Wow Horde Leveling Guide - World of Warcraft

Before going on to the meat of this topic it is important to point out that this short article about Wow horde leveling guide does not tell you ALL the aspects of leveling up a Horde character, let alone all the other stuff that a Horde character can do in the game. This guide will serve players in as much as tips and guidelines on grinding for any Horde character – the act of repetitive killing of field monsters in the game in order to gain experience – is concerned in the game.

Leveling up a Horde character in the beginning, which is usually up to when you reach level 30 (which is the average required level before you can start grinding), varies simply because of the race you choose when you start the game, which in turn will affect where you will start out. While how you can go about this in every particular Horde race can be better detailed out in other guides that specialize in this, the general idea to leveling up your Horde character in the beginning is for you to do a series quests from area to area, as opposed to early midlevel grinding where you focus more on repeated killing of monsters that hang about in area per area.

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But once you get to level 30 or so, most quests can no longer provide enough experience for you to advance at a decent phase. So you will want to compliment this (take note: you don’t abandon questing altogether) with grinding. This is where knowledge on the basic grinding spots are useful, because not all area are created equal, and some areas are more ideal for Horde characters than Alliance characters and vice-versa.

Your first stop will be to go to the Shimmering Flats. Take some of the hunting/kill quests (those which tell you to kill a particular number of a kind of monster) and focus taking out Basilisks in the area. Upon reaching level 35 go to Stranglethorn Vale, specifically the Lake Nazferiti, where you can grind on the Venture Co. Meteorologists. But don’t spend too much time here. In fact, after a level or so you should start turning in more kill quests in Desolace and focus on Nagas until level 38.

At this point go to Badlands and grind on all of the monsters there. They’re fairly easy to spot and are abundant enough to last you until level 40. You should then go to Lethlor Ravine and start focusing on the Whelps there. By then you might want to either grind in the Waterfield Spring of Tanaris for a while or directly to the Pirate Cove along the coast, also for grinding. Either way, stay within these bounds until level 50 before you trek the Raventsuk Village in the Hinterlands for more kill quests.

When you reach level 52 and above slowly transition yourself among the Firegut Ogres at the Burning Steppes, the monsters in Winterspring, and then focusing on the Yeti Cave until level 60. Just take your pick among all the good grinding spots that are accessible within these areas and move on as you go up a level or two.

The places mentioned above are relatively easy to find. Otherwise, maps and guides to getting to these places are equally easy to get.

Good work, you just leveled up your Horde character to level 60.

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