WoW Warrior Mastery – What Really Makes A Strong WoW WarriorPosted by on July 23rd, 2010

Welcome to my Warrior Guide – I will introduce to you one of the most versatile classes in the game. I want to explain to you the different aspects of the warrior and how to make use of your character. How to play in PvP, PvE and how to speed level through 1 to 80 in a matter of days.

The Warrior is much more fun to play since you can dual-spec WoW characters. In earlier patches you had to spend gold if you wanted to switch talent builds back and forth. Fortunately, these times are long.

My suggestion is that you get one offensive spec and one for tanking.

The Protection Tree.

This base talent build is for thanks. Tanks are the heart of every raid party – They make sure the mobs and bosses don’t attack the raid party. These talents enable you to ignore damage, block with your shield and allow you to keep the boss’ attention on you, the tank.

The downside is that this build is only useful for instances!

The Arms Tree.

No Warrior guide is complete without taking a look at the Arms Tree. In a nutshell you will wield a very big, very slow weapon. Since the DPS (damage per second) of a weapon stays always the same, slower weapons deal more damage with each swing. The Arms build will give you many abilities to make an instant attack. You’re going to dish out huge damage every single time.

The Arms build is excellent for PvP and leveling.

The Fury Tree.

The third and last talent build is the best spec for PvE damage dealers.

Focus on dual-wielding: Being able to attack with both hands. The build will make sure your attack speed will be very high.

Hope you had fun reading my warrior guide and got some value from it. Now have fun playing your warrior.

Complete Enhancement Shaman Leveling Guide For Glyphs 2010Posted by on June 30th, 2010

Today I will share with you my glyph strategy when playing the Enhancement Shaman. This is how I do it when my level isn’t that high yet. Keep in mind that my goal is to level as fast as possible and Glyphs are often overlooked as an important factor.

The impact might not be that big, but even a small percentage increase can mean a lot if all your efforts are geared towards fast shaman leveling.

Now, again for your convenience, let’s take a quick look at the available glyphs. Then I will dive into my glyph strategy for Enhancement Shaman Leveling.

Flame Shock - The periodic damage dealt by your Flame Shock can now be critical strikes.

Windfury Weapons - Increases the chance per swing for Windfury Weapon to trigger by 2%.

Stormstrike - Increases the nature damage bonus from your Stormstrike ability by an additional 8%.

Water Shield - Increases the number of charges on your Water Shield spell by 1.

Water Breathing - Your Water Breathing spell no longer requires a reagent.

Water Walking - Your Water Walking spell no longer requires a reagent.

The first two Glyphs are obvious: At level 15 go for Glyph: Flame Shock and add Glyph: Water Shield at level 20.

Windfury Weapons (Glyph) is perfect at level 30.

At level 40 you have 2 slots available to you for Major Glyphs – but there are 3 Glyphs you can choose from.

Sit down and calculate the DPS increase for each glyph, taking into consideration your talent build and gear.

For the remaining minor glyph, go with Water Breathing to speed up some of the underwater quests. You don’t want to waste a lot of time dying because of a Naga.

I hope you enjoyed this shaman leveling guide. Glyphs are really the last mile when it comes to leveling speed, but you tap into all the potential available to you.

Quick WotlK Fast Leveling System For Pro-GamersPosted by on June 29th, 2010

Leveling a mage or thinking about starting a new mage twink? Unsure if you can endure the grueling boredom of questing and grinding all over again?

The system I’m going to share with you now is the best way to make the process fast and pain-free.

What do you need for fast leveling mages in World of WarCraft?

The Right Talent Build

The talent build is crucial for mages. You should try to balance dealing damage and your survivability in difficult battles. I recommend you start out with the Fire tree to level faster in the early stages. You can easily deal with the mobs one by one.

At level 40 it’s good to switch to Frost even though you will need to adapt your strategy. This spec can handle many mobs at the same time while having a good survivability. For fast leveling, your goal is not to die because it’s very time-consuming.

The Right Attack Rotation

Not much to say here. Try out different skill rotations and see which one kills the mobs the fastest. It also depends a lot on the talent build you choose, and your style of playing.

Once you find a rotation that works, practice it

The Right Questing Path

Once you get Talent Build and Attack Rotation dialed, the only think holding you back is your choice of quests.

The order in which you accept, complete and close your quests is the biggest factor when it comes to fast leveling.

You can ignore “junk quests” (lots of time for little in return) using a leveling guide. They’ll take the decisions and friction out of the game and show you where to go and what to do. And no, they’re not illegal. They comply with Blizzards ToU.

All right then.

If you use this system you can get it done in less than a week played time. Reading and learning will get you so far – Now it’s time to get into action and implement what you learned.