WAR's interface is pretty much an enhanced version of WoW's interface, which is a good thing, since many MMOs already use a similar interface and will give players coming from these MMOs an easy time adjusting to WAR, with various elements that have been improved and tweaked. There are lots of customization options right off the bat.  Also, you get addition bag space every time you reach a new tier, so no need to worry about getting that heavy duty magical bag when things get crowded. Small touches that really make you focus on what WAR is all about.It also tracks many interesting stats such as hours played and new achievements unlocked. All of this is available for the user to read whenever he chooses to, rather than forced to go through every time a new piece of information is unlocked when it comes to many other MMOs. It is just well designed and easy to navigate that you can spend a nice deal of time exploring it whenever you please.

The world map makes things easier for the player. It doesn't shy from telling the player where to go since it is split into different tiers. You got three areas which each are split between Greenskins and Dwarves in the south east, Dark Elves and High Elves in the west and Empire vs Chaos in the north. The map also show what zones are under which factions control. Gain enough control over the map and the opposite's faction capital city is open for siege.You can download add-ons to enrich your experience but what comes in the package is sure enough to give you a good start. There are also some various streamlining going on such as automatic looting of quest items and giving them a separate bag space.