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If you are considering leveling a DPS class in WoW, then this aguide was written for you. In particular, we are going to talk about the rogue class, the druid class, and the hunter class. When you have finished reading this article, you’re going to have a better understanding of how these classes work.
Let’s start with some rogue leveling tips. Firsly, you need to ensure you are using the best (and fastest) spec for leveling your character. Most people agree the best spec is combat. This will increase your damage considerably, plus talents such as Blade Furry give you the power to attack mutliple enemies with a single attack, which can really speed things up.
Another tip is to follow a rogue leveling guide. This will show you the best routes to follow, and ensure you’re not wasting your time with low-xp quests. A last tip for leveling your rogue is to not go everywhere in stealth. While leveling, you’ll find it much quicker if you play like a warrior and just mobs pulls with a ranged weapon.
Now let’s talk about druids. The druid class has many options while leveling, but the majority of players will tell you to spec feral. This particular spec is the best one to level with, because it has virtually no “down time”, and it’s very efficient at killing mobs with speed. You should also follow a druid leveling guide to show you the quickest leveling route for a druid to follow.
Also remember to get the “mangle” talent as soon as possible, because your damage will almost double. This means you’re be killing mobs much faster, and ultimately leveling quicker.
Finally, let’s talk about hunters. One of the best specs to level your hunter with is beastmastery. This spec lets your pet tank for you, and it will do most of your damage, leaving you free to attack from range. Remember to follow a hunter leveling guide to level quickly. The best leveling guides also have in-game addons, which an show you exactly what to do and where to go for each quest.
A quick final tip for leveling your hunter, is that you’ll need a constant supply of arrows (or bullets) and food to keep your pet happy. If you don’t do this, you’re going to have to reguarly visit an outpost or city to stock up on these things, which means your leveling progress will slow down.
To summarize, this guide has shown you some valuable tips and advice on leveling either a hunter, a rogue or a druid.