Cataclysm Worgen Leveling Guide 1-85

Posted on January 20, 2011 by admin

If you intend to start the game fresh and decided on playing the Worgen, you’ve come to the right place. As they’re the newest race to join the myriad of options in the World of Warcraft, there may not be a lot of information on them as of yet. However, I’m going to try to give you the low-down on everything you need to know from the first quest till you take the portal to Darnassus at the end.

Basically, you start off as a human which hasn’t been turned into a Worgen. From there, you’ll start finding out their origins and how they’re implemented in the World of Warcraft. You’ll start at level 1 in the city of Gilneas which is pretty much your home city which you’ll be seeing until you’re at least level 10. If you’re absolutely new to the game remember to speak to guards and ask where key locations are such as Flight Paths to taxi around.

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Lockdown!
Seek out Lieutenant Walden in the North West of Merchant Square to start your initial quest chain.

Something’s Amiss
With Lieutenant Walden gone you’ll head to Prince Liam with the news of his death.

All Hell Breaks Loose
Prince Liam provides 3 simple quests which can be completed close by to him.

Evacuate The Merchant Square
Knock on 4 doors to civilian homes on the area marked on your minimap

Salvage The Supplies
Look around for 4 Supply Crates which are brown boxes around Merchant Square.

Royal Orders
The last quest of the chain, head to the southern end of the city called the Military Quarter and search for an NPC named Gwen Armstead.

Someone’s Looking For You
Here’s where you speak to your Class Trainer where you’ll constantly be returning to to learn new spells and skills.

Safety In Numbers
You’ll need to seek out King Genn Greymane somewhere in the Military District. Press the Map button default “M” to see an indicator to where he is.

Old Divisions
Enter Stoneward Prison and speak with a Captain Broderick

The Prison Rooftop
Head up the stairs and speak to Lord Darius

By The Skin Of His Teeth
Defend the area above the prison for around 2 minutes by killing the attacking Worgens

While You’re At It
Kill 5 Bloodfang Worgens which are just nearby patrolling the streets

Brothers In Arms
Return to the King in the Military Quarter

The Rebel Lord’s Arsenal
You’re sent to Josiah Avery in the Military District. Once again follow the indicator on your map and enter the house shown from the back where you’ll see the entrance to a storm cellar.

From The Shadows
Kill 6 Bloodfang Lurkers using the mastiff pet. Remember it has a sort of charge ability which you can use as well.

Message To Greymane
Once again, head back to King Genn Greymane in the Military District

Save Krennan Aranas
You’ll be given a horse to rescue Krennan. He’s hiding inside a tree smack in the middle of the battle. Just move near him and use the horse’s ability which is by default “1″.

Time To Regroup
You’ll have to head back to Greymane Court to the west of the map, once again you’ll need to speak to King Genn Greymane.

Sacrifices
You’ll be on a horse again but you won’t be controlling it. You just need to throw the flares at the Worgen around you.

By Blood And Ash
Get on a cannon and shoot 100 Bloodfang Stalkers

Never Surrender, Sometimes Retreat
Speak to Lord Darius Crowley within the Light’s Dawn Cathedral

Last Stand
Kill 10 Frenzied Stalkers

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Now here’s where things get a little more fun. Instead of running around as a human, you finally get to play the race you actually chose. The Worgen. Also from here, you’ll be sent out of the city where there will be several quest hubs.

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Worgen Classes – Which Class Will You Play?

Posted on January 19, 2011 by admin

index Worgen Classes Which Class Will You Play?In the past, if you have ever quested in Silverpine Forest you will be extremely familiar with the Sons of Arugal mobs that show up to end your pleasant questing. Unexpectedly dying to them was my first introduction to the Worgen race years ago and to be perfectly honest, I hated them, but only until Cataclysm was released and I overcame my initial judgments. Since then I have found the Worgen race quite fun to play.

Out of the ten playable classes in game, Worgens are able to choose from eight of them, including Mage, Rogue, Warlock, Priest, Druid, Warrior, Hunter and Death Knight. Since Worgens were once humans themselves, they have managed to retain many of the skills they learnt and practiced before the outbreak. This explains their ability to choose all original classes. However the Death Knight and Druid classes have specific storylines of their own and I won’t spoil it for you should you be interested in playing and finding it out yourself.

That said, picking a class to play your own Worgen with should be based on what you like or know. Personally I enjoyed playing my own Rogue Worgen because in terms of PvP their racials were advantageous and I really had fun sneaking up on unsuspecting victims and sharing my pain. Overall, the Worgen race was absolutely well made and fun to play from start to max level. While looking very fearsome, only once you begin to play your own Worgen will you “bond” and learn all the quirks and perks of playing one.

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Worgen Racials – What Do They Have Which Others Races Don’t?

Posted on January 11, 2011 by admin

worgen racial Worgen Racials What Do They Have Which Others Races Dont?The Worgen race has six total racial abilities, with three of them being passive abilities. Having played a few different Worgen classes so far, I have found their racials to be pretty good, especially in PvP, but don’t discount them in PvE either.

First there is the Darkflight ability which increases movement speed by 40% for 10 seconds. This can be immense in PvP situations both for getting the jump on an enemy or escaping a potential gank. Essentially, it either gives you a huge movement boost OR counteracts movement speed reductions cast on your character. It has a 3 minute cooldown which is decent and so will have to be used at the most opportune moments.

The other two active abilities are Two Forms and Running Wild. Running Wild serves as the Worgen racial mount allowing you to transform and increase movement speed equivalent to any other mount in game. Two Forms on the other hand is the skill that you eventually learn that enables the Worgen Race to transform into either Human or Worgen form. You will automatically revert to Worgen form anytime you enter combat. Something worth noting is that before you gain the Two Forms ability, you can type “/transform” to transform between either forms.

On to the passives: Flayer is the passive racial that increases skinning skill by 15 points while allowing you to skin beast 0.5 seconds faster than usual. This is especially useful when leveling as it saves time. However, it is equally useful end game in terms of making money or crafting your own Epic gear especially for Rogues and Hunters as the cost of end game materials is much higher than in previous expansions.

Aberration is the second passive ability that gives resistance to both Nature and Shadow damage. So for all the Rogues out there who just love ganking pesky Warlocks, Aberration will definitely add salt to an open wound.

Finally we get to my personal favorite Worgen racial called Viciousness. Not only does it sound amazing, it increases your critical strike chance by 1%. If you think this doesn’t sound like much, think again as every single percent counts for a lot both in PvE and PvP especially if like me, you are the competitive type. In PvE having an extra 1% chance to crit can be the difference between being first on the damage meters or second. In PvP it goes without saying that crtting often is not only extremely useful, but also incredible fun to see. After all who doesn’t like smashing a crit on an enemy and seeing a huge number appear on screen.

If you’d like to level a Worgen, whether you’re new to World of Warcraft or simply to level an Alt, it might be a good idea to check out the leveling guide Zygor’s provided which specifically tends to the needs of the Worgen race.

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Worgen Leveling – Advantages Of Playing a Worgen

Posted on October 18, 2010 by admin

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The first few levels of the Worgen race is fairly interesting as you’ll be able to actively participate in the town’s civil war between worgen and humans. Upon completion, your character would then become a Worgen and sent to Duskhaven, before the Forsaken invade Gilneas. If you’re starting out as a Death Knight, there will be a little difference in the cut scenes during which Knight Commander Plaguefist insists you bloody your blade on a prisoner.

As a Worgen, you’ll be able to choose between a Death Knight, Druid, Warrior, Hunter, Mage, Priest, Rogue or Warlock as your class. Of course, the differences in how their Racial Abilities will be useful is noticable. I’ve listed a few of the confirmed racials below:-

Darkflight (3min Cooldown)            – Activates your true form, increasing movement speed by 70% for 10 seconds

Viciousness (Passive)                         – Increased critical strike chance by 1%

Aberration (Passive)                           – Reduces the duration of curses and diseases by 15%

Flayer (Passive)                                     – Skinning skill +15 and skinning takes 0.5 seconds less

Two Forms ( 1.5sec Cooldown)       – Swaps between human and Worgen form

Running Wild ( 1.5sec Cooldown)   – Race equivalent of a mount.

As you can see from their Racial Abilities, they have equally significant strengths whether in a PvE or PvP environment. Probably the only purely PvE skill would be the Flayer which affects the profession and has nothing to do with player advantage unless considering monetarily.

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Worgen Origins – How Did the Worgen Come to Azeroth?

Posted on October 17, 2010 by admin

Worgen are the upcoming Alliance race which will be available in the Cataclysm expansion. There being a lot of hype about it, a lot of the information behind why the Alliance gets the ferocious looking race and not the Horde is fairly interesting. The reasons behind it were that the Alliance initially never had a truly bestial or aggresive looking race. In The Burning Crusade, Blizzard had tried to fix that by providing the Alliance Draenai which were huge, broad shouldered but it turned out they were gentle giants.

With the Worgen, a truly fearsome looking race was finally given to the Alliance with the Goblin counterpart to the Horde. For starters, their background begins where they used to have been a druid sect which were known as “Druids of the Scythe” who worshipped the great wolf “Ancient Goldrinn”. Other than the cat, bear, treant and moonkin forms, they were able to shapeshift into worgens. However, due to the form’s savage nature, the druids became more and more feral.

Because of this, the other druids had agreed to lock the specific sect away by placing them under a spell which meant an eternal slumber. This of course did not last for very long as someone or something under the pretense of “Elune” had granted the “Scythe of Elune” to Velinde Starsong who was at the time fighting a war for control of Felwood and Ashenvale against demons.

The weapon allowed her to channel energy to weaken time and space, making it possible to summon worgen to her aid. However, with time the scythe was able to continue summoning worgen even without her intervention. At this point, the worgen were still under her command and she had ordered as many of the packs as possible to remain at the Shrine of Mel’Thandris. Looking for a solution in the libraries of Darnassus as well as consulting with Onu in the Darkshore, she had heard whispers from a Kirin Tor wizard named Arugal whom had also summoned Worgen.

As Velinde was uncertain of the magics involved, she decided to consult Arugal for help. Unfortunately, upon arrival in Duskwood, she had completely disappeared. Most some say that she may have been summoned into the worgen’s realm and some others claim that she may have simply died and her corpse devoured by the unsavoury denizens of Duskwood.

The Scythe itself, was then picked up by a man only known as Jitters, which then triggered the effect of worgen summoning again. Jitters had managed to escape their clutches but was continously hunted by the worgen through the woods. In an attempt to escape, Jitters had disposed of the weapon in the Yorgen Farmstead where he had met the Black Riders of Deadwind Pass. The Black Riders, believed to be agents of Morbent Fel then murdered Sven Yorgens family as they were unable to locate the scythe.

Until now, Jitters remains in Duskwood’s Raven Hill. Praying neither Worgen, Black Rider or Scourge may find him as the darkness from the curse of the scythe lingers. Nobody knows if the Scythe of Elune was recovered.

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Welcome To Worgen Leveling Guide Dot Net

Posted on October 10, 2010 by admin

This blog provides information regarding a Worgen Leveling Guide.

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