Article by Kevin Sanker
Here is really a short alliance leveling guide that will help you gain levels with your character faster. I am going to tell you what areas are good to play for certain levels.
In the beginning just play inside your starting zone. When you get to about level 11 or 12 you can leave. There are 3 zones ideal for 11-20 level; Westfall, Darkshore and Loch Modan. In case you are human do the Westfall first since it is the closest one. In case you are night elf finish all quests in Darkshore, but if you happen to be dwarf go to Loch Modan. For other races I always prefer going to Westfall. Don’t work with hard quests and just skip them. Keep in mind to do the Deadmines instance when you get a high enough level.
Zones to level from 20-30 are Redridge Mountains, Duskwood, Wetlands, Ashenvale, Stonetalon Mountains. When you get to your higher level check what instances are available. When you get into a good group doing instances can be very rewarding. Again, don’t do hard quests, just easy ones.
Some people also love to perform grinding, but as I don’t have any knowledge about it because it is boring I don’t know about any good areas to grind. Grinding is basically just killing all the mobs in certain area for experience and loot. It is not suitable for all classes and it’s also much less fun as questing.
To level from 30-40 I prefer visiting Stranglethorn Vale, Hillsbrad Foothills, Arathi Highlands, Arathi Mountains and Badlands. Do the quests that are easy or medium difficulty only, don’t bother with the red, difficult ones.
To get from level 40-50 go to Feralas, Tanaris, Hinterlands. Do the instances to obtain some nice new items but basically this really is self explanatory. Don’t spend your time with hard quests.
Leveling from 50 to 60 is pretty easy. I like visiting Searing Gorge, Blasted Lands, Un’Goro Crater where there’s a lot of mithril to mine, Felwood, Burning Steps, Winterspring, and both western and eastern Plaguelands.
Getting from 50 to 60 is more fun when you begin in Hellfire Peninsula. The information from Burning Crusade expansion is pretty self explanatory. You simply stick to the areas from Hellfire to Zangarmash, Terokkar Forest, Nagrand and in the end Blade’s Edge. Today there are less people here as the old areas after Cataclysm tend to be more interesting.
In northend you are not far from getting the maximum level so it’s somewhat exciting. You begin in Howling Fjord then head to Borean Tundra, Dragonblight, Grizzly Hills, Zul’Drak, Sholazar Basin and result in Storm Peaks.
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This is a video of me (UD) vs my friend (NE). I was asked to do a basic buildorder video for night elf, so I will focus on the night elf perspective with annotations to explain what is going on. The main focus of the video will be night elf strategies rather than concentrating on the fights. Quite a popular build these days for night elf players is to get bears as soon as possible, along with a few dryads and balancing the unit ratio out by countering what your opponet gets. Bears are great against medium armor units like fiends, while dryads counter casters and air units.
Video Rating: 4 / 5