not change a score, only the order does.
A class earns four points in an S row, three in A, two in B, and one in C. The average is a class total divided by the number of boards, so 4.00 means every board put the class in its top row and 1.00 means every board filed it under C.
Boards are anonymous. One browser sends one board per UTC day, and a single IP hash is capped at 12 boards per UTC day. There is no account, so the average is a sample of the browsers that voted rather than a poll of every visitor.
How to read the table
Community rank orders the nine classes by average, with ties broken by class name. Table rank is the position on the tier list page, where classes sit in clear score order. A move of plus two means the community places a class two rungs higher than the clear score does, and a minus move means it places the class lower.
The S, A, B, and C columns count rows rather than points, so the four numbers beside a class add up to the boards counted for it. Table tier, table rank, and the clear score are estimated from the data tables, and no vote changes them.
Only 1 board counted so far. One board can move a class several rungs, so read the order as a running tally until about 5 boards are in.
What each class drew from 1 board
Warlock averages 4.00 across 1 board, level with its table rank of 1. Most boards file it under S, 1 of 1. Its S table tier comes from a clear score of 254.2.
Warrior averages 4.00 across 1 board, level with its table rank of 2. Most boards file it under S, 1 of 1. Its S table tier comes from a clear score of 213.2.
Druid averages 3.00 across 1 board, one place above its table rank of 4. Most boards file it under A, 1 of 1. Its A table tier comes from a clear score of 147.2.
Hunter averages 3.00 across 1 board, one place above its table rank of 5. Most boards file it under A, 1 of 1. Its A table tier comes from a clear score of 122.8.
Mage averages 3.00 across 1 board, two places below its table rank of 3. Most boards file it under A, 1 of 1. Its A table tier comes from a clear score of 164.1.
Paladin averages 2.00 across 1 board, level with its table rank of 6. Most boards file it under B, 1 of 1. Its B table tier comes from a clear score of 118.3.
Shaman averages 2.00 across 1 board, level with its table rank of 7. Most boards file it under B, 1 of 1. Its B table tier comes from a clear score of 116.0.
Priest averages 1.00 across 1 board, level with its table rank of 8. Most boards file it under C, 1 of 1. Its C table tier comes from a clear score of 99.9.
Rogue averages 1.00 across 1 board, level with its table rank of 9. Most boards file it under C, 1 of 1. Its C table tier comes from a clear score of 93.5.
Voting rules and limits
One board per browser per UTC day. The browser keeps a fingerprint in the as_fp cookie and in local storage, and the server rejects a second board for that fingerprint on the same day.
A single IP hash is limited to 12 boards per UTC day, so one network cannot fill the ranking. The stored row holds the board, a browser fingerprint, a salted SHA-256 hash of the address, and the UTC day. The address itself is never stored.
The page averages up to 5,000 stored rows and skips a row it cannot read. When the vote database is unavailable, the community columns come back empty and the rest of the page still renders.
Community vote questions
How many boards does the community ranking need?
1 board counted so far. The page works from the first board, but a single board can move a class several rungs. Around 5 boards is where a two-rung gap against the tables starts to mean something.
Why does the community ranking differ from the tier list page?
The tier list page ranks classes by the six-skill clear score from the game tables. This page averages row placements from visitors. One is a damage model and the other is a sample of opinions, so the two orders can disagree on the same class, and neither number is adjusted to match the other.
Can I submit more than one board?
One board per browser per UTC day, and 12 boards per IP hash per day. The server checks the fingerprint and the address hash before it stores a row.
What does a board store?
The board, a browser fingerprint, a salted SHA-256 hash of the address, and the UTC day. The address itself is not stored, and there is no account. The privacy policy lists every field and the as_fp cookie.
How is a tie in the average handled?
A tie breaks by class name, so the order stays stable while the sample is small. The move column then compares that order with the table rank, which comes from the clear score.
What happens when the vote database is unavailable?
The community columns come back empty and the method, the table ranks, and the class pages still render. A board submitted during an outage is refused rather than queued, so nothing is counted twice later.