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Blood Tree

0/2 Butchery: You will not be having Runic problems, plus on boss fights its pretty silly to have this in your spec.

3/3 Blood Barrier: Your Blood Runes will always be on cool down, which means with this skill you will gain a 6% damage reduction buff. A MUST skill.

3/3 Bladed Armor: Not very vital, but in the long run this skill comes in handy. It increases your attack power by 6 for every 180 armor. More attack power, more damage, faster you down a boss.

2/2 Improved Blood Tap: Reduces the cool down of your blood tap by 30 seconds. Another no brainer.

3/3 Scent of Blood: A 15% after dodge, parry, or damage to gain 10 runic power for the next three melee swings, sign me up! This is the reason why you will not have problems with runic power.

2/2 Scarlet Fever: Your blood plague also debuffs the target with 10% reduced physical damage. An obvious want skill due to the fact we are so squishy.

0/2 Hand of Doom: If your raid comp does not have any good interrupters or your prefer to do it yourself take this skill, otherwise it is not needed.

0/3 Blood-Caked Blade: Despite having cake in the name and boosting our damage we do not want this skill. We are looking for survivability, not damage.

1/1 Bone Shield: Reduced damage taken, increased damage dealt, and when glyphed increase run speed? Better click this skill in your build.

3/3 Toughness: Anything to make us stronger, plus it stacks with Bladed Armor. So stronger and hit harder.

0/2 Abomination’s Might: This is a take on need basis skill. If you do not have the buff provided by your raid it is a good idea to respec with this in your build.

2/2 Sanguine Fortitude: Makes our defensive cool down more effective and easier to use.

2/2 Blood Parasite: This is a very good skill for survivability and aoe heals for your raid, however, not necessary a must have skill. If you need to shift points you could do so with this skill.

2/2 Improved Blood Presence: Increases runic generation and reduces critical change against you. Go ahead and spend those points.

3/3 Will of the Necropolis: I can not tell you how many times this skill saved me. Now that we are getting into the juicy skills of Blood Death Knights this and a few other skills are going to be vital to your build.

1/1 Rune Tap: I remember the good ol’ days when this skill was obtainable by every spec, but that was then. This skill is also needed for Will of the Necropolis so grab it, its the best point you will spend in your spec.

1/1 Vampiric Blood: Increases the Death Knights health and healing received, when glyphed it just increases healing received. Either way a very good skill.

3/3 Improved Death Strike: This skill puts your Death Strike on steroids. More damage, more crit, more health returned. Gotta love it.

1/1 Dancing Rune Weapon: Mirrors your skills adding damage and helps you parry a very useful skill.

Frost Tree

3/3 Runic Power Mastery: Comes in handy having the extra pool of runic power.

2/2 Icy Reach: Really just a skill to get us to Lichborne, no other use and better then the next skill.

0/3 Nerves of Steel Cold: Silly Blood Death Knight dual wielding is for Frost.

0/3 Annihilation: Don’t use Obliteration and we are not a DPS spec, pass.

1/1 Lichborne: Ah this is what we are looking for. Not really for its benefits of immunity from cc, but the fact we can heal ourself with death coils.

0/2 On a Pale Horse: This is more of a PVP option, no real use in tanking.

0/2 Endless Winter: Ditto “On a Pale Horse”

Unholy Tree

0/2 Unholy Command: No point in tanking.

0/3 Virulence: Once again we are not a DPS we are tanks. Bad tank no choose this skill, bad!

3/3 Epidemic: More disease uptime less GCD’s wasted reapplying them.

0/2 Desecration: No point, a PvP skill obviously.

0/2 Resilient Infection: Ditto Desecration.

0/3 Morbidity: Would be a nice skill, however, can not get to it and still have Lichborne so sorry!

Blood Death Knights are also viable in arenas and rated battle grounds as well. The mere fact that almost any class will have trouble taking down a Blood Death Knight 1v1 is a plus in both arenas and rated battle grounds. In arenas Blood Death Knights serve more as an annoyance then anything. Plus Death Strike their main move is one of the strongest hitting in the game. My Blood Death Knight will crit 50k on plate and high resistance enemies. In rated battlegrounds there is no better flag carrier. Slap a healer or two with the DK and it is a guaranteed win. The only problem with Blood Death Knights in PvP is the fact that they are easily kitable. What we have in strength in self healing, we lack in skills to grant mobility. The best way to over come this is to spec into things to make our opponents snared.

Just pick which blood death knight spec you are looking for:

Blood Death Knight Tanking Spec
Blood Death Knight PVP Spec

Here is the general spec that I will be going by: Survival Hunter PvE Spec Now you do not have to have this spec, but you have to have the general structure of the cookie cutter survival pve spec. Most likely if you have been survival for a while you will already know this spec, but for you new comers this post will be gold for you!

Like all classes you will have a list of “priority” skills:
Kill Shot
Explosive Shot
Serpent Sting
Black Arrow
Multi-Shot or Aimed Shot
Steady Shot

Kill Shot is number one because it obviously does the most damage when available. Explosive Shot will be your big hitter and I will be covering some very important facts on how to use it properly in a moment. The reason behind Serpent Sting beating out Black Arrow is because of Noxious Stings giving a 3% increase to ALL damage done by you. Black Arrow comes next because of its 10% proc for Lock and Load. Next are Multi-Shot or Aimed Shot because they are “instant” damage. Lastly, Steady Shot should fill in your blank spots in your rotation.

Now this sounds easy, but there are a few kinks in the rotation that make it difficult. Lock and Load. Since it is not a guarantee when the counter will tick to proc Lock and Load you obviously will have to take 2 things into consideration. How will I fit this into my rotation and what shots will I use?
How will it fit? Use it right after the ending of your next GCD. Lock and Load provides a massive damage boost that you can not pass up! Next what shots to use? This is where hunters get divided… Some say Explosive > Steady > Explosive or Explosive > Arcane > Explosive > Multi or Aimed . Well I say and can prove mathematically… Explosive > Explosive > Explosive . Now the catch is that you should space your Explosive Shots out 2 seconds each or you will clip the last tick on each explosive shot. Before I explain more heres the math:

WITHOUT ANY MODIFIERS, MAX DAMAGE POSSIBLE (NON CRIT), AND 4,000 AP.
Explosive  = 3,072 (Full ticks)
Arcane  =1,092
Multi = 1,224 (When hitting 3 targets)
Steady  = 652

Explosive  > Steady  > Explosive  > Steady > Explosive

That rotation is 10,520 damage over 11 seconds resulting in 956 dps.

Explosive > Arcane > Explosive > Multi-> Explosive

That rotation is 11,532 damage over 8 seconds resulting in 1,441 dps.

Explosive > Explosive > Explosive

That rotation is 9,216 damage over 6 seconds resulting in 1,536 dps.

Numbers don’t lie folks learning when to fire your shots improves your dps dramatically. I have noticed that the 2 seconds is over when the skills blink to show the GCD is over. Note: Not when they are over… after the blink finishes. The next best thing is to get a UI like X-pearl and make your DoT’s on the target large so you can see the Explosive Shot DoT in your peripheral vision.

Now to start your rotations you want to start off with Hunter’s Mark > Serpent Shot > Explosive Shot > Black Arrow > Multi-Shot or Aimed > Steady Shot. Hunter’s mark grants you 500 more ap = boost in dps, then Serpent Sting boost damage by 3% which = more dps + the dot that follows, then the rest is commonsense following your shot priorities. Remember when Lock n Load is ready it takes all priority! If kill shot is available at the same time, sneak it between your Explosive Shot x3 rotation.

As for your CD’s obvious rule spend them when you can get the max out of them. Aka when blood lust or heroism is popped, when you know you will be standing still, when you have a buff or boss has debuff… etc etc etc.

Another good source for hunter dps is femaledwarf.com. Upload your armory info and bam few clicks later it shows your max dps. I found a few features that need to be updated with the 3.3 patch, other then that a really nice application.

As for addons here you go: Hunter Addons. Everything you need and then some. Bartender 4, which if you don’t have this well… now you do and welcome to addons. Kharthus Huntard Timers which monitors your CD’s and tells you when LnL procs. ZZHuntard which automatically tracks whatever you target which means 5% damage boost. If your dps doesn’t go up after reading this you should just alt+f4 and destroy your computer… Happy Deepsing!

Undead is our first race up for discussion. Undead do okay as tanks, as Will of the Forsaken can save the day when you get CC’d and need to regrab aggro pronto. For DPS, they are somewhat less usefull; getting back to your DPSing just isn’t THAT vital. And thanks to the 3.3 nerf, Will of the Forsaken is a lot less useful for PvP these days.

The poster children for the Horde are up next. Orcs are good DPSers, bringing a fair bit of damage to the table with Blood Fury, and even more when wielding axes thanks to Axe Expertise. For Tanking, they are somewhat less impressive; none of their racials really helps. And for PvP, in addition to the extra damage and burst they bring, they have a 15% reduction to stuns, making them worthwhile PvPers overall.

The cow-people are up next. Tauren are amazing Tanks, thanks to their boosted health, and the occasional Warstomp when trash gets out of control. Unfortunately, though, as DPS their racials don’t really contribute anything. For PvP they are amazing for the same reasons they make good tanks; extra health and a AoE stun are both great benefits.

The last Horde race that can be Warrior is of course Troll. In PvP, Da Voodoo Shuffle is a handy reduction of movement impairing effects, and Berserking can bring ridiculous burst to the table. Berserking also shines for PvE DPS Warriors, adding a significant amount of damage to the meter. For tanking, Regeneration is the only thing that really contributes, and it isn’t worth much.

So which races are best for which purposes? Tauren is the clear winner for PvP, now that Undead is getting nerfed. For DPS, you want Troll or Orc; Orc is better when wielding Axes, Troll otherwise. Since a lot of top-end weapons are axes right now, Orc is probably the better choice. And finally, Tauren once again are the best, this time for Tanking.

Hopefully you now know what race you want for your Horde warrior. I personally prefer Tauren, since I PvP a lot and a tank not dying means way more than a DPS doing a few dozen more damage per second. Be sure to check out my site, and good luck with your warrior!

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Heads up on leveling your Paladin player – The initial levels should be very easy as these were designed to give the beginning player a bird’s eye view of how the game works. These are also where a beginning player collects decent gears and gold which you can use to sustain your player. On top of these, players are also equipped with a trainer that acts as a guide. Depending on your race, you will be given specific quests which you should complete in order to move up to higher stages of the game. Otherwise, you will have very little to no capacity to fight higher-level players and characters. there are a couple of notable quests which you might find useful during the game, here they are:

For Dwarves – For level 1 Dwarf players, The Troll Caves, A New Threat and The Dwarven Outfitters should be completed; level 3 players should finish The Stolen Journal and the Evershine; and, level 5 players should accomplish the Return to Bellowfiz.

For Humans – The first notable quests are available to level 2 players, The Brotherhood of Thieves and the Skirmish at Echo Ridge, which should be followed by the level 3 quest called the Grape Manifest, and the level 6 quest, the Princess Must Die!.

For Draenei – Level 1 Draenei, regardless of the class, will encounter the loot-gathering quest called the Replenishing the Healing Crystals and another quest called the Spare Parts in the starting region, the Ammen Vale.

For Blood Elves – Although there are other quests available to levels 1 to 10 players, the first notable is the quest that leads to the Blood Elves’ route towards Redemption – the Redeeming the Dead or the Summons from Knight-Lord Bloodvalor.

The following levels will advance through a series of quests which has objectives depending on the race. For all Paladin-enabled races excluding the Blood Elves, level 12 will comprise of quests that has resurrection spell or Redemption as the reward. This quest is popularly known as the Tome of Divinity/Redemption. In case Blood Elves players are wondering, this is the counterpart of the Summons from Knight-Lord Bloodvalor. The Tome of Valor of level 20 characters follows. This Alliance-only quest ends with acquiring a valuable ability for Paladins, the ability to Sense Undead, and two gears – the Verigan’s Fist and the Bastion of Stormwind.Blood Elves, on the other hand, have to go through a quest called Return to Silvermoon for the ability to Sense Undead and a weapon called the Blood-Tempered Ranseur.

Once a player hits level 50, 2 more quests have to be accomplished to advance to much higher levels – the Forging The Mightstone quest and the Charger quest. Blood Elf players, on the other hand, will be faced by a series of quests – the Scourgebane, the Summon Charger and the Blood Knight Tabard.Note: This Paladin leveling guide stops at level 60 to allow players to be on their own to complete levels 70 through 80+.

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Undead are the first to go on the chopping block. For years Undead has been the best PvP race on horde side, possibly in the game, for all classes. But patch 3.3 is changing that, with a nerf to Will of the Forsaken that will put it on a shared forty-five second cooldown with PvP trinket effects. Add in their lack of anything worthwhile for PvE, and Undead is, for the first time since WoW started, beginning to look like a bad choice.

Blood elves are the second race we will talk about. Arcane Torrent is the primary racial of note here. For PvP applications, it is one of the better ones around; an extra silence is always a great thing to have. For PvE, the mana regen from Arcane Torrent is great while you are leveling, but at max level you shouldn’t be having mana issues anyways, making it mostly useless.

The last Horde race is the always unpopular Troll. For their big racials they have Da Voodoo Shuffle, a PvP racial that reduces movement impairing effects by 15%, and Berserking. Berserking is probably the best mage racial in the game right now. For PvE, it is the biggest DPS increase you can get from a racial, and for PvP an extra damage cooldown can help you get in that last-second gib before the heals land.

The pecking order of Horde races for Mage is pretty obvious in retrospect. Undead, come 3.3, are mediocre for PvP and continue to be useless for PvE. Blood Elf is, as always, acceptable for PvP and leveling, but lacking in PvE pizazz. And Troll has an enormously powerful racial that benefits both PVPers and PvEers. As hard as it is to believe, Troll is da best.

To conclude, I’ll mention that you should only make your choice on racials if looks absolutely don’t matter to you. The benefits of any given race are minor in the long run, especially with Blizzard slowly working to further marginalize the differences between races. The nerf bat has been hitting every strong racial, and those that are still OP are living on borrowed time.

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You have many options to build your money in the game of world of warcraft , don’t use a dangerous option that will only lead to your account being deleted. A wow daily quest is just what you need. What is a wow daily quest and how can you complete them fast? I will be showing you all of that in this article.

A wow daily quest, what is it?

A wow daily quest is a special task given to you for the purpose of helping you get gold faster then what it would normally take. Usually people go about making money the slow way, which is grinding. The only problem with this is that it takes so long to do many people don’t like it.

Some people will have no problem with this method because they have the time to spare, but not all of us do. If you decide to get money be means of auctioning off items in the game it could take some time for these things to sell as well. Some of the advantage as listed below.

With a wow daily quest you can earn money daily

* With a wow daily quest you will know how much money each quest will bring you

* With a wow daily quest you’ll be able to complete several of them so that you make money faster

* No more doing it the hard way by grinding it out or farming

No longer risking your account being banned with risky methods

When you hit higher levels of the game you will have more money to buy important things such as a flying mount

How to do them quickly

By trial and error you will learn how to do a wow daily quest. By learning them you will able to do them faster. When you have completed a quest you will know how to do it, so should a similar quest come up in the future you will already know how to do it, and will be able to do it faster. You will also build up your reputation, which is also a powerful benefit to have.

In as little as an hour you will be able to rack up a lot of gold, by deciding which path is right for you to take. The quests that make you the most money are located in certain areas, this will not be a problem at all. Just decide what path is right for you.

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Recently I was curious on how long it took the average WoW player to level their alts. Me and my friends polled our servers (Gorefield, Lothar, Aerie Peak, and Ner’zhul) and found out from our average response that it took a person one month in game time to level their alts. ONE MONTH??!?!?! There is a lot better things I can think of doing with that in game time. Arena’s, raiding, hell, I’d rather afk in the auction house then waste my time farting around leveling. And now you realize why we need to optimize our time when leveling. Well thats unless you like wasting your money. In that case can I borrow 20$, you know I’m good for it.

I faced this same situation a while ago and decided to take a leap of faith and buy an alliance leveling guide. I was worried as you probably are about buying my alliance leveling guide online. Scams, poopy guides, etc. are just flooding the interweb now a days. Well after tanking some money I finally realized some guides lines before running for the credit card. The first would be that, when you search Google for guides on the top and right hand sides there are “ads” for such guides. These ads have to be legit or else they would violate Googles ToS on putting up such adds on their site. Next place I would search would be the forums. It was really surprising seeing how many other people were going threw the same thing I was, buying guides online, or writing reviews on these guides (kinda like how I am). The most important and last detail is to ONLY buy a guide that comes with updates. Anything else is unacceptable. You will thank yourself after a few patches come out. Well after learning my lesson, which alliance guide did I finally stick with?

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I couldn’t wait for all this information to trickle in and having to refer to Google every two seconds for advice crashed my game play as well. So I searched for a online service to put me up to the top. Let me say this the only thing my money got me for these “services” was the knowledge that some Chinese gold farming slave got a little richer. I couldn’t even hit enter to confirm my purchase before they entered my account and started to strip it bare. Never ever use any of these services trust me I know they don’t work.

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