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Poster Tamerland from The Scryers posted an interesting nugget to consider over at the Paladin forums today, stating unequivocally that the Alliance will be getting the Blood Elf-only Seal of Blood in Patch 2.4. Conversely, the Horde should be receiving Seal of Vengeance. What's the big deal, you ask? Well, Alliance Retribution Paladins have been crying for Seal of Blood because it has, with numerous calculations, proven to be the superior PvE DPS Seal. In light of the removal of spell damage in Retribution gear and the focus on Strength (and consequently Attack Power), this has become less of a debate and more of a simple fact. Furthermore, Seal of Blood inflicts damage on the Paladin, which is absolutely great as this is incredibly synergistic with Spiritual Attunement, allowing Ret Pallies to regenerate mana as they're healed. While Seal of Vengeance has been argued to be an excellent tanking seal, Horde Paladin tanks have coasted along fine with Seal of Righteousness.

Whether you're a bear or you clank around in plate, the two rage-based tanking classes have some changes incoming in patch 2.4, according to Bornaak. First up, you druid tanks, Lacerate is seeing a damage increase to scale with attack power, which should help you whether you're a tank or not, but since lacerate is a key threat move for bear tanks it seems like good news on that front.

Seeing as the Draenei are the largest race on the Alliance, it's easy to relate the two in a simple sense. But, go past that, and the similiarities come to a standstill.

The DRAENEI

1.) Are blue.
2.) Are big.
3.) Are Russian.- I think they're Pakistani or Indian, really. Their voice sounds russian, but their dance is not. Strange.
4.) Are Religious.
5.) Prance.

The TAUREN

1.) Are furry.
2.) Are cuddly.
3.) Are big.
4.) Are Texan.
5.) Are Hippies.
6.) Graze.