A shaman can be a very fun class to play. Shamans are not as good as rogues when It comes to PvP, but they can be strengthened as well. When you start a new shaman, you should ask yourself: ‘What talent build do I want? ‘There are several build available for shamans. I highly recommend the ‘Enhancement Build‘. This build is the easiest way to level.

What is the enhancement build?

The enhancement build is the talent tree that focuses primarily on increase the enhancement skills. This will increase your overall attack. The main advantage of this is that you will use less mana. With the amount of money you save, you can buy gear that is way better.

I already chose this talent build, what more can I do to level faster?

Well, leveling all depends on which area’s you grind and how efficient you do your quests.  It is all about getting as much experience as you can as fast as possible. One way that helps is increasing your bag size. You are an ‘Enhancement shaman’, so you will melee often. Melee classes often need to refill more often than other classes. The best way to counter this is to get a very large bag. This should be fairly easy, since you save a lot of money on mana.

If you are above level 40, you can take on some mobs easily. However, this all depends on your gear and stats. It is very difficult to select a good location to train, even for professionals. This is because some locations don’t give enough experience, some area’s are too tough or overcrowded.

In this article you’ll find what made me go and try Zygor Guides as well as a short review of Zygor Guides, an Alliance & Horde leveling guide that has many unique features that would probably make a huge difference for anyone struggling at leveling their characters.

I used to be someone who always found it incredibly difficult to level my characters. Once I finally managed to get my first character to 60 I never wanted to level anything again. After a while The Burning Crusade came with a new level cap of 70 but it wasn’t that bad, just 10 more levels. However, by the time Wrath was to be released I had gotten completely bored with my rogue and I wanted to try something new. A friend of mine convinced me to check out something called Zygor Guides. I was skeptical at first since I had tried a few leveling guides in the past without much success, but I’m so happy I gave Zygor a chance. Thanks to Zygor I now have both a mage and a shaman at 80.

Ok, so what is it in Zygor that I like so much compared to other guides? First of all it’s really easy to use and it gives you instructions that are really easily understandable. It makes leveling a step-by-step process where all you need to is follow instructions and Zygor takes care of the rest. Zygor does this by a few cool add-ons, but I won’t get into detail about them here though.