Now we hate to snipe here, people, but the "L" key on your keyboard opens up your WoW gold game Quest Journal. This handy-dandy little item contains literally all the information you need to solve whatever WoW gold game quest your given.

This is kind of an adjunct to the whole "Read your Quest Journal" thing, but the other thing that clogs up the general chat channels is people asking for directions in the hub cities.

WoW gold gamePlayers can only learn two "professional" trade skills (Fishing, Cooking, First Aid and a few others don't count).

This, of course, only applies to pet classes (Warlocks and Hunters), but if we had a gold piece for every Warlock and Hunter who left his pet on "Aggressive" we'd...

While there isn't any one particular character template that works perfectly for soloing, this is about the best that there is on the Alliance side.

One of the biggest misconceptions that new WoW gold gameplayers have about World of Warcraft is that quests are restricted by race - in other words, that if you're playing a Human, you must take the "Human" quests in Elwynn Forest when you start out.

For whatever reason, the Alliance races as a whole (Humans, Night Elves, Dwarves, and Gnomes) are more popular with WoW gold gameplayers.

Throughout the beta process, the one zone that everybody complained about the most was the Barrens, a level 15-20 zone in WoW gold game that is quite literally in the center of everything for the Horde.

More accurately, visit Undead people. Since Quests in WoW gold game aren't race specific, players can accept any level appropriate quest regardless of their race.

Both sides inWoW gold game have three hub cities designed for WoW gold gameplayers to congregate, buy and sell items, and deal with NPC vendors and trainers.