World Of Warcraft

It's about time isn't it? This guide was made because there were so many World of Warcraft guides out there today that it was hard to pick a good one, let alone a good leveling guide that is legal. Many of them are far from worth even considering. Any of these guides range from being found on ebay to personal websites, and from gold to leveling guides to pvp and more.

If you're like me then you're sick of seeing the same old thing that people post on the forums or try to sell on ebay for a quick dollar. What they're actually doing is giving you an ineffective grinding guide. It was thought that grinding was the fastest way to hit 70 in the past because that is what all the bots and leveling services do. Grinding has been since proven to be not only slow but bad overall. Not only do you get bored very fast from grinding, but it takes the fun out of the game.

Would you rather kill things endlessly in the middle of nowhere for 15 days to hit 70?

or .....
B. Would you rather have to do less work and have more fun as you level by questing, gaining faction, and making friends along the way?

If you chose B then keep reading because you're going to discover the best kept secrets

If you chose A then keep reading as well because you will be shocked when you see the amazing difference
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... and they will never let you know this. Why you ask? Well it's all about the big money. The less you know about leveling, the more you play, and the more money Blizzard gets. Every month they're making roughly $120 Million in monthly subscriber fees alone. If you've seen any of their official guide books then you know that they don't reveal anything you couldn't find out in a week of playing around. They might list all the items in the game but it is obsolete in a month because they add patches with new content and items, as well as change stats and character builds.

Blizzard's official World of Warcraft Strategy Guide doesn't show you how to do anything really. This guide helps you achieve getting from 1-70 faster.

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The user base for World Of Warcraft (WOW) has now reached 8.5 million!!!!!
Blizzard has recently announced this amazing statistic, as of January, 2007, there are more than 2 million players in North America, 1.5 million players in Europe, and 3.5 million players in China.

Deadly plague hits Warcraft world By Mark Ward
Technology Correspondent, BBC News website

Although limited to only a few of the game's servers the numbers of characters that have fallen victim is thought to be in the thousands.

Originally it was thought that the deadly digital disease was the result of a programming bug in a location only recently added to the Warcraft game.

However, it now appears that players kicked off the plague and then kept it spreading after the first outbreak.

Since its launch in November 2004, World of Warcraft (Wow) has become the most widely played massively multiplayer online (MMO) game in the world.

Its creator, Blizzard, claims that now more than four million people are regular players.

Last rites

Wow is an online game that gives players the chance to adventure in the fantasy world of Azeroth that is populated by the usual mixture of humans, elves, orcs and other fantastic beasts.

As players explore the world, the characters they control become more powerful as they complete quests, kill monsters and find magical items and artefacts that boost abilities.

Artwork for World of Warcraft, Blizzard
The Warcraft world is a familiar fantasy setting
To give these powerful characters more of a challenge, Blizzard regularly introduces new places to explore in the online world.

In the last week, it added the Zul'Gurub dungeon which gave players a chance to confront and kill the fearsome Hakkar - the god of Blood.

In his death throes Hakkar hits foes with a "corrupted blood" infection that can instantly kill weaker characters.

The infection was only supposed to affect those in the immediate vicinity of Hakkar's corpse but some players found a way to transfer it to other areas of the game by infecting an in-game virtual pet with it.

This pet was then unleashed in the orc capital city of Ogrimmar and proved hugely effective as the Corrupted Blood plague spread from player to player.

Although computer controlled characters did not contract the plague, they are said to have acted as "carriers" and infected player-controlled characters they encountered.

Body count

The first server, or "realm" as Blizzard calls them, affected by the plague was Archimonde; but it is known to have spread to at least two others.

The spread of the disease could have been limited by the fact that Hakkar is difficult to kill, so some realms may not yet have got round to killing him and unleashing his parting shot.
Artwork for World of Warcraft, Blizzard
In World of Warcraft players can be orcs, humans or other fantastic creatures

The digital disease instantly killed lower level characters and did not take much longer to kill even powerful characters.

Many online discussion sites were buzzing with reports from the disaster zones with some describing seeing "hundreds" of bodies lying in the virtual streets of the online towns and cities.

"The debate amongst players now is if it really was intentional although due to the effects of the problem it seems unlikely," Paul Younger, an editor on the unofficial worldofwar.net site, told the BBC News website.

"It's giving players something to talk about and could possibly be considered the first proper 'world event'", he said.

Luckily the death of a character in World of Warcraft is not final so all those killed were soon resurrected.

Blizzard tried to control the plague by staging rolling re-starts of all the servers supporting the Warcraft realms and applying quick fixes.

However, there are reports that this has not solved all the problems and that isolated pockets of plague are breaking out again.

The "Corrupted Blood" plague is not the first virtual disease to break out in game worlds. In May 2000 many players of The Sims were outraged when their game characters died because of an infection contracted from a dirty virtual guinea pig.