Zygor’s Guide, which was put together by top player John Cook, offers comprehensive and extremely thorough guidance through every single aspect of the game. As everyone knows, World of Warcraft is the number one MMORPG in the world, and over ten million people regularly play. This also means that millions of people are constantly competing for gold, points, and items. This series of in-game walkthroughs and add-ons will assist you with every thing you do or want to do.

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Map add-ons that will cut your questing time down considerably.

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Everything you need to know about WotLK and leveling your Death Knight.

In-game elements that will keep you from having to go back and forth between windows.

Step-by-step walkthrough that will always keep you going in the right direction.

A PVP guide that will always help you through battles with other players.

Dungeon and instance secrets that will help you get through in no time at all.

Assistance that will always keep you from getting lost anywhere in the game.

Secrets and hints about MOB’s that will keep grinding down to a minimum.

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Rested Experience

One of the fastest ways to level your character is with rested experience. Rested experience gives you double the normal XP per mob you kill. It doesn’t take a genius to understand how this makes the leveling process faster.

Some of you may think that the best way to use this experience bonus is to grind on some monsters around your level, but this is actually a bad way to use it. When you grind, you are only getting the XP from the kills. Grinding is great if you really had a need for gold, it is one of the slowest ways to level.

Rested experience is best paired up with questing, as you get the bonus experience per kill along with quest XP. While questing, you will naturally be killing mobs, so there is little need to stay in one spot to kill things (unless a quest has you do so.)

Burning your rested XP while questing will also stretch out the amount of time that it lasts. It is not uncommon for a full bonus of 150% to last from 70-74 before running out. If you play less often, then it could easily last you until you hit 80.

If you are considering leveling a second character, you can guarantee that he is always played with rested experience. Create the character as you normally would, log him out at an inn and start gaining this easy bonus. It takes roughly a week to maximise the bonus (a full level and a half), but you will need to log on the character after a week to achieve this as a game mechanic will slow down the gain after the 100% area.

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Arcane

Arcane is the best spec for leveling if you will be doing a lot of single pulls. The spec is very mana friendly, and is highly viable as soon as level 15 when you can max out Arcane Stability. Arcane Stability simply allows you to cast your Arcane Missiles spell without being interrupted or having the cast knocked back, so you are guaranteed to shoot off 5 sets of missiles if your target lives long enough to survive.

Many Arcane specs will go into Fire early on for Pyroblast to give them a hard hitting spell. This also serves the benefit of giving the build a little more survivability later on when you get the talent Presence of Mind (PoM), which makes your next spell an instant cast. You can activate PoM and cast an instant cast Pyroblast to dish out quite a bit of instant damage to a target if things get rough.

This spec will lead with a Frostbolt (or Pyroblast if you spec into Fire), and then follow with another frostbolt or fireball. From there you have some options depending on your target. I liked to Frost Nova my target, jump backwards, and start casting Arcane Missiles until the target is dead. If the target is about dead you can simply start casting Arcane Missiles after the second nuke. As long as you attack one mob at a time, your mana should last at least a few fights.

Frost

Frost spec is all about AoE grinding. No doubt anyone who has leveled a character in WoW has come across a mage AoE leveling at some point or another. It is an amazing sight to see, but also frustrating knowing that you will need to probably find another area to grind.

This spec will play a lot like a fire spec early on, except you will use frostbolt to keep the distance between you and your target. It gains a lot of survivability later on to help you stay alive. Best of all, the juicy AoE talents are kept in this tree. Single target killing is slow as this spec, much like a fire spec is.

The real strength of a Frost build is in its AoE grinding ability. A combination of talents like Improved Blizzard and Permafrost keep your targets slowed combined with Frost Nova if your victims get too close.

If you can AoE grind well, frost is the faster spec. The downside is that you really need to look into bringing a priest with you to level for the shield and heals to keep things up. Deaths while leveling will greatly slow your experience per hour rate, and must be avoided at all costs. Avoiding death while AoE grinding is a delicate dance that not everyone can master (I will admit that I did not), so keep that in your mind.

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The Beast Mastery talent line, as you can imagine, is all about your pets. Quite a few talents will help your pets out in one form or another. Endurance Training increases her stamina, Bestial Discipline increases her focus regeneration, and Serpent’s Swiftness increases her attack speed. There are other talents that will help you care for your pet, like Improved Mend Pet. As you can see there is a lot of love for your pet.

However, Beast Mastery is not all about your pet. Many of the talents that help your pet, will also help you in some form. For example, Endurance Training will increase your HP on top of your pet’s stamina. Other talents will increase your ranged attack speed. In fact, Beast Mastery is as much about your attack speed as it is your pet.

When choosing your pet, you will need a pet that dishes out a bit of damage. You also need one that can take a ton of damage. My personal preference is a cat. Cats are a hybrid pet, as they can do respectable damage as well as take it. Cats are easy to find as they are available at most level ranges. I still use a cat at level 80 on my hunter, and use it as my general purpose pet, typically switching to a scorpid only for PvP.

As important as your choice of pet, is your choice of weapon. As a hunter, you are as good as your bow or gun, so always keep it upgraded. The most important quality for a Beast Mastery hunter is weapon speed. Beast Mastery is not about the big numbers, it is about consistently nailing the low numbers. The consistent damage is more friendly to your pet, who is taking the mob. In many cases you can simply auto attack and kill very quickly (something you will do when you need to regain mana, but want to keep up the killing.) Avoid doing this all the time, as using your mana for your shots will greatly increase your experience gain.

Leveling a Hunter is the easiest thing to do in the game. No other class can compare to the kill speed and survivability of a well played hunter.

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The perfect pet is a great tank. It must be able to gain the attention of the mob, and keep it. Any time you cross the threat line, you need your pet to be able to snap it back on him quickly.

The perfect pet also does great damage. It must be able to kill quickly without any help from you. The perfect pet will easily do as much damage as you while leveling.

Finding a pet that covers both of these bases is not as difficult as it may seem. The perfect pet is a cat. Cats are all over the place in WoW, and finding one should not be a difficult process at any point during leveling.

Cats cover all the bases that you need in a pet. They do great damage, and are easily ranked one of the top pets in the endgame. Cats also hold aggro rather well. They are not perfect, you will find that you need to watch yourself at the beginning of fights, but otherwise you should be able to still kill really quickly.

The other big benefit to a cat is that they can learn the ability Prowl. This skill is similar to a rogue’s Stealth, and allows your pet to sneak through some areas. Prowl is definitely helpful when you are doing instances, and a total blessing in PvP.

The best cat that I have found to use, is one you can get in your early 40s. In Stranglethorn Vale you will be able to tame King Bangladesh, who is easily the best cat for his level. I still use him today at level 80.

Leveling a hunter is really painless with a cat. They do everything you need your pet to do, from grinding to PvP.

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