Free Tips from Brian Kopp on Alliance Powerleveling Strategies
** Grinding vs. Questing - Many people will argue that grinding is the fastest and many will argue questing is. I'm telling you that questing is. In rare cases grinding is helpful though. WoW is designed with so many quests throughout it. This was done so you were not bored grinding a whole lot like a lot of other MMO's. Questing by far blows grinding away in speed and boredom because you can grind stuff for quests while you're doing 2-3 quests at once. The times I was talking about grinding being faster are at the end of 39-40 in STV where it's more efficient to grind than to do quests. You wont be able to get to the desired level without some grinding.
Also 59-60 we run out of quests. Sure you could do some outlands things but I still suggest not doing those until 60. This is Alliance Powerleveling Strategies Number 1.
** Instances - Instancing is generally a bad idea if you're trying to speed level. If you can get a group you know is good and won't wipe, it can be highly effective and fun. It's not worth doing every instance besides the thrill of seeing them at least once. I've done 2 instances in outlands so far because I get so into the questing in outlands. Other than "Knowing" your group will not have a problem, you should stay away from instances unless you don't feel like doing some grinds. So how do you find the Allinace Powerleveling Strategies Number 2?
**Grinding - Alliance Powerleveling Strategies Number 3. The best things to grind are squishy mobs. These are ones with low hp and armor like mages. For example in outlands, near the teleporters on the east of the zone, are wraithbringers and such. These guys drop so fast and give normal loot and xp. The squishier they are, the faster they drop meaning more xp and money in less time.
** Soloing - Alliance Powerleveling Strategies Number 4. I've made my guide to be pretty much solo besides the exception of Uldaman and 2 instances in outland that I say to do because there is a lack of quests in those spots that it's either do them or grind. Solo leveling is faster xp wise than group leveling because you have to split the mob xp. I am in the process of teaching my wife to play WoW and we're actually doing good on the xp according to how I wrote my guide. In spots we fall behind due to it but the mark is pretty close even with the half mob xp.
** AoE Grinding - I tried to do aoe grinding before but I just can't get it with my mage. I can't keep stuff away from me and I just get owned. I've seen people do it a lot and it works great. Nothing like emptying your mana fully into 20 mobs at once and then just resting and doing it again.
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