"Battleground strategies: Whether it is a 40 vs 40 Alterac Valley massacre or a fierce round of Warsong Gulch: Employing the right strategies is what decides the outcome of the battle. The World of Warcraft PvP Guide addresses not only team strategies, but also offers a course of action for single players, duos and trios. Find out how you personally can change the tides. Take full advantage of the potential your class offers in these circumstances: Alterac Valley: Strategies for both sides, covering progression, tactical movements, and play styles for attackers and defenders. Quest walk-throughs including rewards offer a run down on different opportunities in this BG. Exact reputation figures and statistics give you an idea of the value of different targets. Arathi Basin: Exact formulas for AB offer a good insight into how this battleground works. Learn the ropes of the fighting ground and how to judge the different locations with a run-down on camp risks and opportunities. A quick view at the rewards shows you what's really worth the effort. Eye of the Storm: Lead your team to success in the Burning Crusade battleground. Compact strategies and a quick-guide explain how you can devastate your opponents on this battleground. Warsong Gulch: A guide to flag capturing and defending brings you up to date with the most advanced methods currently employed in WSG. As with the other battlegrounds you also get an analysis of the different available rewards. Class specific PvP strategies: World of Warcraft offers a very different PvP experience depending on the class you play. wow gold Are you the Warrior that charges into groups with heavy healer support. Are sneaky stealth attacks your preferred choice of taking out your enemies. In the World of Warcraft PvP Guide individual abilities get addressed in class specific chapters: Class analysis: A scrupulous in-depth look reveals the true strengths and weaknesses of classes in World of Warcraft.
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"Druid - Probably the best class to run the flag. Druids can heal, but their biggest asset is their ability to dispel movement debuffs by changing form. Druids also may get a speed buff through their talent tree. Hunters - With sprinting pets (cats, for example, can learn dash), hunters can overrun just about anyone on the battlefield. Sicing these pets on back line cloth wearers can seriously wreck their day. Hunters can also track an opposing flag runner. On defense, a hunter's stuns (like ""wing clip"") and traps (like ""ice trap"") make getting to the flag hard enough, while their DPS can seal the deal for the ""D"". On offense frost traps make excellent short term cc to slow pursuers. Mages - The old ""root and nuke"" makes mages excellent in the midfield or on defense. Sheep enemies pursuing your flag runner, but keep in mind that sheeping an opposing flag runner can cause confusion (i.e. pursuers that just arrive on the scene don't know where the flag went or who to attack). Some of the best control players are frost mage's that can slow down whole groups of enemy pursuing your flag carrier or stopping the enemy flag carrier cold. Paladins - A healer in plate (or mail) is a major benefit to flag runners and the mid-field. While Paladin DPS (damage per second) can't match most other classes, Paladins shouldn't underestimate the difference their heals will make when exerting ownership over the midfield or rushing the flag room with a group. buy cheap wow gold Or while bringing a flag runner home. Increased run speed combined with cleanse and blessing of freedom can make an excellent flag carrier. Priests - A priest's role really depends on whether their spec is holy (healing) or shadow (damage). eq2 platinum Some form of healing is essential to run a flag successfully, and nobody heals better than a holy spec'ed priest (shielding is awesome, too).
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"All the major cities have a ""Warsong Gulch Battlemaster."" Talk to this NPC to get into the WSG queue, then go about your business. When a battleground opens up (it takes anywhere from a few minutes to an hour and more, depending on how many Alliance and Horde in your level range are running WSG), you'll be given the option to join. Note that if you don't accept in a few seconds' time, you can still join the bg by right clicking the faction symbol icon located around your minimap. When you enter the battleground, you'll have about 2 minutes to get organized before the raid begins. As players join the battleground they will automattically be added to the battleground raid group. You can type ""/bg"" to talk in the battle ground channel (or set the default chat channel to ""bg""). The rest of this time should be used to iron out who's doing what. Read on for some of the roles I've come across in Warsong Gulch (but note that things may be entirely different on your server... so use this guide as a springboard into your battleground experience only). Communication is Key... So whatever role you serve out, talk it up! Many hardcore PvP guilds have dedicated VoIP servers, which allow freeflowing voice communication between teammates. VoIP has one major limitation; unless everyone's listening, someone will always be left out of the loop. So if you're limited to the keyboard: here are a few commonly used terms, though the definition of these terms (and the terms used) may be different on your server. Center, Left, Right - When the other team has your flag, messages that ""he's going center"" means that the flag is probably coming out of the center tunnel and going straight upfield. When your team has a flag, a cry of ""go your right"" probably means that hostiles are covering the left-to-center side from the flag runner's perspective.
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