WoW Leveling Guide

Adam last updated this WoW Leveling Guide on: Tuesday, Mar 9th 2010

Hi, good .  Nobody likes being picked on. No one enjoys being called a newbie. Unfortunately, that is exactly what will happen when you begin life as a character in World of Warcraft. Using the information and tips in this WoW Leveling Guide will help learn how to level up and end your existence as a 98 lb. weakling.

You need experience points to level up. If you haven’t noticed, "war" is part of the title of the game, so it makes perfect sense that much of your experience is gained from fighting. You even earn experience while logged out in a manner called Rested Experience.

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The experience you receive upon defeat of an enemy increases based on rested experience. Rested Experience is earned no matter where you are logged out, but more is gained when logged out at an Inn.

Questing is another method by which to gain experience. Not only do you receive reward items upon completion of a quest, you will have obtained valuable experience.

As you increase levels, your skill levels also increase. You will gain a talent point as you level up, starting at Level 10 and usually on even-numbered levels thereafter. As this level increases, it enables your character to seek out and learn advanced skills from a trainer.

Some players look forward to the thrill of taking on monsters of higher levels than themselves for the big experience point payout. Others prefer to grind it out by killing those of lower levels. You will probably come across WoW Leveling Guides that promote both schools of thought. It is many players’ opinion that these methods even out.

You may receive more points from higher level monsters, but you will probably die more often. Lower level monsters yield fewer points, requiring more to be killed and more time consumed.

As exhilarating as it is to show off your increasing level to other players and take on bigger and badder foes, there is a level cap. Initially, it was 60 and then increased to 70 with the release of Burning Crusade. Some were still frustrated, so Blizzard Entertainment releases Wrath of the Lich King, allowing players to reach the lofty heights of 80. There are rumors that Blizzard would like to reach a cap of 100 eventually.

Following are some things to bear in mind when leveling up. Try to complete more than one portion of a quest chain before heading back to a town. You should also attempt as many quests as possible simultaneously.

When you confront something close to you in level, kill it. Do not continuously kill enemies lower than you, because you will suffer diminishing rewards on your points until the yield is zero. 1 level above or 3 below is usually safe.

Take the basic methods discussed in this WoW Leveling Guide and venture into the lands of Azeroth. You will be the envy of everyone everywhere before you know it. Good luck and happy leveling.

I hope you found this WoW Leveling Guide helpful.

 All the best
Adam

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