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TBC Arena Class Meta

Which classes hold the top of the TBC Anniversary arena ladder, bracket by bracket — and the ratings on the published ladder. Sampled from the first 300 ladder entries per bracket in each region: EU + US.

Ladder snapshot · updated Oct 19, 2026

2v2

584 characters
1 Rogue 24%
2 Priest 18%
3 Druid 17%
4 Warrior 10%
5 Mage 9%
6 Warlock 9%
7 Paladin 5%
8 Shaman 4%
9 Hunter 2%
Published ladder ratings
EU #1 2639 #100 2429 last listed 1758
US #1 2558 #100 2295 last listed 1679

3v3

581 characters
1 Priest 20%
2 Rogue 18%
3 Mage 14%
4 Druid 12%
5 Shaman 11%
6 Warlock 10%
7 Warrior 9%
8 Paladin 4%
9 Hunter 2%
Published ladder ratings
EU #1 2504 #100 2244 last listed 1700
US #1 2443 #100 2190 last listed 1635

5v5

576 characters
1 Priest 21%
2 Shaman 19%
3 Mage 17%
4 Warlock 10%
5 Warrior 9%
6 Rogue 9%
7 Druid 7%
8 Paladin 5%
9 Hunter 3%
Published ladder ratings
EU #1 2492 #100 2329 last listed 1835
US #1 2482 #100 2319 last listed 1788

Rogue Warglaives equipped by bracket — exactly one or both, equipped when sampled.

How this is counted

Snapshots come from Blizzard's official leaderboard API for TBC Anniversary. We sample the first 300 ladder entries per bracket in each region (EU and US). Only characters whose class was successfully identified enter the tally; percentages use that bracket's displayed sample size. Characters ranked in several brackets count once in each. Multiple characters may belong to the same player.

These figures measure class representation among sampled ranked characters, not win rates, class strength or team compositions. The last listed rating is the bottom of the API's returned leaderboard, not a qualification or reward cutoff. Snapshots refresh weekly; they are not a real-time feed.

Season context: Arena Season 3 began September 1, 2026, with regional weekly resets, according to Blizzard's announcement. Comparisons between the August 31 and September 7 snapshots cross this season boundary. Early-season participation and rating resets can change representation substantially.

See what each class actually runs: Warrior · Paladin · Hunter · Rogue · Priest · Shaman · Mage · Warlock · Druid