Fans of World of Warcraft, prepare for Blizzard Entertainment’s next installment — World of Warcraft: Wrath of King Lich. In this latest expansion, something is afoot in the cold, harsh northlands. The Lich King Arthas has set in motion events that could lead to the extinction of all life on Azeroth. The necromantic power of the plague and legions of undead armies threaten to sweep across the land. Only the mightiest heroes can oppose the Lich King and end his reign of terror.

The tuskarr, a walrus-like race of nomadic fisherman, inhabit the icy Borean Tundra. View larger.

Half-giant warriors, the vrykul, once inhabited the land. View larger.

You’ll enjoy exploring Northrend and all its environments and dungeons. View larger.

Explore Northrend and battle the Lich King with World of Warcraft’s first hero class character — The Death Knight. View larger.

One of many new environments, Dragonblight is an arctic wasteland surrounded by dense forests. View larger.

Many strange and terrifying creatures inhabit this frozen continent. View larger. Enter the Death Knight
This expansion adds a host of content to the already massive existing game world. Players will achieve soaring levels of power, explore Northrend (the vast icy continent of the Lich King), and battle high-level heroes to determine the ultimate fate of Azeroth. As you face the dangers of the frigid, harsh north, prepare to master the dark necromantic powers of the Death Night — World of Warcraft’s first Hero class. No longer servants of the Lich King, the Death Knights begin their new calling as experienced, formidable adversaries. Each is heavily armed, armored, and in possession of a deadly arsenal of forbidden magic.

If you have a World of Warcraft account with a character of at least level 55, you will be able to create a new level-55 Death Knight of any race (if on a PvP realm, the Death Knight must be the same faction as your existing character). And upon entering the new world, your Death Knight will begin to quest to level 80, gaining potent new abilities and talents along the way. This expansion allows for only one Death Knight per realm, per account.

New Environments in Northrend Await
Journey through the remote, diverse lands of Northrend and explore Dragonblight, Grizzly Hills, Borean Tundra, and Howling Fjord. Named for bones of perished dragons and majestic shrines to the fallen creatures, Dragonblight is an arctic wasteland surrounded by dense forests.

Not everything is frozen in Northrend. The lush mountains of Grizzly Hills are the ancestral home to the furbolgs, who have grown accustomed to relative peace. Although their tranquility is being challenged by trappers, goblins, and ice trolls, Grizzly Hills remains a vast and dangerous wilderness.

The southwestern tip of Northrend is home to the sprawling Borean Tundra. The Horde has established a dominant presence in this icy portion of the continent and has formed a bond with the tuskarr, a walrus-like race of nomadic fisherman. Magical energy is afoot in the region, and it has caused increased tension.

High above the Great Sea at the southeastern tip of Northrend lies the Howling Fjord. Ancient mythology holds that a race of half-giant warriors, the vrykul, once inhabited the land, founding a prosperous civilization. They mysteriously vanished, leaving deserted villages and abandoned temples. In present times, the Alliance and the Horde have come to Howling Fjord to confront the Lich King. Strangely, this has prompted the return of the vrykul, who are attacking the Alliance and Horde settlements. Howling Fjord presents a difficult challenge on two fronts: withstanding the vrykul’s onslaught and battling the evil Lich King.

A Multitude of Monsters
Strange and terrifying creatures inhabit the frozen continent of Northrend, such as Nerubian Viziniers, Plague Eruptors, Shoveltusks and Flesh Giants, to name just a few. Half-spider, half-humanoid, the viziniers utilize sorcery and high intelligence to emerge as the rulers of Nerubians’ underground kingdom. The Plague Eruptors are walking corpses created by the Lich King’s evil experiments to spread horror and chaos across the living world.

Massive curved antlers make it easy to identify the Shoveltusks. These grumpy beasts are very dangerous, territorial, and best left alone. The Flesh Giants are nothing short of nightmarish abominations. Cobbled together from the pieces of giant body parts, the Flesh Giants employ tremendous strength to carry out the Lich King’s wishes.

The World of Warcraft: Wrath of King Lich expansion pack allows you to engage in epic siege warfare. The pack presents the first Hero class and allows you to transform your Death Knight’s look with character customization that even include hairstyles and dances. You’ll enjoy exploring the Northrend and all its environments and dungeons, filled with some of the deadliest creatures — and greatest treasures — on all of Azeroth. (Taken from Amazon.com)

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The Burning Crusade is the highly anticipated, unreleased expansion pack for Blizzard’s “World of Warcraft.”

What lies in Medivh’s tower? View larger.

Blood Elves emerge as a new race in The Burning Crusade. View larger.

The Blood Elves seek the golden destiny that has been promised to them. View larger.

Warcraft’s newest continent: Outland. View larger.

Once a beautiful land, Outland has been ravaged by war. View larger.

Outland is a vital strategic location. View larger.
The expansion pack features an increase in the level cap to 70. There are two new playable races, including the magical Blood Elves that you can read more about below. The other race has not yet been released by Blizzard. There will be new starting zones in Quel’Thalas and beyond. Another eye-opening addition is the entirely new, unexplored continent of Outland that is reachable through the Dark Portal. Plus, you’ll find many new high-level dungeons to explore in Azeroth, Outland, and elsewhere that will substantially boost gameplay. There are new flying mounts in Outland; tons of new and dangerous monsters (including epic world bosses); hundreds of new quests and items; and even a new profession: Jewelcrafting. Of course this isn’t the end of the list — this is just a glimpse of what Blizzard has planned for their unreleased expansion pack.

The New Story, the Rumors, and More
Several years have passed since the Burning Legion’s defeat at Mount Hyjal and the races of Azeroth have continued to rebuild their once shattered lives. With renewed strength, the heroes of the Horde and Alliance have begun to explore new lands, and have broken through the Dark Portal to investigate the realms beyond the known world. In this expansion pack, The Burning Crusade refers to the Burning Legion’s ongoing efforts to destroy life on Azeroth. To date, the Burning Legion’s exploits have been documented in Warcraft III and in the War of the Ancients novel trilogy. As part of the expansion pack, players will now be able to travel through the Dark Portal to confront the Legion on otherworldly battlefields.

Although only one race has been revealed, Blizzard has announced plans to unveil details about possible additional races at a later date. On the other hand, many details have been released about the new continent, Outland. Players last visited Outland in Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne, alongside Illidan as he conquered the Pit Lord Magtheridon’s domain. Players will also gain access to Quel’Thalas, the region to the northeast of the Forsaken lands, where the Blood Elves reside. Blizzard says that this expansion pack holds even more new areas that are ripe for player exploration — additional details will be revealed in the months ahead.

Blizzard also has plans to add new dungeons and battlegrounds with the expansion, though the exact number has not yet been determined. One upcoming dungeon that has players excited is Karazhan, which is located within Medivh’s tower. Because Medivh has played such a central role in Warcraft lore, Blizzard is convinced that longtime players will be especially interested in seeing what Karazhan contains. As for battlegrounds, Blizzard has released very little information. However, they have announced plans to make some of the battles from the past accessible through the Caverns of Time.

Blood Elves: The New Race
Thousands of years ago, the exiled Highborne landed on the shores of Lordaeron and founded the enchanted kingdom of Quel’Thas. These high elves, as they called themselves, created a fountain of vast, magical energies within the heart of their land — the Sunwell. Over time, they grew dependant on the Sunwell’s unstable energies, regardless of the bitter lessons they’d learned in ages past.

During the Third War, the villainous Prince Arthas invaded Quel’Thalas and reduced the once-mighty realm to rubble and ashes. His undead army decimated nearly all of the high elven population. In addition, he used the Sunwell’s energies to resurrect a powerful undead Lich, Kel’thuzad, thereby fouling the Sunwell’s mystical waters. The few elven survivors, realizing that they had been cut off from the source of their arcane power, grew increasingly volatile and desperate.

In the midst of the elves’ darkest hour came Kael’thas Sunstrider, the last of Quel’Thalas’ royal bloodline. Kael, as he was commonly known, knew that the remnant of his people would not long survive without the nourishing magic that once empowered them. Renaming his people “blood elves” in honor of their fallen countrymen, Kael taught the survivors how to tap into ambient mystical energies — even demonic energies — in order to sate their terrible thirst for magic. In search of a new destiny for his people, Kael’thas ventured to the remote world of Outland where he encountered the fallen night elf, Illidan. Under Illidan’s watchful eye, Kael and his blood elves regained much of their former power.

Unfortunately, the blood elves practice of embracing demonic energies caused their former comrades in the Alliance to shun them. Thus, the remaining blood elves on Azeroth look desperately to the Horde to help them reach Outland where they can reunite with Kael’thas and achieve the golden destiny he has promised them.

Outland: The New Continent
Once the beautiful homeworld of the orcs, all that remains of Draenor is the scattered wastes of Outland. Following the Second War, the Alliance invaded Draenor by crossing through the Dark Portal. To their horror, they discovered that Ner’zhul — the dark warlord of Horde — had constructed a series of new gateways that could lead the beaten Horde to newer, unspoiled worlds. As the Alliance forces closed in around him, Ner’zhul opened his gateways as a means of escape. However, his plan backfired and the gateway’s clashing energies resulted in a massive catastrophic explosion that ultimately ripped the world of Draenor to pieces.

Nearly thirteen years later — towards the end of the Third War — the fallen night elf, Illidan, discovered that huge chunks of Draenor still existed, floating upon the astral winds of the Twisting Nether. After his defeat at the hands of the evil Prince Arthas, Illidan fled to the remnants of Draenor and dubbed them “Outland.” He quickly seized control of the chaotic region and sealed the last of Ner’zhul’s gateways.

Though he is the undisputed ruler of the ravaged land, Illidan lives in fear that he will be discovered by his powerful enemies — most notably Arthas, the new Lich King, and the remaining Lords of the Burning Legion. For now, Outland is home to a number of scattered draenei tribes, primitive orcs, and powerful, arcane creatures of the Nether itself. Agents of the Burning Legion have also targeted the region as a vital strategic location in their unending Burning Crusade to scour all life from the universe.

What else can expected? Blizzard has tantalized Warcraft players with the brief glimpse into The Burning Crusade’s storyline. Will these heroes find friends or foes? What dangers and rewards lie in wait beyond the Dark Portal? And what will they do when they discover that the demons they thought were vanquished have returned to renew their terrible Burning Crusade? These and other questions will remain unanswered until the gameplay can be explored by role-playing Warcrafters. (taken from Amazon.com)

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The game’s beautifully rendered locations are filled with small details, such as flying birds and flowing water.A History of Conflict
WoW takes place just four years after the real-time strategy Warcraft series, which chronicles a 25 year struggle between the Alliance (humans, dwarves, gnomes, and elves) and the Horde (orcs, tauren, trolls, and undead). Even though there’s tons of accumulated story to the series, new players should not be daunted. The background is there for you to explore, but you don’t have to tread a lot of Azeroth history to get into the action.
The makers boast 2,000 existing quests with more being added, many of them noncombat in nature.

The game looks magnificent. There’s plenty of detail and variety to the landscapes and interiors, and the artwork has a refreshingly playful style. There’s not a lot of variety in the character creation process, but with all the skills and proficiencies to combine in the game, WoW focuses its customization not on the appearance of your character but rather on the character of your character. The game lets you adopt any two trade skills, regardless of character race or class, and combine those skills in useful ways. If you choose skinning and leatherworking, for example, you can fashion bags from the carcasses of monsters you defeat, which will allow you to carry even more inventory items.

Expanded Commerce
You can sell the items you make, find, and loot through a variety of outlets. Like any role-playing game, WoW has merchants who will buy your cast-off items for fixed prices, but you can also sell to other players at your own price through in-game chat or by leaving it with one of the auction houses located across the map. This virtual free market is a game within the game, like Monopoly somehow inserted into the middle of Chess. Heck, you can even send items C.O.D. to other players via the game’s mail system.

The game’s Quest Log keeps track of up to 20 quests at a time. In other online role-playing games, starting players have to invest dozens of hours whacking at small prey and doing other odd jobs one at a time to gradually “level up” to more interesting challenges. WoW lets players accept a variety of quests–up to 20 at a time without penalty for abandoning any of them before they’re complete. The makers boast 2,000 existing quests with more being added, many of them noncombat in nature. Where some games only grant experience through battle, WoW grants experience for exploring and fulfilling quests too.

A Level Playing Field
There’s also a built-in handicap for casual players where your character enters a rest state when you log off from the game. The longer you’re logged off (up to a week), the bigger the experience bonus you’ll get when you return to battle. An enemy tagging feature–the player who lands the first attack on an enemy claims the loot for himself or his party–prevents onlookers from swooping in and pilfering items from a monster that you brought down. That resolves a common complaint of other titles.

Icons and pop-ups help put complex controls easily within reach. Most games severely penalize players when they die in-game, usually by shaving experience points, funds, or both. In WoW, death just relocates your ghost to the nearest graveyard, and the only penalty is the time it takes you to get back to resurrect your character’s corpse.

All of this makes for a very complicated game, but the well-designed interface puts all the game’s elements into icons either visible framing the action or within a simple keystroke. The enemy’s artificial intelligence is quite strong too: Monsters will join nearby fights to aid their comrades, switch targets strategically midbattle, and ambush players. The map system fills in details on places you’ve visited, so you always know where you are and where you’ve been.

Overall, World of Warcraft is a game that’s easy to learn, challenging to master, beautiful to watch, and tons of fun to play. –Porter B. Hall (Taken from Amazon.com)

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The Arena Rating system is loosely based upon systems widely known for calculating records and scores for the game Chess. This system takes the overall ratings of two opponents, and calculates their chances of winning based upon the performance on the two players in previous matches. Then, the difference between the two player’s scores is applied to the max number of points you can get per match. This system guarantees that honest averages are taken and no one team can boost in ranking without playing a great number of matches. This prevents inaccurate data. (Told you it was involved).

Match Rating Calculator:

Team 1: Bashful Boomkin Brigade

- Score: 1500 points

Team 2: Furry Fury Warriors

- Score: 1580 points

Bashful Boomkin Brigade’s Chance of Winning: 1 / (1+10^{(1580 – 1500)/400}) = 0.38686

Furry Fury Warriors Chance of Winning: 1 / (1+10^{(1500 – 1580)/400}) = 0.61314

If Bashful Boomkin Brigade unleashed the smackdown and won:

Bashful Boomkin Brigade’s New Score: 1500 + 32*(1 – 0.38686) = 1500 + 19.62 = 1519.62

Furry Fury Warrior’s New Score: 1580 + 32*(0 – 0.61314) = 1580 + (-19.62) = 1560.38

If Furry Fury Warriors clawed and scratched their way to victory:

Bashful Boomkin Brigade’s New Score: 1500 + 32*(0 – 0.38686) = 1500 + (-12.38) = 1487.62

Furry Fury Warriors’s New Score: 1580 + 32*(1 – 0.61314) = 1580 + 12.38 = 1592.38

The Maximum amount of points you can win or lose is 32. Therefore, if you play a team with exactly the same rating as you and lose, you’ll lose 16 points. This is adjusted as the ratings of teams you play are lowered and lifted. Thanks guys, see you around in World of Warcraft!

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Zygor’s Leveling Guide is a World of Warcraft Power Leveling Addon that claims to get ANY CHARACTER to level 80 in 8 days or less.That’s a pretty Bold Claim! We’ll see.

Back to the point. OKAY ZYGOR. I’ll bite. Let’s see what your “Powerleveling Guide” can do. I’ve already checked dozens of forums, and people

are saying that the guide works….but to what extent does it work. I mean, every guide technically works…but how FAST does it work? Saying it

“works” is like saying a frying pan can be used to cook an egg. Yes, we know that…but does it do it well? That is the question my friend.

Enough Introduction, let’s get it the Noobstation Zygor Guide Review:

For my power leveling character, I’ve chosen a Druid. I’ve been needing another one anway. My current one is spec’d Resto for raiding and I don’t get to PvP with him a lot.

Step 1: Create Character. Done.

Step 2: Download Zygor’s Guide. Done. (By the way Zygor, if this guide doesn’t work, I’m using your “100% Money Back Guarantee thingy”. I’m just a poor blogger you know.

Step 3: Installation. It installs just like a regular Addon, so that’s good.

Step 4: Enter Game. God I hate the Night Elf Starting Zone

Step 5: Just pulled up the Zygor Addon. Graphics look good. Quests are all loaded up. So far so good Zygor, but this is only the beginning. I’m liking the arrow on the bottom of the screen. That’s a great sign. Honestly, that’s going to help a lot when I run across quests that I haven’t done before or that have confusing quest text, etc (if it works).

Step 6: Just competed Balance of Nature and the other starting quests and I’m on Crown of the Earth now. At this point, Zygor’s Leveling Guide isn’t leveling me up any faster than before, but to be fair (I hate being fair) these are the low levels. Any player who’s played for a year can zoom past these, so yeah. However, I will say that it’s actually making the questing mindless. Mindless in the sense that all I have to do is pick up the quests and follow the arrow to them. Pretty neat.

Step 7: I’m skipping past the low levels because they’re boring. I’m now level 25. Now, according to the average leveling speed of a seasoned World of Warcraft player, It should take you around 2 days to get to level 25. Checking in-game played time….1 day 19 hours. Okay, Not bad. We’ve shaved off 5 hours getting to level 25. That’s not exceptionally good, but it’s not bad either. We’ll see what happens in the higher levels.

Step 8: Level 35 now. The last 10 levels are going to be a good judge of this guide solely for the fact that the middle levels are the hardest to gain. Low levels are easy, high levels are easy, but the middle is where I (and most players) get caught up. According to average play time for a seasoned player, 35 should take 3 days 2 hours. /played is….2 days 14 hours. Analyzing the data, we’ve shaved (breaking out the calculator) 12 hours off of our play time. Hey, the gap is getting bigger, but we’re not there yet.

Step 9: Level 50. The hard levels are now pretty much over. Thank god.

Seasoned Player Average for Level 50: 4 days 18 hours.

Seasoned Player w/ Zygor’s Guide: 3 days 12 hours (with my druid). ZYGOR! You sneaky bastard! It appears that this guide is

actually going to work. I’ll be damned. We’ve shaved off 1 day 6 hours by the time I hit level 50. Ahh! But can the guide keep up this

pace? That’s the real question.

Step 9. Level 60……/played……4 days 12 hours. Damnit! It’s keeping the pace!

Step 10. Level 70……./played……5 days 21 hours.

Step 11. Level 80……../played…….7 days 14 hours.

No shit. Zygor’s Guide….actually works. I feel…very inadequate as a player. Seriously. What the fuck? I’ve been playing World of Warcraft since launch, I’ve leveled up 6 (now 7) characters to level 80 and this guide still levels faster than me. I feel like….taking a long shower and burning all my clothes because I’m a failure. Damn.

Well, that’s it folks. I hope you got some enjoyment out of my humiliation….but I guess that’s what Noobstation’s here for. We had some fun, put the Zygor Leveling Guide to the test and I guess…it’s a clear choice. The guide will level you up fast….faster than I do.

That’s such bullshit.

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Human Leveling Guide

1. Upon Spawning, head to Deptuy Willem, the Guard directly in front of you and grab the quest A Threat Within.

2. Run Inside Northshire Abbey, turn in A Threat Within and grab Kobold Camp Cleanup

3. Go back to Deputy Willem and grab the quest Eagan Peltskinner

4. Head Northwest and turn in the quest to Eagan Peltskinner and grab Wolves Across the Border.

5. After completing Wolves Across the Border, turn it in to Eagan Peltskinner.

6. Go to Northshire Abbey.

7. Turn in Kobold Camp Cleanup and get the next quests in the chain: Investigate Echo Ridge, Brotherhood of Thieves and your class letter quest.

8. Go Northwest and complete Investigate Echo Ridge.

9. Go to Northshire Abbey and turn in Investigate Echo Ridge, get the next quest: Skirmish at Echo Ridge.

10. Go just past the previous Kobold Camps and go into the Cave. This is where you’ll find the Kobold Laborers

11. Go back to Northshire Abbey, Turn in Skirmish at Echo Ridge and get the quest Report to Goldshire.

12. Before you go to Goldshire, head east and kill Defias Thugs to complete Brotherhood of Thieves.

13. Turn in Brotherhood of Thieves at Northshire Abbey and get Milly Osworth and Bounty on Garrick Padfoot. Head inside Abbey, train.

14. Walk around to the east side of the Abbey to find Milly Osworth and turn in the quest Milly Osworth. Get Milly’s Harvest quest.

15. Go Southeast to the vineyards. Click the buckets of grapes in the fields to collect items for Milly’s Harvest.

16. Head Southeast from the vineyards, Kill Garrick Padfoot and retrieve his head.

17. Head back to Northshire Abbey, turn in Milly’s Harvest to Milly, Bounty on Garrick Padfoot and get Grape Manifest.

18. Turn in Grape Manifest inside Northshire Abbey on the second floor.

19. Follow the path southwest out of Northshire Valley, pick up Rest and Relaxation along the way.

20. Head Southwest to Stormwind.

21. Take the Deeprun Tram in SW to Ironforge.

22. Get Ironforge Flight Path and head outside Ironforge gate to Kharanos (dwarven starting area).

23. Go inside the Inn at Kharanos and set Hearthstone there. Get Beer Basted Boar Ribs and Tools for Steelgrill at Kharanos.

24. Go Northeast to Steelgrill’s Depot and turn in Tools for Steelgrill. Get Ammo for Rumbleshot, Stocking Jetsteam and The Grizzled Den.

25. Head Southwest to The Grizzled Den and Complete The Grizzled Den.

26. Head Southeast from the Grizzled Den to a small camp with a crate by it. Click on the crate to retrieve Rumbleshot’s Ammo. Kill Crag Boars and Black Bears to complete Stocking Jetsteam and Beer Basted Boar Ribs.

27. Head Southwest along the road to turn in Ammo for Rumbleshot to Hegnar Rumbleshot.

28. Go to Kharanos, buy a Rhapsody Malt from inside the Inn and turn in the quest Beer Basted Boar Ribs.

29. Run back to Steelgrill’s Depot and Turn in The Grizzled Den and Stocking Jetsteam. Accept Evershine.

30. Go West to Brewnall Village and turn in the quest Evershine.

31. Pick up Bitter Rivals, A Favor for Evershine and The Perfect Stout from NPCs around Brewnall Village.

32. Complete A Favor for Evershine by killing the mobs around Brewnall Village.

33. Head back to Kharanos, but a Thunder Ale from the Innkeep. Go Downstairs and click on the Thunder Ale Barrel, accept Return to Marleth and Frostmane Hold.

34. Head West from Steelgrill’s Depot and Get Operation Recombobulation from Razzle Sprysprocket.

35. Go North to Shimmer Ridge and kill Frostmane Seers and open Shimmerweed Baskets for Shimmerweed.

36. Go back to Brewnall Village, turn in Return to Marleth, The Perfect Stout, and get Shimmer Stout

37. Go North to the area outside Gnomeregan and complete Operation Recombobulation.

38. Explore Frostmane Hold and kill Frostmane Headhunters for Frostmane Hold.

39. Hearth to Kharanos.

40. Turn in Frostmane Hold, get The Reports

41. Run up and turn in Operation Recombobulation

42. Go East to Amberstill Ranch, get the quest Protecting the Herd.

43. Go Southwest and to kill Vagash for Protecting the Herd, turn it in.

44. Go Southeast to Gol’Bolar Quarry. Accept Those Blasted Troggs! and The Public Servant.

45. Go into cave and complete the two quests listed above.

46. Go Northeast to North Gate Outpost and accept The Lost Pilot.

47. Go Northwest, click on Dwarven Corpse for The Lost Pilot, accept A Pilot’s Revenge.

48. Head West for Mangeclaw.

42. Turn in A Pilot’s Revenge at North Gate Outpost.

43. Go to South Gate Outpost, turn in Shimmer Stout and accept Stout to Kadrell.

44. Head South to get to Loch Modan

45. Head to Thelsamar

46. Turn in Stout to Kadrell, Get Flight Path.

47. Fly to Ironforge, Head to Deeprun Tram.

48. While Inside Deeprun Tram, accept and complete Deeprun Rat Roundup.

49. Turn in Deeprun Rat Roundup and get Me Brother Nipsy.

50. Take Deeprun Tram to Stormwind, Turn in Me Brother Nipsy. Train Spells.

51. Get Humble Beginnings from Baros Alexston in the Cathedral District.

52. Head out of Stormwind to Goldshire in Elwynn Forest.

53. When in Goldshire, turn in Rest and Relaxation. Set Hearthstone to the Inn. Get Gold Dust Exchange, Kobold Candles, The Fargodeep Mine, A Fishy Peril, Elmore’s Task, Report to Gryan Stoutmantle.

54. Turn in A Fishy Peril. Accept Further Concerns.

55. Go Southwest to The Stonefield Farm. Accept Lost Necklace and Princess Must Die!

56. Go East to Maclure Vinyards, get Young Lovers, turn in Lost Necklace, Accept Pie for Billy. Kill Stonetusk Boars for Chunks of Meat.

57. Go back to Stonefield Farm, turn in Pie for Billy. Accept Back to Billy, Turn in Young Lovers, Accept Speak with Gramma, turn it in and accept Note to William.

58. Go back to the Maclure Vineyards, turn in Back to Billy, Accept Goldtooth.

59. Go South to Fargodeep Mine. Kill Goldtooth retrieve necklace. Complete Gold Dust Exchange and Kobold Candles.

60. Return to Goldshire and turn in quests.

- Thanks for visiting the Free WoW Human Leveling Guide for low levels. I hope you enjoyed using this guide as much as I enjoyed writing it for you. Although, it did take some time. If you enjoyed and found use out of this guide, consider linking to Noobstation or this post to get the word out! Thanks everybody!

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I was walking down the street (because there is a gas station right up the road) to get an energy drink, and I saw an asian man walking upon the opposite sidewalk from me. I glanced back down after looking at him, but then looked back up to see his shirt. The shirt that he was wearing was none other than this one.

I nearly had to stop drop and roll to keep from laughing. Seriously Blizzard, Bravo on that one. You guys have a hell of a marketing team and honestly, I wouldn’t have thought of that in a million years. I’m buying one. That is all. I know I’ve just wasted some of your time….and you are welcome! =P

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Sincrely,

The Crazies who run this joint.

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Hin Denburg – This is the Goblin Zeppelin Master in Tirisfal Glades. If you remove the spacing, you’ve got Hindenburg (you know, the famous Airship launched from Germany in 1926)

Fight Club - This is a low level blue mace inspired by the feature film by the same title.

Smythe and Whessan – Two Canoneers in Northwatch Keep South of Ratchet. Inspired by the firearm manufacturer Smith & Wesson.

Linken – A Gnome who forgets where he comes from, wearing a green hood in Un’Goro Crater. Inspired by the main character Link from The Legend of Zelda. Also, Linken’s Boomerang and Linken’s Sword of Mastery are inspired by the Boomerang and Master Sword from Zelda.

Samophlange – This quest in Ratchet was inspired by the Thundercats, where they Snarf is mistakenly stepping on a device by the same name.

Grimlok – Inspired by Transformers: The Movie (1986) and King Grimlock.

Spraggle Frock – Inspired by the popular children’s show Fraggle Rock.

Winstone Wolfe – This NPC resides in Ravenholdt and is inspired by the character Winston Wolf from Pulp Fiction.

Olaf, Baelong and Eric the Swift – These NPCs deep in Uldaman were inspired by a Super Nintendo game that Blizzard created called The Lost Vikings. The NPCs have the same ablities in World of Warcraft that they did in the popular SNES game.

Haris Pilton – Obviously a mock of Paris Hilton in the lower city of Shattrath City. Appears with the word <Socialite> under her head.

There are many, many more of these Easter Eggs within World of Warcraft. Keep an eye out for them and good luck!

Also…World of Warcraft Tips

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World of Warcraft Cataclysm Races

The Horde will now be able to play Goblins, and needless to say this has been long awaited. This is especially true because of how cool Goblins are in World of Warcraft. Wanna be a tiny green money hungry trouble starter? I certainly do.

The Allinace gets the Worgen. If you aren’t familiar with these creatures, think back to Duskwood. These character models are awesome and they’re going to add a little bit of animal ferocity to the Alliance comparable to the Taurent. I’m really excited about the Alliance actually getting a “non-pretty” race. Pretty sweet deal.

World of Warcraft Cataclysm Zone Changes

The Barrens will be split into two territories and will be battled over. The landscape will be cracked and torn more than it already is.

Azshara is going to become a low level territory. They’re estimating levels 10-20 at this time, but that’s subject to change.

RUMOR: Durotar will be on the brink of Destruction and Orgrimmar might be destroyed and or war-torn.

RUMOR: Gnomeregan may be able to be reclaimed and might become the Gnome capital again.

Ragnaros will return in a new form!

World of Warcraft Cataclysm Level Cap

The World of Warcraft level cap will be raised ot level 85, which I’m a fan of. When you raise the cap 10 levels, you nearly negate all gear that people have raided for by replacing it too quickly. There is a good possibilty that the high-end gear you’ve got on now will actually last until 85, which will be nice.

Needless to day, Cataclysm sounds like it’s gonna be amazing. I’ve pre-ordered it and you can too at Amazon. I will tell you that I get a small comission from recommending Amazon, but if you’re going to pre-order it anyway, I’d appreciate you using this link to World of Warcraft: Cataclysm and support Noobstation! Thanks guys and gals. Again, It’s been fun talking WoW and Cataclysm with you!

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