19 jul, 2008
World of Warcraft Gold Grinding Guide (35-60)
Intro
Preparing
If you’re a melee class, I cannot stress the fact wow gold that first aid and food are godsends, and will reduce your downtime greatly. Love them. They are VERY useful.
You might also want to spend some money on +stat fuzhou potions that last for an hour, as well as +hp regen. You’re going to mostly be grinding on mobs that have good drops, so you’ll have more to spend.
Now, I’d say the best time to wow gold start grinding wouldn’t be right off - You can get to 35 very easily questing, but after that, it’s more of a pain in the as.
There are various good places to grind, so there is some overlapping.
Unfortunately, this applies mostly to wow gold damage dealers of the melee variety. Mages and Warlocks may be able to use them, but I don’t have as much experience with them.
Warning: Alot of these areas are densely packed with mobs, so you are likely to get adds when you first begin clearing. However, the denser they are, that means the more spawns in the shortest distance - Exactly what you want when grinding.
Levels might be off by the order of 1 or 2, as your website promote grinding ability might be different than that of the classes I have played. I apologize if they are, but I’m fairly sure these spots are mostly accurate.
Grinding areas will only support one person. Any more, and it will be alot slower for EXP. If someone is business at the spot you planned on using, try somewhere else. I’ve tried to provide a good spread of places to try at different levels, but if you can’t find one, you might just have to try later
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No matter how you slice it, grinding is the fastest way wow gold to level in WoW. Maybe not the most fun, but it is much faster than questing. Before I start, you need to realize this is not a complete 1-70 leveling guide, it’s just a guide that will help you find some quick grinding spots, if you need a complete leveling guide, the best ones are: Joana’s 1-70 Horde leveling Guide for horde, and Brian’s 1-70 Alliance leveling guide for alliance.
34-37
Venture Co. Meteorologists at Lake N. in Stranglethorn Vale
I love these guys. I mentioned them in the gold sport blog guide, and I really do love them. They have good drops, and they die fast. Hunters can sometimes even take two on at a time, as they like to stay at range and use their lightning bolt attack. Sic a pet on one, and take out the other yourself. They don’t always stay at range, however, so your milage may vary.
36-38
The Naga on the islands in Desolace have low armor, and there are casters in the mix. Be wary of the wandering sea giants, though. One will walk across the island every now and then, and they’ll kill you if they sees you.
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Grinding
49-52
Deadwood Village in Felwood is decent house blog grinding, and you can also use it to raise your Timbermaw faction. Not much I can say about it.
52-54
The Ogres in the Burning Steppes are pretty good. Same thing as with other ogres.
53-58
More ghosts! This time in pc blog Winterspring, on the frozen lake. I <3 these guys.
53-58
Running around in the Plaguelands killing undead. Raising Argent Dawn faction is a pain, so you might want to go ahead and do slightly slower grinding at the gain of being able to raise your faction at the same time. It’s also possible to go to 60 doing this, but it’s mind numbingly boring… But for some, the faction is worth it. You cannot gain faction from killing monsters when you are level 60, so if you plan on grinding them for the faction, you may really want to do this until 60
57-60
If you’re a rogue, Blackrock Stronghold is the place to be. You will die a few times getting down a beat, but once you have the timing going well, you’ll be dominating the area. Half the mobs there are casters, and the other half still have low armor compaired to most mobs of this level
37-39
The Murlocs by Grom’Gol in STV are excellent stock blog grinding. They have, as per usual, low defense, and take alot of damage. Some casters mixed in the fray as well.
36-46
In the Badlands, there are ALOT of rock elementals. They range from about 37 to 42 or so, if I remember correctly. They’re sort of close to the Horde base, so Alliance might be weary of the area. They die fast, and they have some pretty good vendor drops. Higher level ones spawn by the Ogres camp, and have a chance of spwaning Rumbler, a named rock elemental. There’s also a few quests right by the lower ones, so some extra EXP is fun.
40-43
The Scalding Whelps in the Badlands are fun to grind. They’re game blog basicly casters, low def and HP, high damage. They also have a chance of dropping a a Tiny Black Whelpling, which can go for 20-50 gold on some servers in the AH, and are pretty cool pets regardless.
40-46
The Wastewander humans in Tanaris are great grinding for a large level range. They start off at level 40 and 41, and ramp up to 44 or so, and then you can move to the pirates, which range from 44-45 (Or is it 46?). Chests spawns are all over the place too, so you can get some phat lewt. My gold guide has more in depth information on their location.
42-45
The Naga in Stranglethorn Vale are pretty easy to kill, though wow blog there aren’t any caster mobs mixed in. I personally don’t like this one, but it is viable.
44-46
There are some more Naga on an island in Feralas, south of Feathermoon Stronghold or whatever. I’ve never been there personally, but I’ve heard good things about it. A named naga spawns at the top of one of the caves, 24 hour spawn.
45-48
Also in Feralas, there are some Yeti in the Feral Scare Vale. The normal exam blog ones are about level 45, and they ramp up to level 48 or so. Pretty good grinding, but the range of movement is sorta large.
46-48
The ghosts in Azshara are great. I love them. I can’t stress how awesome they are. They drop insane mageweave and silver, and are absolutely excellent to kill. The Litchlings are casters, and die even faster than the Apprentices, which go down FAST. I absolutely love these. However, on my server, several 57+ gold farmers also camp them fairly actively 
47-49
I’ve heard good things about the Dunemaul ogres car blog in Tanaris, though I don’t have much experience with the area.
47-49
I like elementals, and here are some more :). In the Searing Gorge Cauldron, and a wow gold little bit North of it, there are plenty to grind.
4 jul, 2008
d1x WoW Gold and PVPing With Your Priest
Taking your Priest into PvP: Quite a few players will spec Shadow for the DPS/kills, however wow gold I have found it a lot more enjoyable to go Holy, not to mention that a Holy specced Priest is a far more valuable asset to a party then a Shadow Priest. If you want to power level a priest through the PvP ranks, then you will be forced to go Shadow. However this guide is for a Holy/Disc Priest, the more difficult, but more rewarding PvP path. When you are not healing andwow gold have Mana to play with always cast a Mind Blast or SWP when you can afford it. Never sit in a battle with full mana waiting to heal. Overhealing, this is a common mistake of pure healers, to actually throw more healing at a player then what he/she really needs. A general rule of thumb that I use (As a heal spec Priest) is a simple 2 button combo and evaluate if wow gold further healing is needed, and that is: an instant cast Renew, and a cast of Flash Heal. This 2 button combo will work on every class but a Warrior. (Give a warrior an extra Flash Heal, and spam it if necessary) As a Holy Priest you have better heals and a better chance to crit on a heal, this is normally why Priests “over-heal”. Don’t worry, in time you will know exactly how much you need and when. Who to heal? Who do I heal first, how do I prioritize? Another Noob mistake is for a healer to heal a caster with no mana, wtf? (Ohhh wand use FTW? I don’t think so) Think of it this way, which will do the most DPS? Is there another healer wow gold getting waxed? Here is a general priority list: 1. Healer with Mana/Priest. A Druid should bear morph if he/she gets a ton of agro, and a Pally should bubble, so kind of watch out for other Priests. 2. Mage with Mana 3. Warrior with less then 25% HP left. 4. Shaman with Mana in melee. If the Shaman is not near melee peeps, he should be healing himself. 5. Rogue 6. Hunter 7. Warrior with 50% of HP left. 8. Warlock - Warlocks have a wide array of survivability wow gold tools from healing to Demon spec, so here healing will not be needed in the majority of cases. 9. Druid – A druid with little mana can morph, so give them the heal, hoping they know how to play their class. 10. Warrior with 75% of HP left. 11. Pally – Pally is last because they are always the last to die, (Even without a healer) they can bubble and heal themselves, so your services are really not needed, unless they are out of mana. Keep in mind this is just a general list, of course there will always be other things to consider. How a class is spec’d makes a huge difference. Heal a Rest specced Druid and you will probably embarrass yourself, however healing a Druid that is specced wow gold heavy in Balance(and in Moonkin form) and you will be worshipped. Unless there are no other targets, NEVER heal a caster that is OOM, it would be much better for them to die and come back with full Mana/HP in 30 to 60 secs. Another thing to keep in mind is Dispel Magic, if you are healing someone always take half a second and look at the Debuffs, if there is any, cast DM after your Renew and Flash Heal.
