Which one?
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I have heard that the Lightforged Racial scales with the paladin holy damage buff making it the better option…but I’m not sure myself.
human female is the only right answer
but of those two, lightforged
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Really weird way to spell dwarf.
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A semi accurate way to spell dark iron dwarf
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Tauren /chars
void elfff
Wouldn’t they explode?
no they can be holly prieests
Doesn’t matter
Maybe I should just stick with Human. Trying a Male Draenei right now. Not really feeling it.
Aesthetically speaking, probably lightforged, but I like OG draenei more. Better customization options and a fun starting zone to boot.
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Oh no no, don’t be a paladin fridge 
Human is the way
There’s really only one choice.
But you’ve already answered every conceivable question in life.
Paladin. The answer is always paladin.
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fem lightforged dranei with heritage armor and the lustrous daybreak great-sword.
That hammer racial hits like a truck.
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Per lore, undead using holy light is a bit like a snow man specializing as a fire mage. Undead priests are, per canon, all shadow priests. They’re allowed disc and holy specs in game as a concession to game play.
To date, the only exception to that rule has been Caelia Menethil.
As for void elves, the void and the holy light are explicit opposites. Void elf priests are shadow priests as a point of faith and belief. It’d be virtually impossible for them to practice holy magics. In the context of a paladin, a void elf paladin would be closer to a death knight, just replace undead aesthetics and magics with void.
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Either it don’t really matter I really only made this toon for the tattoos also you get to be pretty in pink on the forums now like me.
I remembered a bit of lore from awhile back concerning Forsaken Holy Priests. This is that snippet.
The figure wore the robes of a priest of the Holy Light - not uncommon among the Forsaken, who mocked the order by wearing their garments and allowing the sacred robes to be soiled and tainted by their bloody work. Somehow, Andarin sensed, this figure was different; the robes seemed to be in almost tolerable condition, even if the body wearing them was not. “You wear the robes of a priest, Trevor. Why do you not channel the Light in battle, if you seek redemption?” The priest seemed to wince at that. “While I refuse to wield the shadow, the Light has refused me, or so it seems. And so, I am truly a broken man; I learned to wield spears of Light like Uther’s knights did in the Second. Without the Light, I am unarmed and unarmored – but not entirely helpless, as you see.” Andarin couldn’t help but feel a little sorry for the fallen priest, if his story was true. Perhaps a man, no matter how virtuous, could not channel holy power while in such a form.
Seems you’re right, Undead and by extension Void Elves cannot wield Holy magic and it’s purely a gameplay thing.
Zandalari is the correct answer.