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Levels 1-6 -> Durotar
Levels 6-13 -> Durotar )
Levels 13-15 -> Barrens
Level 15 -> Stonetalon Mountains
Levels 15-20 -> Barrens
Levels 20-21 -> Stonetalon Mountains
Levels 21-22 -> Ashenvale
Levels 22-23 -> Southern Barrens
Levels 23-25 -> Stonetalon Mountains
Levels 25-26 -> Thousand Needles
Levels 26-27 -> Ashenvale
Levels 27-29 -> Thousand Needles
Level 30 -> Alterac Mountains
Level 30 -> Arathi Highlands
Levels 31 -> Stranglethorn Vale
Levels 32-34 -> Desolace
Levels 34-35 -> Stranglethorn Vale
Levels 36-37 -> Arathi Highlands
Level 37 -> Shimmering Flats
Levels 37-38 -> Dustwallow Mrash
Levels 38-40 -> Stranglethorn Vale
Levels 40-41 -> Badlands
Levels 41-42 -> Swamp of Sorrows
Levels 42-43 -> Stranglethorn Vale
Level 43 -> Desolace
Level 43 -> Dustwallow Mrash
Levels 43-44 -> Tanaris
Levels 44-46 -> Feralas
Level 46 -> Azshara
Levels 46-47 -> Hinterlands
Level 47 -> Stranglethorn Vale
Levels 47-48 -> Searing Gorge
Level 48 -> Swamp of Sorrows
Levels 48-49 -> Feralas
Levels 49-50 -> Tanaris
Level 50 -> Azshara
Level 50 -> Hinterlands
Levels 50-51 -> Blasted Lands
Levels 51-52 -> Un' Goro Crater
Levels 52-53 -> Burning Steppes
Levels 53-54 -> Azshara
Level 54 -> Felwood
Level 54 -> Winterspring
Level 54-55 -> Felwood
Level 55 -> Silithus
Levels 55-56 -> Western Plaguelands
Levels 56-57 -> Eastern Plaguelands
Levels 57-58 -> Western Plaguelands
Levels 58-59 -> Winterspring
Levels 59-60 -> DING!
Friday, July 13, 2007
Re-useable enchanted items for powerlevelling
I checked the guides up to page 5 and searched for 'white item'; nothing came up so hopefully this isn't a re:
Anyways I make alot of lowbie chars. Now Lowbie chars are exceptionally simple to powerlevel, obviously. However time is time and being the efficiency freak that I am I find it exceedingly useful to cut that time down as much as possible. Particularly since I love getting to 19 for bg pwnage.
That aside, I found that you can make a set of enchanted 'twink' powerlevelling items for your ultra-lowbie chars to ensure maximum efficiency when grinding/powerlevelling. Since I mostly stick with melee chars (pally/warrior) I only did mail but it does apply to all classes in the same respect.
The basic theory is that white items are comparable to greens of the same level in terms of raw armor/dps/etc without the bonuses to stamina or what not. At ultra low levels (generally below level ten) you find most of the greens are .. marginal .. at best. Enchanting them simply makes no sense since you will ultimately destroy/sell/de them later.
However if you take a white (not a grey, that's substandard) item you will say it is NOT soulbound. This means you can take an item with basically the same base stats (again, ac/dps/etc) and enchant it with a mid-high level enchant. Then at that point you can take said item and use it to speed up your levelling.
There are several attractive benefits to this:
A) Speedwalk shoes. I always build a set of cloth shoes (wearable by any class) with the 'minor speed' enchant for +8% move speed. That's 8% less time you spend running around the world, so 8% more time which can be spent to levelling. I also use it in bg for swapping between this and my 'battle set' of stamina enchanted gear for more versatility.
When you finally get a char either a mount or a speed increase through skills (ghostwolf/cheetah/etc) then you can mail this to your next lowbie. Saves you about 7 gold per char.
B) At low levels stamina is ridiculously important. I found that simply enchanting a pair of boots with +5 stam and bracers with +5 stam nearly DOUBLED my hp until about level 8 or 9. This made it considerably easier to powerlevel that char on a near non-stop basis. And that wasn't even when I had my REALLY good set of stam gear!
C) Reduced trips to the auction house. Now you can just slap on a set of gear from 1-15 and gun through the levels. You can do it on higher level whites too but realistically it's less beneficial since the greens/blues are of better value.
D) Savings in money. Obviously it makes little sense to enchant every pair of items you get, but having one set you can use for every character you make on a server's faction is extremely beneficial.
This is pretty much it. It's especially useful for cloaks (+70 armor makes it have extremely good longevity) and bracers/gloves/feet.
Happy hunting!
Anyways I make alot of lowbie chars. Now Lowbie chars are exceptionally simple to powerlevel, obviously. However time is time and being the efficiency freak that I am I find it exceedingly useful to cut that time down as much as possible. Particularly since I love getting to 19 for bg pwnage.
That aside, I found that you can make a set of enchanted 'twink' powerlevelling items for your ultra-lowbie chars to ensure maximum efficiency when grinding/powerlevelling. Since I mostly stick with melee chars (pally/warrior) I only did mail but it does apply to all classes in the same respect.
The basic theory is that white items are comparable to greens of the same level in terms of raw armor/dps/etc without the bonuses to stamina or what not. At ultra low levels (generally below level ten) you find most of the greens are .. marginal .. at best. Enchanting them simply makes no sense since you will ultimately destroy/sell/de them later.
However if you take a white (not a grey, that's substandard) item you will say it is NOT soulbound. This means you can take an item with basically the same base stats (again, ac/dps/etc) and enchant it with a mid-high level enchant. Then at that point you can take said item and use it to speed up your levelling.
There are several attractive benefits to this:
A) Speedwalk shoes. I always build a set of cloth shoes (wearable by any class) with the 'minor speed' enchant for +8% move speed. That's 8% less time you spend running around the world, so 8% more time which can be spent to levelling. I also use it in bg for swapping between this and my 'battle set' of stamina enchanted gear for more versatility.
When you finally get a char either a mount or a speed increase through skills (ghostwolf/cheetah/etc) then you can mail this to your next lowbie. Saves you about 7 gold per char.
B) At low levels stamina is ridiculously important. I found that simply enchanting a pair of boots with +5 stam and bracers with +5 stam nearly DOUBLED my hp until about level 8 or 9. This made it considerably easier to powerlevel that char on a near non-stop basis. And that wasn't even when I had my REALLY good set of stam gear!
C) Reduced trips to the auction house. Now you can just slap on a set of gear from 1-15 and gun through the levels. You can do it on higher level whites too but realistically it's less beneficial since the greens/blues are of better value.
D) Savings in money. Obviously it makes little sense to enchant every pair of items you get, but having one set you can use for every character you make on a server's faction is extremely beneficial.
This is pretty much it. It's especially useful for cloaks (+70 armor makes it have extremely good longevity) and bracers/gloves/feet.
Happy hunting!
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