World of Warcraft Profession Leveling Guides

Common to most MMORPGs, World of Warcraft powerleveling guide is a means of quickly gaining experience and getting your character to the higher levels in a very short span of time. In World of Warcraft there are many techniques that can help you to reach your leveling goals. The few that are listed here work great and if you get into the habit of using them over time you will begin to level very quickly.

One of the easiest ways to level your character is to get in with a group of higher level players. You will receive more experience as they will be fighting higher level monsters than you would be able to handle on your own. Simply befriend a player who is at a higher level than you and get invited into their group. This is one of the easiest and most common ways of leveling up quickly.

But I found a way to level up your class/profession very easy. Either you are one of the following world of warcraft class:

Paladins - Holy Warriors

The Paladin is a hybrid class, capable to tank, heal and do damage. The Paladin can wear plate armor,  shields and most melee weapons. The Paladin uses the Holy magic school and physical attacks for most of his abilities.

A Paladin is a strong class, fighting one can be really annoying as it seems that they have multiple lives sometimes. Playing one is a great experience. A nice thing about a Paladin is that you can gather different types of gear and then change from a tank to a healer or DPS if you get a bit bored with your build.

Druid - Nature’s Defender

Druids are not regular nature-loving beings. They have great powers and use the power given to them in various ways. They are shape shifters that can fill in any role as a spell casting damage dealer or healer, a tank or a melee damage dealer. The Druid can only be chosen by Tauren and Night Elf players.

Mage - Magic is what they do best

A Mage is a powerful casting class capable to do immense amounts of damage and control the enemies.
While using Arcane, Fire and Frost a Mage is definitely one of the best damage dealing classes in WoW. Mages are known to do great Area of Effect (AoE) damage with several great abilities and be able to control both enemy NPCs and players with Polymorph, Frost Nova and the like.

Shamans - Spiritual Casters With Lots of Totems

Shamans are a nice class with a lot of different spells and abilities. You can play a Shaman in several ways. You can choose to be either a Melee or Spell casting damage dealer or become a Healer. The Shamans could only be played by the Horde races until the release of the Burning Crusade when the Draenei of the Alliance made it possible to become an Alliance Shaman. Shamans can wear all weapons except swords and are dependent on leather armor till level 40 and can then wear mail armor.

Warlocks - Bring Fear Upon Thee

Warlocks have always been a nice class to play. For some reason they always looked great, Blizzard always made the nicest tiers sets for them, then they have those cool class mounts. However, it isn’t only the look that counts and the Warlocks have a lot more to offer. The Warlocks are great casters and use the Schools of Fire and Shadow damage as well as a variety of different Fear spells and a Demonic Pet to bring pain upon their enemies.