Overview

Hello and welcome to my little guide on Death Knights. This guide is for the beta of wrath of the lich king, otherwise known as just wrath, and thus bound to change. Note that as a beta guide, when wrath goes live, things are bound to change. The point of this guide is to bring all the death knight info out there and have it in one place in manageable sizes. In this guide, I’ll cover a few things.

1. The basics and starting out for a Death Knight
2. What makes a Death Knight, a Death Knight
3. Skills, what they are, and tips on how to use them

With the addition of Burning Crusade and the 10 level increase most people are confused with the new item rating system for things such as Defense Rating, Dodge Rating, Combat Ratings, and more. 1 Rating point does not equal 1 skill point or crit point as most have come to find out. So how many +rating does it take to = 1 skill point or % to crit you may ask?

Below is a conversion table for level 70. Please note that prior to level 70 ratings points are more powerful at lower levels and this is where they balance out at level 70.

Defensive Ratings and Conversions

When I started playing World of Warcraft, I barely read any of the manuals and started playing. I doubt I am alone. What follows are five things I learned from my early days of playing the game:

1) Do not get locked into thinking you have to "pair up" professions, consider strictly gathering instead.

In this guide i will try to help u expand your ability as a hunter. Hunters are a mainly DPS class. wich is absolutly sick!
Usually I can take to horde players that are my level and kill them)depends on classes)

Hunters do have a couple weaknesses:

THE DEAD ZONE

The dead zone is the area that you must use a melee weapon for

So you have a level 70 warlock, but you're depressed at your lack of stockpiled gold? Do you wish there was something you could do to gain copious amounts of loot with little effort and maximum efficiency? Fortunately for you, there is an easy solution to this problem! With just a few easy steps and a new, fun, and rewarding playstyle, you can turn your level 70 warlock into a veritable farming machine!

Choosing the right hunter pet can oftentimes be frustrating and confusing. Some hunter's don't realize the science that is behind choosing the right pet in order to ensure the hunter is operating at max efficiency depending on the characters main focus and objectives in the game. This guide will go over all of the different hunter pet types, the modifiers, and help you understand what type of pet you would optimally choose to increase or max your operational capacity as a hunter and save you time and increase your enjoyment level while playing a hunter.

Hunters - Overview

Mages are mana wielders that deal massive range damage. They have spells like Blink, which allows them to teleport forward and Polymorph, which turns enemies into helpless sheep. Mages also have a wide array of armor spells that do everything from raise resistances and armor to block out damage completely. While mages can’t heal they are a versatile class that is a benefit to every group. They can summon food and drink, immobilize mobs, cast intellect buffs, snare mobs, remove curses, and port to major cities.

How to Level a Mage

Rogue - Overview

Rogues are a melee class that deal massive damage at close range. They have the ability to stealth, sneak up, and surprise their enemies. They are also masters of escaping fights when they feel that they can't win. They can use their poisons to take away their opponents range advantages over them. Rogues are a bonus to have in groups because they can pick lock doors and chests plus disarm traps.