No matter what race you choose to play as an alliance player, a little smarty gnome, a night elf wielding the powers of nature or a human skilled in the use of swords, there still are quite a bunch of levels to knock down towards the World of Warcraft end game content. Nobody enjoys pretty much the idea of rising a new toon, and to be honest neither do I. There's a solution though to diminish a little, the impact of the boredom of leveling. To be more precise, when it comes to rising a toon, using an Alliance leveling guide is always the right choice.
The Alliance leveling guide I've been using has taught me quite a few things on leveling an Alliance toon, so here are a few good things to know:
1. Don't go grinding on mobs if you're leveling up even if you have rested XP. First of all this is very boring, and at high levels your XP bar doesn't even move. The best way to level up an alliance (or horde) character is to do as many quests that you can get.
2. If you're questing for XP, just solving quests randomly will won't help, most of the times. It's pointless to cover a map 2-3 times to complete just one quest. You will waste a lot of time for little XP.
3. Some of the quest chains have elite quests in the last phase. The Alliance leveling guide I've been working with has taught me to skip them but keep them in my quest log just in case. They usually reward you with a lot of XP and nice gear. This works nicely especially if 4-5 quests are in an instance. With a good group (or a booster) you can finish the instance in no time and get a big chunk of XP as reward.
4. Always keep your quests 2-3 levels lower than your character. As you're questing, your aim is the XP reward. If your quests are green you will be able to complete them much faster and without dying. Also, this way you'll be able to finish even elite quests, solo, without any help.
5. Make sure you choose the right spec for leveling your character. The best choice you can make for a leveling spec is a combination of area-of-effect abilities and talents. This way you will be more effective while killing mobs and run through quests much faster. For example, I used a lot my bear form as a druid, and some defensive gear to kill at least 4-5 mobs at one time.
Following the polished quest path of an Alliance leveling guide, I managed to level up my last character in less than 7 days. These tips should be helpful at least a little to anyone playing on WoW Alliance. - 32500
The Alliance leveling guide I've been using has taught me quite a few things on leveling an Alliance toon, so here are a few good things to know:
1. Don't go grinding on mobs if you're leveling up even if you have rested XP. First of all this is very boring, and at high levels your XP bar doesn't even move. The best way to level up an alliance (or horde) character is to do as many quests that you can get.
2. If you're questing for XP, just solving quests randomly will won't help, most of the times. It's pointless to cover a map 2-3 times to complete just one quest. You will waste a lot of time for little XP.
3. Some of the quest chains have elite quests in the last phase. The Alliance leveling guide I've been working with has taught me to skip them but keep them in my quest log just in case. They usually reward you with a lot of XP and nice gear. This works nicely especially if 4-5 quests are in an instance. With a good group (or a booster) you can finish the instance in no time and get a big chunk of XP as reward.
4. Always keep your quests 2-3 levels lower than your character. As you're questing, your aim is the XP reward. If your quests are green you will be able to complete them much faster and without dying. Also, this way you'll be able to finish even elite quests, solo, without any help.
5. Make sure you choose the right spec for leveling your character. The best choice you can make for a leveling spec is a combination of area-of-effect abilities and talents. This way you will be more effective while killing mobs and run through quests much faster. For example, I used a lot my bear form as a druid, and some defensive gear to kill at least 4-5 mobs at one time.
Following the polished quest path of an Alliance leveling guide, I managed to level up my last character in less than 7 days. These tips should be helpful at least a little to anyone playing on WoW Alliance. - 32500
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