WoW Horde Leveling Guide
It is not a secret that it is impossibl to get to level 80 in WoW overnight. There are professional gamers who can get to level cap in a matter of weeks, but are you a pro gamer? If no, it may take you up to a year or even longer. One thing is for sure, WoW wasn’t designed for solo players. Being a casual player, with just a few hours a week to play, I participate rarely at my guild’s raids and events. As you know, creating a PUG and participating in groups is not an easy task, that is why my choice is solo leveling.
When leveling a character I never had too much trouble with the lower levels, but after surpassing level 20, the XP bar always seemed stuck. Since I didn’t have any maximum level horde character, to help me, a friend recommended a horde leveling guide.
The idea of following a guide to level up didn’t seem right, but I wanted to have my mage level so bad, I decided to give it a try. And you know what, it was one of the best decisions I have ever made while playing WoW. It had about all the information I needed to level up a toon, gathered there. Not only that the guide had one of the best quest paths I’ve ever seen, grouping up all of them 6-7 at the time to manage time, the quests were also described step-by-step, each quest having links to thottbot, allakhazam or wowhead, for extra information if it was necessary.
Joana’s leveling guide also has a mapmod which point quest locations on your game map, it makes your leveling process even easier. Addon also places a special arrow near your character, the arrow always point to the place you should go.
After I purchased Joana’s horde leveling guide, my leveling process became very interesting. I used to use farming as my main leveling technique, however, I realised that it is not as effective as questing. I also recommend you to complete quests, it is much better. All in all, even as a noob for certain zones, my XP time was managed by the Horde leveling guide at maximum.