If you have played world of Warcraft before or play it actively now then you will be reluctant to start a new character.
Have to grind and quest from the start for what seem like worthless results can seem pointless.
It is also boring, monotonous and tedious.
So getting up a few levels as quickly as possible and encountering some challenging and enjoyable game play is your main aim.
Obviously this detracts from your game enjoyment and can cause anxiousness and frustration which is not what world of Warcraft is about - it's about enjoying the experience of the game! With a few wow strategies you can quickly rise through the levels and power up your character while eliminating much of the monotony and boredom regardless of whether you need a PvP guide or a PvE guide! Here are some hints: Don't Skip Zones! When you start a new character you can be so anxious to get into some real game play that you do not get all the necessary equipment, spells etc.
, that are available during the training stages.
I know the training is boring when you are an experienced player but you really need to stay focused and get everything that is available to you - it will make things much easier when you get past level 10.
Focus on Specific Builds Believe it or not an experienced player can end up having a weaker character at the same level as a newbie because they get so caught up in profession building and PvP before they have gained levels.
They spread their focus too thin.
Decide to level up first then take care of the rest and choose a specific build that will power up your character in specific areas.
Don't scatter your attention trying to do too much all at once.
Use a Guide Although you will have enough experience to navigate the early levels yourself it can become tricky later and you may find yourself returning to questing locations or running around all over the place grinding here and there.
Consider getting an in-game guide to guide you quickly to a high level where you can turn it off if you wish (although you will probably want to keep it on).