New around here? WoW Rookie has your back! Get all Wow Gold our collected tips, tricks and tactics for new players in the WoW Rookie Guide. If you're not a leveling player -- and sorry, but that does not include you wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am types
zipping up your latest alts -- then as I tell my family when they're hovering around me when I'm trying to write, "I love you; now go away." Today's WoW Rookie is all about stuff that matters to players who focus on WoW's leveling game. If
you've got the whole leveling thing down pat ... if leveling wow gold is just a chore to get to the end game, where "the game begins at 80" ... if your pre-80 character is just one Wiaksjfl among
your entire stable of toons ... then move along, big guy. Your secret handshake didn't pass muster at this clubhouse. For those of us gleefully picking our way through the levels, we're going to take another look this week at what's ahead for us in
the expansion. First, I've got a lead to share on a friendly place to tuck into for companionable leveling. Then we'll round up a whole collection of facts and developments on how Cataclysm will change the game for players in the 1-60ish range. If
you're an assiduous reader of The Wow Gold Queue, none of this will be new news; we've cherry-picked some recent goodies that apply to players in the early to middle levels. A place to call home As the latest WoW.com staff member to join the Choose
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created by WoW.com staffers as a way to get together with readers for meet-and-greets and in-game events for players of all levels. Despite its gargantuan size (hey, we're WoW.com – there are a lot of readers out there!) and a lack of forums or
any formal organization, the guild has become a friendly, supportive home for growing a casual WoW character. Day or night, there's someone playing in . The activity and chatter sprawls across all level ranges; when I was on late one
afternoon to get my Choose My Adventure druid started, there were a handful of 80s puttering about, a group aion gold chuckling its way through BRD achievements, a whole handful of 30s and 40s dinging and
achieving and chatting with the rest of the gang, and even a small handful of new players joining the guild. There literally is something for everybody. End-game raiding is a budding effort, but there's a small knot Wow Gold of puggers-to-be who
would welcome more casual raiders with open arms. Interest is high in building up enough steam to attack the level 60 4-man raids before Cataclysm arrives; who knows if the movement will reach critical mass in time, but the potential for fun is hot,
hot, hot. Intrigued? Check out the FAQ, and see how aion gold the WoW.com crew is coming along on Choose My Adventure. Construction ahead And now, the meat of this
week's post: a roundup of snippets Replica rolex specific to pre-80s content that we've pulled from our Q&A slush pot, The Queue. Spoiler alert: If you don't want to hear about Cataclysm content yet,
we'll see you next week! dawn asked: What's going on with the Argent Crusade in Cataclysm? They're taking names and kicking ass in the Plaguelands. They've Wow Gold taken over most of the Scarlet Crusade's territory and made it their own. They've
also taken over those silly PvP towers that the Alliance and the Horde have been bickering over Replica rolex for years now. Tirion Fordring is still kicking around and calls Hearthglen home,
which is the place where you used to be able to find his son Taelen. He has also constructed another statue of himself. Stupid Tirion.
Sharvis asked: Are the towns in the Wow Power Leveling revamped vanilla zones more lively and believable? I recently trekked an alt from dear old Azeroth to Outland and noticed how there are guards walking around Thrallmar and just wow power leveling NPC's doing stuff in general. It reminded me of how boring most of the towns Wiaksjfl are before then where nothing interesting is going on. I've noticed a lot more
random NPCs doing things about the cities in Cataclysm. Most of it is just jumping out at me because things are so different, but there is overall a lot more interaction and "busyness" to the world. This isn't a dig on Blizzard's previous
design as much as it is just an observation about how MMOs have changed in the near six years WoW has been released. Back in 2005, it was wow power leveling quite normal to see mainly static towns
with only a few dynamic elements. Today? Take a look at Dalaran; there's always something going on. Blizzard has grown along with the rest of the industry. Thatacus asked: Since in Cataclysm we will have a lot more underwater fighting and stuff, will
we be able to eat while in the water or anything? It would be kind of lame to surface and have to swim to land just to eat every time. Maybe they could have it where you can eat when you surface or something. Yes, there's special underwater food
available for Vashj'ir. Chillypally asked: Is there any point farming for Wedding Dresses Frost badges anymore? Tier 10 is iLevel 251 and the first quests rewards are iLevel 272. Looks like we're in for Wow
Power Leveling a vanilla to BC transition and not a BC to WotLK one. Most, if not all, of your 251 gear (which is epic) will not be replaced by Cataclysm's 272 gear (which is green). You will likely replace some of it with dungeon blues, but that's
to be expected. Then there are things like trinkets, which are going to last you quite a while. So is there a point? It's going to make leveling a Wedding Dresses lot easier. Think if you
can kill a mob 10% faster, which might mean (overall) completing quests 5% faster ... That starts to add up. You'll kill stuff faster, die a lot less and generally have a better time. My personal goal is to get my healer alt geared in 251 gear by the
time Cataclysm comes out, at which point I'll be able to quickly chain dungeons to level her. I can't say what's up with the ZG, Wintersaber or Argent Tournament mounts just yet, but I know for a fact that Baron Rivendare is gone from Stratholme as
of this latest beta build. Whether this means his deathcharger is gone forever still remains to be seen. He does have a replacement ... Mixer asks: Have they made any mention of how they will wow gold handle
people that do not purchase Cata interacting with people that own Cata in the old world? Yes. Repeatedly. If you do not purchase the Cataclysm Wow Power Leveling expansion, you will still see all of the old world changes. You simply won't be able to
play goblins or worgen, or access any areas that are higher than the expansion you have purchased. So if you're still playing vanilla, you're going to be restricted to level 60 content. The Burning Crusade, level 70. Wrath, level 80. You'll see the
world change around you, the leveling quests will change for you, but you won't be able to go any higher than whatever expansion you're currently playing. Boom asked: So, if Death Knights start at 55 still - are worgen and goblins going to be
available immediately as a death knight? Wouldn't that unbalance world and realm firsts for these two races? If not, I predict a large wow gold number of death knights in our future in a race for
the 'first' achievements on those two races. I would be very surprised if worgen and goblin death knights were allowed to get the realm first achievements or if they were allowed to be created on the first day. I'm sure Blizzard has a plan for this.
It's a pretty glaring issue. Shizzle asked: Has there been a definitive list compiled Wow Power Leveling detailing which pre-Cataclysm achievements will be achieveable once the expansion hits and which ones will move into the realm of Feats of
Strength?
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