Check out Sholazar Basin, Grizzly Hills, and Storm Peaks. Skip Outland, which looks and feels its age, and opt for the slightly newer zones in Northrend. You must spend these levels navigating the game’s oldest content. You can then head to Tanaris and Un’Goro Crater, two simple, flat zones that have some back-and-forth but are easy to traverse on a mount.īuckle up this is the tough part. Both have a decent quest flow and fun quests. From then you can visit The Barrens zones and Azshara. Horde players, meanwhile, should start their journey in Orgrimmar. These areas are adjacent to each other, relatively compact, and have good quest flow. We can’t give you a comprehensive review of every zone, but we do have recommendations.Īlliance players are best served by starting in Stormwind and proceeding through Westfall, Redridge Mountains, Duskwood, and the pair of Stranglethorn zones. That means you should focus on zones that don’t require a lot of legwork. You can choose what zones you want to experience and stick with them until you finish their quests. The new level scaling system, which scales zones to your level within a preset range, helps with that. Travel earns you little experience (you do gain a bit for discovering new areas), so it’s wise to keep travel to a minimum. Most of the time you spend leveling will involve questing and slaying monsters, but there’s also a lot of travel. It’s made by jewelcrafting, so you’ll have to buy it on the auction house or have a friend make it unless you already have that profession leveled (which, if you’re new, isn’t likely!) Pick zones with less legwork This gem adds a 5 percent bonus to experience. Pick up Insightful RubelliteĪnother item that helps with leveling is a gem called Insightful Rubellite. With a few exceptions, you can use them even if your alternate character is on a different server, the opposite faction, or both. Note these items are “bind on account,” which means all your characters have access to them once you buy them. You may need to spend some time on a boosted character to acquire the gold you need to outfit another character with heirlooms, but it’s well worth the effort. That costs gold, and you’ll need around 30,000 gold to outfit yourself with a fully upgraded set (counting only those that give you bonus experience). Most heirlooms only work in a limited level range in their default form and must be upgraded to work at higher levels. Check out this heirloom list to find all the items and vendors. However, some can only be purchased from guild vendors, which means you’ll have to join a guild before you can access them. You can buy most heirlooms from Krom Stoutarm in Ironforge (if you’re alliance) or Estelle Gendry in the Undercity (if you’re Horde). It’s also possible to acquire a ring that adds another 5 percent, but you must win a fishing contest acquire it, and that can take some time. The total bonus is 45 percent if you have them all. Heirlooms that fit the head, shoulder, chest, legs, and back armor slot offer an experience bonus. Heirlooms are special pieces of armor that level up with your character, so they have stats that are always respectable for your character’s level (up to level 110). Of course, it only works if you want to play a Death Knight or Demon Hunter, but they’re both solid classics that can dish out damage or tank in a group.Īllied races also shave a bit of time from leveling because they start at level 20, so it’s wise to pick an allied race if you have one unlocked. This alone can shave a huge chunk of time from your leveling experience. They start at level 55 and 98, respectively. Most classes in World of Warcraft start at first level, but Death Knights and Demon Hunters are exceptions. The recruiter can even earn epic mounts and battle pets if you stick with the game for a couple months. It all basically boils down to leveling alternate characters together. There are a lot of rules and restrictions to that, however. The recruit also grants the recruiter levels, with the latter gaining one level for every two levels the recruit gains. Your characters must also be within four levels of each other and below level 90, so your friend needs to want to level up a character, too. When enrolled, you and the player who recruited you gain a 50-percent bonus to experience from kills and quests if you’re in the same party and within 100 yards of each other.
If you’re entirely new but have a friend who plays, you can earn a big boost through the recruit-a-friend program.
Knowing the right tricks is important, and our World of Warcraft leveling guide can shave tens of hours off the time you spend leveling a character up to 110 and begin enjoying the new expansion.
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