A character boost is never worth it. That is if it's a class you've never played before. You feel strange to play a class straight from level 110 and not understand the play style like you can learn from levelling it. Yes, you learn so much from doing easy content with half a specc…
if you buy shadowlands you get a 120 boost that you can use immediately. Current boosts take you up to 120, including the ones from the Shadowlands prepurchase.
The Character Boost can be purchased through the in-game shop, currently priced at $60/£40.
Give your character a little boost
There comes a time in every hero's quest when they need a little boost to help get them over the hump and back into the action. With a Level 120 Character Boost, you can grant one character a one-time boost to level 120 instantly.That'll give you a level 120 character boost, which includes 390 item level gear and a decent Heart of Azeroth neck level, a really nice launch for a new character.
Right now, a character boost to 110 will cost you $60, and if Blizzard follows the pattern from Battle for Azeroth, level 120 boosts will cost the same.
To summarize some of our favorites: At 10 hours played per week it will take 5 and a half months to reach level 60. At 20 hours played per week if will take 2.8 months to reach level 60. Even if you play 40 hours per week it will still take you 1.4 months to reach level 60.
Streamer JokerdTV has become the first player to reach the maximum level of 60 in World of Warcraft Classic.
Jokerd reported that he was able to level up so quickly due to solo grinding mobs using the mage's abilities to group up and control large groups of enemies. Mages can also use area of effect spells to kill an entire group at a time.
three days and seven hours
No, 5 to 10 levels lower you will not be able to solo I'd say. Dungeons in Classic are a lot harder then in Retail. Because Mobs are stronger and characters are weaker. If you are a level 29 Twink you might able to solo Deadmines but not the Stockades.
Questing is fastest. Most quests require you to grind mobs anyway, plus you get extra money, gear and rep. There's places where there's no good reason not to do the quests. If you're going to go and grind mobs anyway you might as well pick up some quests and kill the right mobs.
Almost every spot involves quest mobs too so there is that as well. Questing as a mage is 100% confirmed faster than aoe farming, even with 0 competition, but if you are farming humanoids it's great gold.
So it's definitely worth doing one, but beyond that you should go back to questing. It's the same with the dungeons. But in Bfa they have drastically cut the xp from dungeons. So now I would say just doing quests is the fastest.
Classic WoW Zones By Level
- Starting Zone (1-10)
- Secondary Zone (10-20)
- Redridge Mountains / Ashenvale / Stonetalon Mountains / (20-25)
- Wetlands / Duskwood / Hillsbrad Foothills (25-30)
- Northern Stranglethorn (north) / Thousand Needles (30-35)
- Desolace / Arathi Highlands (35-40)
Here are five tips to help you get started on your leveling journey in World of Warcraft Classic and make the most of your in-game time.
- It's going to take a long time.
- Use a leveling add-on.
- It's OK to ignore your class quests.
- Here's how you want to prioritize questing.
- Do your Dungeons.
Shadowfang Keep is a level 22-30 dungeon located in the Horde leveling zone of Silverpine Forest in Classic WoW. The instance portal is situated just north of Pyrewood Village.
There are six different ways to get your heirloom gear:
- Buy them with gold from guild vendors.
- Buy them with Justice Points, which are obtained by doing lower level (Burning Crusade, Wrath, Cataclysm) dungeons and raids.
- Buy them with Darkmoon Prize Tickets, which you get by doing quests at the Darkmoon Faire.
Shadowfang Keep is an early dungeon that Horde players are more likely to venture into, but Alliance Warlocks and Paladins will have to complete for their class quests. You can enter the dungeon at Level 11, but it is recommended to only do the dungeon once you reach Level 18 to 21.
The Scarlet Monastery is a complex of four instanced dungeons for both Horde and Alliance characters. Recommended character levels are about 35-45 for a group of five.
To enter any of the 4 instances inside Scarlet Monastery you must be at least level 20.
Located in the northeast corner of the blighted Tirisfal Glades, the Scarlet Monastery was once a cathedral to the Light, now taken over by zealots. The Scarlet Monastery is a complex of four wings, each an instanced dungeon, for both Horde and Alliance characters.
