I Want to Transfer My Horde Main

I am thinking about returning to the game after a long break and I want to transfer my horde main. I am currently on Medivh which last time I checked was at around 7 to 1 ratio against the horde. Can anyone recommend a new home with better odds and some horde pride?

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That could potentially have the opposite effect on a new raid, if people decided they did not like it and ran something else en masse. Than the art assets would be wasted on that. Not to mention the nightmare of tuning each and every boss in every raid at every patch, and watching for exploits.

It's an awesome idea, not trying to put you down. But I think it's a large amount of time/effort that could be used elsewhere

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