Thursday 22 November 2007

World of Warcraft Leveling Tip

I will not recommend power leveling for newcomers. Beginners on your first character should play the game and take it all in to get as much experience in the game as you can; of course the more you play the better at this you will get.

Many of the folks out there will advise you to grind and grind, and they will give you lists that they have of excellent areas to go grinding. This though, is not the greatest way leveling you up. Questing will be more efficient and it is a lot better than grinding. As already mentioned a lot of people will tell you that this is not true and that grinding is the way to go and in theory this is true but only when you don’t know what quests you should go on and which ones to forget about as they will just waste your time. The first thing you should start doing do is kill everything that is on your journey to get your experience level up.

When you have made it up to 50 - 60 with your character, you should know where to find most of the quests. Whenever you get to an area you have not been to before, find the quests that are grouped close enough together and all the easier ones and get them done first off. You can also do a few quests at the same time. Some quests are quite some distance away and if it’s not a class specific quest then don’t bother with it, sometimes it will be worth the travelling back and forth as you will get more experience then grinding but most of the time it’s not. This is something you will have to decide for yourself.

This is just some of the methods I use and although I am not the quickest at leveling in the world I have been able to get up to level 60 in roughly 4-5 days of play time using these tactics. I hope that these world of warcraft leveling tips will be of some help to you in your game play but most of all HAVE FUN PLAYING.

Tuesday 20 November 2007

World of Warcraft Jewelcrafting Guide

With the release of the Burning Crusade expansion pack,World of Warcraft players can now learn a new profession :Jewelcrafting. Jewelcrafting will give you the ability to create necklaces with high attack power, crowns, rings with armor and defense, and other items which were before hand only available as loot drops or rewards for quests. As a Master Jewelcrafter you will have the ability to enhance attributes in certain areas of your armor by cutting gems to socket into slots in your armour the better the jewel used the better the enhancement.

Any socketed item can have a gem installed in it by anyone, but cannot be changed apart from placing the gem into them. Sockets cannot be removed, added to or changed from any piece of gear. Once you have got a jewel from a Jewelcrafter, all you have to do to socket it is shift and right click the item you want and drop the jewel into the socket. After putting in the jewel, simply click the Socket Gems button to make the new item. You can swap an old jewel with a new one but in doing so you will destroy the old jewel. Like most other skills, you will need to pair up your profession with a second skill. In the case of Jewelcrafting you will need your second skill to be Mining as this will enable you as a Jewelcrafter to get hold of the raw materials you need more easily. With the materials, like metal ore, a Jewelcrafter can make jewelry to sell. At low levels, they are simple things like Copper Rings, but other things will become quickly available. To start off with you will have to get hold of a Jeweler’s Kit, you can get this for 8s at a Jewelcrafting vendor. Making things available to your Jewelcrafting character will enhance their skills. Making the items that are in your catalogue in green text yield experience at a low rate so it might take more than two items to get a skill point whereas making items that are in yellow or orange will credit you with a point per item as well as earning more experience.The most common strategy is to find an item which uses a small amount of easily available materials and grind up skills by making lots of it. In this way, you will be able to hoard component items such as Delicate Bronze Settings and Copper Wire for later while increasing your skill.Until the higher levels, Jewelcrafting is mainly about making small trinkets and jewelry.
When you reach skill level 20, you will be able to learn Prospecting from your trainer. When you have learnt this skill you will be able to extract gems from the ore you mine. This is a great bonus over other Miners who don’t have this skill and will increase the chance of getting gems for your own jewelry. If you don’t decide on mining as your second profession you can still prospect ore, although you must have a Jewelcrafting skill at least the same as the minimum skill level for mining the ore you are after to prospect it.

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