You want to speed up your night elf leveling? Are you experiencing low experience points or do you have trouble to find a good area for your night elf to level? In glad to inform you that leveling your night elf will be a lot more fun and easier if you follow these tips.

1). Track Performance

If you are grinding in an area you must be tracking your performance. Without tracking, you can not compare area. Some area might be dull to level, but give a lot experience. Others are more fun, but you are wasting your time grinding there. If you don’t not track your performance you will not know where to level a night elf fast.

 2). Do Quest

Especially at lower levels, quest are quite rewarding. You should get as much quest as you can in one area. After that, fulfill all requirements and then return. This way you will save lots of time. A quest helper ad don is a great utility to help you with this. Some quests are easily overlooked.  

3). Switch Area’s

If an area does not give enough experience after two hours, switch immediately. This is also the reason why you should get a bigger bag and a flying mount. This way, you will have to return less often and you will spend less time traveling. On top of that, you can go to area’s which are not accessible without a flying mount. Also avoid area that are heavily crowded. Generally, these area’s are way better to level you night elf.

Druids are a fun class to play with. They rule in PvP. Rogues are often called the best class for PvP, but druids are also a force to be reckoned. There is a downside by choosing druid as your class. Druids can be extremely slow to level. Luckily it is easy to speedup leveling your druid if you know the right way.

1). Don’t die

When you try to fight mobs as a druid, you will fail ‘epicly’. The reason that you will die is that you will attract attention of too many monsters. When you get surrounded by a lot of monster there will be almost no way out. Even if you get out, it will cost you a lot of health and mana. This immediately bring us to the second point.

2). Invest Your Gold Wisely

At low levels, you will not need many gold. You don’t want to buy good gear. If you save for a bigger bag first, it will be very profitable. Bigger bags allow faster leveling and more gold. Having a bigger bags allows your druid to pickup more loot before you have to return. You will be saving time and money. You should get your flying mount as soon as possible. It gives you access to area’s that are great for leveling. It also cuts the traveling time. The importance of cutting down traveling time is well known. Combine that with taking all quest in a specific area and complete them at the same time.

3). Good Training Locations The one most important tip : ‘Choose your grind location wisely!’ To large mobs or to strong monsters and you will die easily. Too few or to weak monster will not give you enough experience to level fast.

World of Warcraft is a fantastic game, but doesn’t it get a bit tiring having to do boring quests just to level up your character? The problem is that the most interesting and exciting quests are only accessible to high level characters, and if you’re starting out with a level 1 character, it can take literally weeks if not months before you get to a stage where you can actually start enjoying quests and missions.

I became stuck with one of my characters, and after about 3 weeks of not being able to make any progress I actually stopped playing because I was so frustrated. No matter what I did, I didn’t seem to get any further, and I was left just repeated the same tasks over and over again. And of course, even though I wasn’t playing the game anymore I was still having to pay for my subscription, which meant I was effectively just throwing money away because I wasn’t getting any enjoyment or entertainment from my game.

I stumbled across the Zygor Guides and decided to give them a try. I’ll be honest with you, I didn’t really hold out much hope, you see I have used a number of guides in the past, and more often than not they just contain very general information that I already knew. Not only this, but they were extremely expensive compared to the price of Zygor Guides. But I figured that with such a cheap price, even if the guide wasn’t any good I hadn’t really lost out so it was worth giving it a try. And boy, I am so glad that I did!

So why exactly do I think Zygor Guides are the best World of Warcraft guides available? Well, as I mentioned earlier, I have actually bought and used a lot of the other guides that are advertised online, and the Zygor Guide is one of  the only ones I was happy with!

These guides are perfect for all players, whether you are stuck at level 45 and want to advance, or whether you are a brand new player who is just starting out. In fact, by using this guide you will be able to get your level 1 character up to level 80 in just a week! Believe me, it took me months just to get past the first few levels, so you can see just how quickly this guide can advance you compared to playing the game without a guide.

The problem with other guides is that you always have to close the game window so that you can read the next part of the website – and it’s no fun always having to tab from one window to another. I’ve even tried printing out guides, but this left me trying to balance a stack of paper on my knee while I played…again not a fun way to play.

A neat feature of the Zygor Guide that I really liked was the dual size guide windows which  you can switch between at the touch of a button. I usually use the large window to get a general overview of my current quest, and then I switch to the smaller window so that I can see more of the game world but at the same time still be reminded about my current task. Something else that I thought was a nice addition was the in game arrow which appears. It shows you the location of your objective, and changes color depending on how far away from reaching that location you are.

The package also includes free lifetime updates which is essential seeing as WoW is an ever changing and evolving game. You also get a number of bonuses included in the price as well, such as the Nether Drake Mount Guide, Death Knight Class Guide and an Inscription Profession Levelling Guide.

The Zygor Guide really is a fantastic product at an exceptional value, especially when compared to some of the other WoW products that I have bought. It really shows what a waste of time and money all those other guides are! So if you are looking for a great guide, that is easy to use and will help you level up your character in record time, I strongly recommend you give Zygor Guides a chance. I’m sure you won’t regret it!

The race to power level your newest character is on. On average you can expect 8-10 days of play time. Or 192 hours of time you need to spend killing and questing at a rate of 4 hours a day this can take quite a bit of time to completely get a character from level 1 to 70. While it is possible this task is not an easy one.

So what can you do to give yourself a little edge? Simply follow these few hints to help you cut that playing time down.

Questing is by and far the fastest way to power level a character. This might seam like common sense, however there are some people that refuse to do it. The reason questing is so beneficial to leveling is because of the massive boosts in exp you get in one shot. In addition to the one shot experience you get for completing a quest; many of the quests require you to kill things…which also give exp. These are the best quests to shoot for as they can be done in groups and NPC’s are easily killed when 1-3 people are killing them.

There is of course a flip side to this. On quests where you have to gather items NPCs drop it is NOT wise to work in a group on these as you’ll have to loot double the corpses to get the same amount of items as the drop rate does not increase but stays the same.

For questing it is important to remember this: Killing quests good with groups. Gathering quests best if soloed.

One could take the approach of running around wildly completing quests in a random pattern with no real goal. One could also take a hammer to their skull. I don’t recommend either.

The greatst part of power leveling through questing is that you can often complete several quests at once or in a close proximity to one another, further cutting down the amount of time you need to level your character. Rather than completing one quest, then running back to complete another, why not complete three quests in the same general area and then turn all three in, effectively eliminating 2 extra trips.

Finding these paths is not that hard if you simply read the quests and generally you can find many of the quests in the same location. There is of course a much simpler way of organizing your quests and streamlining your questing route. Zygor Guides, which provides an in-game tool to help chart a course that will yield the best possible return on your time.

In addition to setting a course you can see on your map, Zygor Guides provides crucial help in completing quests. Can’t find that book in that cave? Zygor Guides gives you detailed instructions on where to locate it. Don’t know what direction to walk? Zygor Guides provides you with a taxi cab like arrow to point you in the right direction.

Leveling from 1-10 is typically the easiest thing to do as it requires little grinding and all the quests are centrally located in one specific region. Not until you get to higher levels will you start to experience having to travel for 10 minutes to compete a quest and another 10 to get back to turn it in. This leads to one crucial questions, what quests do I do then.

Ideally you’ll want to quest in an area your level or slightly lower. Slightly lower because you will tend to clear the quest quicker. It does not make much sense to spend 45 minutes on one red(high level) quest and get a slight boost to experience, when you can spend the same 45 minutes completeing 15 quests and get a HUGE increase to your exp.

Rested experience is also a must for anyone looking to power level.

Rested experience is a small bonus you get for NOT PLAYING. When you’re in a capital city or in an inn and you see “zzz” below your character icon this means that you’re recieving Rested Experiences, which is 1.5 times experience. ALWAYS make sure you log out in an inn or a capital city as you can accumulate rested experience when you’re not playing. You can identify your rested experience by looking at the experience bar right below your aciton bar. If it is blue you are getting 1.5 times your normal experience for killing things, if it is purple you’re on normal experience.

With the release of WOTLK looming, leveling your new character to 70, or at least to death knight status is a must, and with these few hints and tips is capable of being accomplished by anyone.

Happy Hunting.