A World of Warcraft Guide

We have a World of Warcraft Guide for just about every class (DKs coming) and build. Need general class tips, leveling tips, or info on specific builds? Then turn the page and dig in. Need to level your professions as quickly and cheaply as possible? Then check out our profession guides for the quick and dirty of leveling your skills.

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8 thoughts on “A World of Warcraft Guide

  1. Rhone says:

    Just wanted to give you all a big “thumbs up” on your site. Lots of great information, easily navigated structure, and much more. By all means, trust in the fact that you DO have some big fans out here in the world, and who truly appreciate all that you do and that you share with us. Thanks for doing such a great job, and please, keep up the good work. (You may now pat yourself on the back… LOL)

    ‘Rhone

  2. Hashshashin says:

    New style looks incredibly nice :)

  3. BubbasMage says:

    So,
    I finally got to 85, still trying to learn more about this world, Questing i got down pat. Dungeons pretty good at the DPS consistantly in the #2 slot for recount. Would like to get into doing some Battlegrounds, but dont even know where to start. Any help?

    • Rogptor says:

      Level 85 PvP is … interesting. You have a mix of brand new people in questing gear along with heavily geared, very experienced people. Teamwork (in the random groups) ranges from pretty good to hilarious. Some people are there to win, some are there to smash face, others are there to collect whatever free honor they can get without participating, and there are even a few bots. Sometimes things click and it’s a blast.

      So first: Accept the fact that you’re going to get killed. Alot. And that the other guys will win, often.
      PvP requires a lot more survivability, movement (escapes,) and crowd control than leveling or DPSing.
      Try to talk to people in your guild (or join one) and see if you can get someone to help you out.
      Talk to a tailor (I assume you’re a mage, from your name) or visit the Auction House and buy the appropriate “Vicious” set of PvP gear. That will give your enough Resilience to survive a hit or two.
      Try your best to always fight in teams, never alone.
      Practice as much as you can.

      We should have PvP guides up soon (but not this week,) with builds, gear, tips, etc.

      Have fun!

  4. Rayven says:

    Thanks for the excellent guides. I’ve been playing for 6 years now and still find something new every time I log on. One thing that might be of help, especially to players like myself that play casually but still want to get good geared avatars would be a guide to the numbers and caps. Wowwiki has helped me a lot, but the notion of caps, how to know when they have been hit, how to reach them and how to avoid wasting enchantments and buffs unnecessarily would be great. I’m sure I’m not the only one with this gap in my knowledge.

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