So what's your plan of attack for BC?Follow

1.) Get my N.Elf rogue to 70
2.) Pray for an item that changes N.elves into B.Elves (N. Elf needs a new racial, seriously -_-)
3.) Level a B.Elf paladin to 70.
4.) Pimp both characters till next expansion.

I'm set to go!

Lvling my hunter to 70, then do endgame.
Lvling my warrior to 70, then endgame.
Lvling my rogue to 70, then endgame.
Start a few new chars and lvl then when I want.

And ofc:
HAVE ALOT OF FUN ^-^

I'll be leveling my druid to 70, while playing a Blood Elf Rogue as an alt. Once my druid is 70, and well enough geared I may look into endgame, but most likely I'll PvP because I love showing people how well we actually are on our own, I've shown many different people how good we are at 60, 70 will be even better. Once I do that I want to really work on my Blood Elf Rogue, and get him to 70, and hopefully do some PvE on him, I don't care much for healing.

Level my hunter to 70 (45 now).

Mess around with a BE alt whenever.

Hope to make a twink.

I am giving my account to my best friend, so my level 60 mage and paladin don't go to waste. I also gave him a game card good for 2 months, and $20 toward either character transfer, or TBC.

However, since multi-boxing is quite tough to do effectively, and I didn't give enough for a decent character transfer, IF he sets up my old account on the game card, I'll ask him if I can play it with him. So I might be back for a couple of months. As for whether or not I'll buy the expansion... not sure.

So, I might be on sometime soon :-P

I'm thorn between leveling one of the new race and just leveling my Mage/Rogue to 70.

While I do want to see the new 60+ content, I'm bored with my Mage and I haven't played my Rogue in so long that it just feels weird now. Not to mention that now that I'm on limited playtime, high level/end game stuff isn't something I can really do anymore.

The idea of taking a new race is intriguing - since I haven't done any of those quest and picking a class I haven't played a lot before would also make the game fresher - Blood elves warlock/paladin or Dreanei priest/paladin/hunter are interesting.

anyone got a good lvling guide yet?

I'm gonna switch off weekly between my BE pally and my hunter. First week is my pally then my hunter, so on and so forth. Just a way that I get rest so that leveling to 70 is easier. Once I get to 70 on my hunter I'll be focusing on my pally so I can get to 70 with him. Once my hunter is at 70 I'll proabably only play him on the weekends for raids and endgame while playing my pally Monday-Thursday.

Things I will do:

1. Level my Priest to 70, grab a swift flying mount and go for heroic instances and raiding. The preliminary plan is to stay in the instances as much as possible, for three reasons: first, to avoid outdoors spawn camping problems , second because the better drops are from instance bosses and third to max out faction gain from killing mobs. Quests that don't offer upgrades over current gear will be left for later, to ease the road from Revered to Exalted.

2. Along the way max out herb/alchemy, I've got about 2000 herbs stockpiled so any levelling that can be done on 'old world' herbs will not be a problem but I expect it will be mostly on Outland herbs. Fishing will probably be maxed out as well since it's proven very profitable in the past. First Aid and Cooking I'm not worried about, unless Blizzard changed their approach I expect they'll be maxed out with little effort.

3. Get all alts through the Portal, unlock their tradeskills and gathering professions so they can level up to 375. Start the 'factory' so to speak :-) Do gathering runs during off-hours to minimise competition for spawns and make max use of any cooldowns in each tradeskill.

4. Pick which character will become Jewelcrafter (hunter, rogue or warlock). I'm leaning towards the warlock dropping Goblin Engineering and becoming Enchanter/Jewelcrafter for double benefit from getting rep with factions, but it feels harsh to drop Engineering on the character which has most of the rare schematics. Realistically the 'old' 1-300 engineering will be useless though as it's all going to fizzle against high level opponents. Whichever character I pick will be the first alt I level up to 70.

5. Level up the other alts. This will be very casual, probably whenever I'm looking for a change of pace or somebody wants a specific class for something. Also they'll get some XP while mining or herbing, maybe also if I decide they need some rep with a faction for their tradeskills. Maybe the Rogue will be levelled for easy cash farming and stealth runs if there's good places for it.

6. Take a break. Go to Italy or France for a week and enjoy life away from work and Warcraft.


Things I will not do:

1. Create another alt. 1-20 is easy and might be fun in a new zone, but 21-60 would be the same old same old. There is some nice new racials but they are not enough to justify starting over. If there was a new non-hybrid class I might reconsider, but not for race alone.

2. Forget that my girlfriend exists! Time will be set aside for things that are more important than games.

3. Spend money on buying ridiculously overpriced schematics on the AH. Lesson learned from last time around, if I can't clearly see how to make the money back I'm not buying.

4. PvP. Unless the Eye of the Storm turns out to be brilliant or there's a reward that would be awesome in PvE raiding then I don't expect to do any more than the most casual PvP.

I am going to wait awhile. Then I might level my mage and druid to 70.
Doubt I am going to level another char to 70 after that.

Use the 1k+ of gear and consumables I have saved and level the hell out of my Belfadin.

Step 1. Steal Underpants

Step 2.

Step 3. Profit

Get my warrior to 70 by doing instances only. Hopefully that will allow me to get to 70 with a nice bit of equipment compared to what I had when I hit 60.