30-32 -
Finish up your Tarren Mill quests, then grab the Rod of Heracular quest from the undead apprentice in the graveyard beside the ruined church. Then head over

to the Darrow Cave and grind the living crap out of those yetis. Before I got the rod, I was level 33 and the Yeti's still yielded good exp. Turn the rod

quest in for a suitable 2100-3000 exp and continue the chain if you want.

32-34 -
I fluctuated between STV and Arathi for these. Start the Mok'Thardin quest chain in Grom'gol, as you'll be working towards it for the next 6 levels. In

Arathi, do the Guile of the Raptor quests. 37 raptors should be no problem for you if you handle them right.

34-36 -
I was mainly in STV here, grinding away at the STV bloodscalp quests. I had 4 which required me to kill, kill and kill. From those 4 and the 2 hours of

grinding it took to get the items, I was 36. Fastest two levels for a long time.

36-38 -
Continue expaning on with the Nesingwary hunting quests, dont bother with the Green Hills quests, the rewards arent worth nearly as much as the time and

effort you put into it. However, if you're really interested, go grind the goblin geologists over near Lake Nazerfeti (or something like that). I had two 16

slot bags full just with pages, sold majority for around 1g each while I did a quest i picked up in the BB tavern near the FP.

38-40 -
38 wasnt so bad, as I finished the Mok'Thardin and the Nesingwary chains, getting a decent set from the reward. I mainly just grinded on ogres for the 6 or

so bubbles which remained afterwards. 39, however, is one of the longest grinds (or so it felt) i've had for a long time. I tried jungle stalkers and SM

runs. Jungle stalkers were okay, but without rest the grind is a long one, and you'll often find yourself at the wrong side of a claw/blade. I got ganked a

total number of 89 while I grinded this level, and it took me 7h and 15m to finish it.

A few quick notes about grinding:

When moving to these areas, make sure you pick up the migration quests (such as the Desolace one who gives you a horn to take to Nesingwary, which starts

that chain effectively) as they yield anywhere from 200 exp to a whopping 3000 exp (nearly 2 whole bubbles at 34).

Also, invest in enhancement potions. Elixirs of Greater <insert skill here>> are a great way to add DPS and reduce downtime. 5g for 5 EoGA knocked about 2 hours off my grinding with the quite decent 7dps buff it gave.

Everytime you visit a town, refill your ammo/knives, whatever. It isnt worth breaking the rhythm of a good grind because something broke or you're out of ammo.

Only ever pick up kill or gather from kill quests. Migration are okay, but take them just as you're done with that area.

Dustwallow Marsh is a waste of time.

Well i found that if u find a plant with the food in it, u open the the dialogue box(after cleansing it if needed), zoom in so there is minimal distance between the message u click on and the plant. left click the message to get the food as normal, then quickly right click the plant again. about 50-75% of the time if u did it fast enough another dialogue box will appear and u can do it again and get double food.
Not sure if this has to do with a laggy server but it works all the time for me on destromath and illidan(both fairly high pop servers). Im not sure if this was ever posted so i figured i might as well spread the word. Ive been doin it for a couple months now and i can easily got 100+ whippers in about 30-45 mins(after farming for soul shards to get the plant salves). Ive actually gotten it to work 3 times on one plant before as well. Also im not positive but i have a feeling the plants become corrupted when they sit out too long. Ive actually ran back and forth for an hour gettin the plants as they spawn and 95% of them werent corrupted so i didnt have to use any salves.

Step 1 - Fly to Netherguard Keep, Blasted Lands.
Step 2 - Travel to 42,30ish where you will find mobs of humanoids. One of the mobs is called a "Servant of Sevine".
Step 3 - Clear your way to the servant, and agro the servant.
Step 4 - Kite this mob back to netherguard keep, and move it into the southern tower.

Here you must lose agro, and let the elite guards inside the keep tank the mob. Once you have lost agro, you are free to hit the mob, and go afk whilst your skill rises. If you are familiar with the quest involving these mobs, then you will know that you have to cog a crystal for the mob to die. Obviously there crystal is not cogged, and so the mob stays on 1% until a GM decides to despawn it (which usually takes 24hrs+ due to the obscure locale.) I'm sure you could pull the mob elsewhere for horde, although I am unfamiliar with the horde camps in that area. I would imagine you could do the same thing by kiting the mob to the horde camp in the south of the Swamp of Sorrows.

Here are some intended, and sometimes unintended tricks and "fun" tips for World of warcraft. These may not make you richer, but they WILL enrich your overall gaming experience!

Have fun. These were posted with permission from the original author.

Ironforge
Name: Nessy
Location: IF-SW; Deeprun Tram
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: If you jump off onto the walkway while going by on the tram or pass
at the right time, you can see a Thresadon swim around named Nessy, obviously
a reference to Scotland's Loch Ness monster.
Note: N/A

Name: Mermaid
Location: IF-SW; Deeprun Tram
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: If you look out in the water near some sunken ships, you can see a
Naga named Little Mermaid, an obvious referance to Disney's animated movie.
Note: N/A

Name: I'm a bit cooked.
Location: Ironforge - Military District
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: In the Military Distrcit in the large building where hunters &
warriors receive training you can go to a Siege Engine depot where you'll find
a dwarf dressed like a mechanic. His name is Xiggs Fuselighter, a play on
Star War's Biggs Darklighter, who was Luke's cover on the Death Star run.
Note: N/A

Name: Barnum, Bailey and Soleil
Location: Ironforge - Bank
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg:
The bankers are from the same family. Their first names are all circus related.
Barnum and Bailey are the famous circus promoters. While Soleil is a reference
to the Famous Cirque du soleil. Perhaps they were former circus clowns now
working in Corporate Ironforge.
Note:

Name: Old Ironforge
Location: Ironforge - King's Throneroom
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: In Ironforge, there is the ancient city of Ironforge. First jump
into the molten pit inside the great forge to enter ghost form. Walk back into
IF and go into the King's Throneroom. There should be two doors against the
wall, walk into the left one and then revive on the other side. You should be
able to explore the original Ironforge. When you want to leave, hearth out.
Note: Some people say they cannot get inside, even while in spirit form, I
haven't checked (but will soon) but it is possible Blizzard has restricted it
in a recent patch.

Stormwind City
Name: Child Gossip
Location: Stormwind City - Canals
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's two kids who talk about various things that are only myths
to them, but in reality can be found throughout the game. One of the children
talks about how he found a three eyed fish, a refrence to mutation.
Note: N/A

Name: Woo Ping - Weapon Master
Location: Stormwind - Trade District
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: A pun on the word 'whooping'. A fightermight give you a good,
solid whooping.
Note: N/A

Name: Under Siege
Location: Stormwind - Old Town - Pig & Whistle Tavern
Coordinates:
Easter Egg: In Old Town, Pig & Whistle Tavern, go downstairs. The cooks name
is Steven Ryback, an obvious play on Steven Segal's character Casey Ryback,
the navy cook in Under Siege.
Note:

Name: Alligator in The Sewers
Location: Stormwind City - Canals
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: You can find a giant alligator around the canals.
Note: N/A

Name: Blizzard Employees
Location: Stormwind City
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: A teacher walks around town with a bunch of kids, all of whome have
names of Blizzard Employees.
Note: N/A

Name: Salute
Location: Stormwind City - Valley of Heros
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: If you salute the Guard on horse there who's named Jonathan Marcus
or something, he will salute you back. You can also bow or wave to him, and he
will return the favor. People say that other emotes have affects as well. If
you flex at him, he will "appear unimpressed".
Note: N/A

Name: Dancing Barmaids
Location: Stormwind City - Inns
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: You can dance with the barmaids you find throughout Stormwind.
Note: N/A

Name: Who you gonna call?
Location: Stormwind City
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a mage quest where you have to capture "blue recluse" which
have infested a tavern in the mage district. You capture the ghosts inside
special containers. This is a refrence to the movie Ghostbusters.
Note: N/A

Name: For a burger today.
Location: Stormwind City
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: Topper McNab in the aisle of Stormwind sometimes yells out, "I
will gladly pay you <next day> for a hamburger today". A refrence to Popeye
the sailor man cartoon.
Note: N/A

Name: Where everybody knows your name!
Location: Stormwind City
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a man walking around with a mug that advertises for the
Blue Recluse, a tavern. One of his advertisements is, "Head on down to the
Blue Recluse where everybody knows your name!".
Note: N/A

Name: Slaughter
Location: Stormwind City - Mage District
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a movie called American Wolf in London, in it there's a
pub called the Slaughtered Lamb, as in Stormwind there is the inn called
the Slaugtered Lamb, which is home to Warlocks and the like.
Note: N/A

Name: Stormsing Bankers
Location: Stormwind City - Bank
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: The tree bankers in Stormwind are named left to right, Olivia,
Newtown and John, a reference to the singer/actress Olivia Newton John.
Note: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000556/

Name: Intelligence Agency
Location: Stormwind City, Elwynn Forest
Easter Egg: There is an organization, based in stormwind, named "SI:7." This
is in reference to the British Intelligence agency MI:6.
Notes: N/A

Don Morgoh
Name: Dwarven/Gnomish Airbase
Location: Dun Morgoh
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: When Flying from IF to Menethil (and possibly other places) you can
see an airbase up in the mountains that is unreachable by any normal methods.
Garret tells me, that with the help of a mount you can reach this by jumping.
There's some guards and a hunter trainer up there, I'll check this out as soon
as I can.
Note: N/A

Name: Mortar Team Practice Fire
Location: Dun Morgoh - Khranos
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: You can find a Dwarven Mortar team, that looks exactly the same as
in warcraft 3. If you do the quest to give them their ammo, they're reinact
a whole scene. They use the exact sound files from warcraft 3. One of the
Mortar Team's comments is a reference to an AC/DC song.
Note: N/A

Name: Dwarf Woman
Location: Dun Morgoh - Khranos
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: In one of the basements of a dwarven house is a poster of a bikini
clad female human. Looks like Dwarves don't like dwarven woman either.
Note: N/A

Name: Tech Support Bot
Location: Dun Morgoh - Gnomeregan
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: If you listen to Tech Bot while he's idle or fighting, he says
various quotes that Tech Support or other kind of things say. He has a spell
called "Battle Net" which slows the target. He also has an attack called,
Linkdead.
Note: N/A

Name: They've set us up the bomb.
Location: Dun Morgoh - Gnomeregan
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: The walking alarm bomb things look alot like Bob-Ombs of Mario.
Note: N/A

Name: Dupe
Location: Dun Morgoh - Gnomeregan
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: In Gnomeregan you can find "Dupe Bugs" which are a refrence to in
general duplication bugs that can be found in games. One of the major producers
of this was Diablo and Diablo 2 where item duplication was second hand.
Note: N/A

Name: Beam Me Up
Location: Dun Morgoh - Gnomeregan / Stranglethorn Vale - Booty Bay
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a goblin named sprok near the teleporter inside Gnomeregan.
On a similar note in Booty Bay there is a goblin next to a teleporter named
Scooty, with the title, Chief Enginner. A refrence to Star Trek's "Chief
Engineer Scotty".
Note: N/A

Name: Binary
Location: Dun Morgoh - Gnomeregan
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: The 3005 Punch Card Machines all have numbers on them, which in
binary translate to various phrases, you can get the following:
"Thrall and Jaina sitting ina tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G"
"If you can read this u're standing too close"
"The gnome king wears night elf underwear"
"Help! I'm trapped in a binary punch card factory!"
(Play on the popular line of "Help! I'm trapped in a X factory.")
"Tell your friends to play wow"
"Play the Warcarft roleplaying game"
(I think this is from the banners that used to span the top part of
Battle.Net in warcraft 3 and Starcraft.)
"Kiss me, I'm gnomish!"
("Toast" says this is a refernce to a Simpsons Tree House of Horror
Episode, but I'm fairly certain, being Irish myself, that this is a play on the
bumpersticker/t-shirt phrase "Kiss Me, I'm Irish". Although I guess it could
be a reference to The Simpsons.)
"The Lich King lives!"
(Tsuru Hiromi Inochi tells me this is a refrence to Elvis Presley. The
fact that Elvis had a closed coffin funeral and many thought he was still
alive or did not want to belive that the King of Rock'n'Roll was dead. "The
KingLives!".)
"Go go go!!"
(Starcraft Marine Reference Here I Think)
"Natalie Portman Rocks"
"Gnomeregan forever!"
"Play More wow"
Note: N/A

Loch Modan

Wetlands
Name: Crashed Pilot
Location: Wetlands
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: When flying from Wetlands to Ironforge you can see a crashed gnome
plane on the side of the mountain.
Note: N/A

Badlands
Name: The Lost Vikings
Location: Badlands - Uldaman
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: You can find 3 lost dwarf, who represent the Lost Vikings, one of
Blizzard's classic games.
Note: N/A

Name: Grimlok
Location: Badlands - Uldaman
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: When he attacks he shouts, "ME GRIMLOK, KING!". The T-Rex
transformer of the dinobots was named Grimlock. He was the king.
Note: N/A

Name: Indiana Jones
Location: Badlands - Uldaman
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: One quest has you gather an amulet and a staff and put them
togther then insert it into a minature city. A refrence to Indian Jones
and the Raiders of The Lost Ark.
Note: N/A

Name: Crom
Location: Badlands
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a crypt atop a mountain in Badlands, inside is a large
skeleton with a sword in hand. This is a reference to Conan the Barbarian.
Note: N/A

Name: A Real Boy
Location: The Badlands
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a mechanical NPC called Little Servo, who sometimes says,
"Someday I'll be a real boy". Crumsnatcher tells me that when you meet him he
says something similar to, "I'm familiar with 4 languages". This may be a
refrence to C3PO in Star Wars where he talks about being a protocol droid and
knows millions of languages.
Note: N/A

Searing Gorge

Burning Steppes
Name: Taunts
Location: Burning Steps - Blackrock Spire
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: When you're in the "event" fighting Lord Victor Nefarius and
Warchief Rend Blackhand will shout out taunts. Such as…
"Served"
"Woot!"
"You idiots! Kill the one in the dress!"
"Inconceivable"
(Tsuru Hiromi Inochi tells me this is a refrence to "The Princess Bride",
one of the antagonists mentions this movie several times.)
Note: N/A

Name: Cockroaches
Location: Burning Steppes
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: The Ember Worgs play with the cockroaches there.
Note: N/A

Red Ridge Mountains
Name: Lindsay Davenport
Location: Red Ridge Mountains - Lakeshire
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There are two NPC merchants in Lakeshire that are named Lindsay
Ashlock and Amy Davenport. Switching the name/last names gives you Lindsay
Davenport a professional tennis player. I did a google seach and Amy Ashlock
does not give any partiular names.
Note: N/A

Elwyn Forest
Name: Crazy Cat Lady
Location: Elwyn Forest
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: If you're leaving Northshire Abbey one of the first houses on your
you will find the Crazy Cat Lady. Being a fan of the simpsons, I think this
is a refrence to that woman.
Note: N/A

Name: Erotic Paintings
Location: Elwyn Forest
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: Seems the male guards of Westbrook Keep like to have erotic
where they keep guard. There's a picture of a bikini clad woman on the wall.
I noticed this as well, mostly because I stared at it for a few hours.
Note: N/A

Name: I'm a Lumberjack
Location: Elwyn Forest - Eastvale Lumber Camp
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: In Monty Python's Flying Circus there was three men named Terry
Gilliam, Terry Jones and Michael Palin. Monty Python being well known for
their Lumberjack Song, Blizzard decided to put an NPC lumberjack inside the
Mill named Terry Palin.
Note: N/A

Westfall
Name: Juggernaught
Location: Westfall - Deadmines Instance
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: VanCleef's ship resembles that of the Juggernaught, a warcraft II
Orc naval unit, there was also a secret model of this in warcraft III that was
not used in Melee.
Note: N/A

Name: He's Back
Location: Westfall - Moonshire Inn
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a jar on the table in the inn with an arm in it that
supposedly resembles Terminator 2 arm.
Note: N/A

Name: What's new Scooby Doo?
Location: Westfall
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: If you're standing at the exit of the Deadmine's instance and take
a left out of the cave you'll find a small little farm house with a NPC named
Daphne, she has red hair and a violet jacket. There's also a dog house, with
a picture of a scooby snack near it. Obvious refrence to the TV series, Scooby
Doo.
Note: N/A

Name: Van Cleef
Location: Westfall
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: Van Cleef, the rebel pirate and once mason of Stormwind has the
the name of a fashion brand. There's also Lee Van Cleef who was an actor who
started as the villan in many western movies with Clint Eastwood. He also
starred as some sort of Ninja master in one short TV series. Westfall also
being a sort of Western, farming sort of area. The Defias network is also
comprised of many ninja like followers.
Note: N/A

Name: Newland Landings
Location: Westfall
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a secret house/dock north of Westfall. Get to the Westfall
coastline and follow it north for about 15 minutes. Once you find there is a
dock, old house, bones and a sign that says "Newland Landings".
Note: N/A

Duskwood
Name: Ambercrombie & Fitch
Location: Duskwood - Northeast of Raven Hill Graveyard
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's an old man named Ambercrombie, through completeing quests
you will learn that he is the creator of "Stiches". Ambercrombie and Fitch is
a fashion company.
Note: N/A

Name: Screaming
Location: Duskwood - Darkshire
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: One of the Blacksmiths in Darkshire talks about how the wind sounds
like lambs screaming, a refrence to "The Silence of the Lambs", enforcing this
more, her name is Clarice.
Note: N/A

Deadwind Pass

Swamp of Sorrows

Blasted Lands

Stranglethorn Vale
Name: Flowers From The Dead
Location: Stranglethorn Vale
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: You can pick-pocket red roses from Zanzil undead.
Note: N/A

Name: Frozen Solid
Location: Stranglethorn Vale
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: In the Mist Valley there is a baskilisk cave, outside are people in
horrified figures and various postions that have been turned to stone. If you
don't know a baskalisk, in other mythologies has the ability to turn a person
to stone if they look at the baskalisk's eyes.
Note: N/A

Name: Ernest Hemmingway
Location: Stranglethorn Vale - Hemet Nesingwary's Camp
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: Hemet Nesingway is an anagram of Ernest Hemmingway, a famous author
and hunter. He also gives a quest where you have to find the lost pages of his
book titled "Green Hills of Stranglethorn", refrencing to Ernest's book
"The Green Hills of Africa".
Note: N/A

Name: Goblin the Redeemer
Location: Stranglethorn Vale - Janeiro's Point
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: This is a ploy on "Christ the Redeemer". There is a giant goblin
statue in the harbor of Booty Bay with his arms stretched out.
Note: http://biblia.com/jesusart/rio-statue-13.jpg

Name: An Offer You Can't Refuse
Location: Stranglethorn Vale - Booty Bay
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: "Sea Wolf" Mckinley's quest Scaring Shaky may be a play on words
of Finding Nemo, just a guess though. In the quest it involves gathering the
Gorillia Giblets to scare "Shaky" Phillipe into paying the money he owes. This
is kind of the an imitation of "The Godfather" where they put a horse head
in a guy's bed because the Godfather's friend isn't accepted for a role in
the guy's movie.
Note: N/A

Name: Welcome To The Jungle
Location: Stranglethorn Vale - Nesingway's Camp
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: This is the name of the quest you get when you are instructed to
talk to Hemmingway. "Welcome To The Jungle" is the name of a kick arse Guns N'
Roses song.
Note: N/A

Name: Old Man Hemming and The Sea
Location: Stranglethorn Vale - Booty Bay
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: Blizzard must really like Hemmingway. The fishing vendor in Booty
Bay is named Old Man Hemming, refrencing Hemmingway's book entitled "The Old
Man and The Sea".
Note: N/A

Name: A Tailor of Two Cities
Location: Stranglethorn Vale - Booty Bay
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There is a shop inside Booty Bay named a Tailor of Two Cities,
refrencing Dicken's book "A Tale of Two Cities".
Note: N/A

Name: Tan That Hide
Location: Stranglethorn Vale - Booty Bay
Coordinates: N/A
Easter Egg: There's a leatherworking shop called "Tan Your Hide" which is
sort of ironic, the town you're being in called "Booty Bay".
Note: N/A

Name: Apocalypse Now
Location: The City or Region - Starnglethorn Vale
Coordinates: Easter Egg: The whole Kurzen chain of quests bears a resemblance
to the plot of Apocalypse Now. In Apocalypse Now, Kurtz went deep inside the
jungle. In World of warcraft Kurzen went insane deep inside the jungle. And in
the end they both become beheaded. Apocalypse Now being based on Joseph
Conrad's Heart of Darkness.
Note: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Apocalypse+Now

Name: Aquateen Reference
Location: Booty Bay, Stranglethorn Vale
Easter Egg: In Booty Bay, there is an NPC named "Oglethorpe Obnauticus." This
is a reference to Aquateen Hunger Force. In some episodes there is a character
named Oglethorpe (a short, spiky, orange alien with a thick Bavarian accent
and a partner named Emory). During one episode, Oglethorpe makes the quote:
"We shall consult the almighty Orbnauticus."
Note: N/A

World of warcraft’s guilds are created quite simply by typing /guildcreate [guild name]. That wasn’t so difficult now was it? Moving right along, the guild’s ranks are the following (In ascending order):

5) Initiate
4) Member
3) Veteran
2) Officer
1) Leader

Officers and Leaders are able to remove members from the guild. The Leader’s ability is to be able to disband the guild or change the ranks of others.

Here are a couple of guild commands:

/g – sends a chat to guild members
/ginfo – information about your guild
/o – officer chat
/ginvite <player> - invites the player to join
/gremove <player> - opposite of the above command
/gpromote <player> - promotes a player in the guild (rank-wise)
/gdemote <player> - the opposite of the above command
/gmotd <message> - sets the MOTD. This can be viewed with /ginfo
/gquit – quits the guild
/groster – the who’s who of the guild
/gleader <player> - sets a new guild leader
/gdisband – disbands the guild

One of the coolest features of a guild in wow is to be able to wear tabards. Tabards go over all armor. They hold the guild’s symbol and has to be purchased by the guild master (leader) at the right NPC. It costs 10 gold and cannot be changed.

Options available to change in the tabard are:
-Icon
-Icon color
-Border
-Border color
-Background

There is a gnoll npc in the Darkmoon Faire who gives out 'fortunes' after you answer 2 of his questions. These fortunes are in fact 2 hour buffs - and there are 9 of them to choose from if you answer questions with the right answers. After quite a bit of investigating here are the combinations:

Qu1 Answer — Qu2 Answer — Buff
1—————— 1—————— +10% Damage
1—————— 2—————— +10% to all resistances
1—————— 3—————— +10% armour
2—————— 1—————— +10% spirit
2—————— 2—————— +10% intellect
2—————— 3—————— +10% to all resistances
3—————— 1—————— +10% stamina
3—————— 2—————— +10% strength
3—————— 3—————— +10% agility
4—————— 1—————— +10% intellect
4—————— 2—————— +10% spirit
4—————— 3—————— +10% armour

(this information was stolen from the official boards)
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Un'Goro Crystals

Pre-req Quest: Crstals of Power
http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/quest.html?wquest=4284

Objective:
Collect 7 Power Crystals of each color: red, blue, yellow, and green. Bring them to J.D. Collie at Marshal's Refuge (middle of the north wall).

The crystals are a very common spawn in Un'Goro Crater especially round the edges and round trees.

Follow On Quests from J.D. Collie:
The Northern Pylon
The Eastern Pylon
The Western Pylon

Go to the pylons and click on them to read.
The Eastern Pylon 77,50
The Northern Pylon 56,12
The Western Pylon 23,59

Then go back to J.D. Collie, do the follow on quest Making Sense Of It (just keep talking to him) and he will give you an instruction book telling what crystal combinations to use in which pylons for what buffs.

Collect the coloured crystals - go to the correct pylon and you'll get 6 crystal items that give you buffs.

Northern Pylon

Crystal Charge (10 yellow + 10 red)
Use: Inflicts 383 to 517 fire damage to targets in a 3
yard radius.
Cooldown: 1 min

Crystal Restore (10 yellow + 10 green)
Use: Heals the target of 670 damage over 15 seconds.
Cooldown: 3 mins

Eastern Pylon

Crystal Force (10 blue + 10 green)
Use: Increases the target's Spirit by 30 for 30 minutes.
Cooldown: 10 mins

Crystal Spire (10 blue + 10 yellow)
Use: A crystal shield surrounds the friendly target,
doing 12 damage to anyone who hits her. Lasts 10
minutes.
Cooldown: 5 mins

Western Pylon

Crystal Ward (10 red + 10 green)
Use: Increases the target's Armor by 200 for 30 minutes.
Cooldown: 10 mins

Crystal Yield (10 red + 10 blue)
Use: Decreases an enemy target's Armor by -200 for 2
minutes.
Cooldown: 3 mins

(Unlike the Darkmoon data above this data was collated by me).
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Libram of XXXXXXXXXXX

The crystals above are also used in some of the Libram enchants…..

These Librams give you an enchantment to two slots that are not normally enchantable… Head & Legs.
As per usual these enchantments don't stack with other things like armour kits on legs.
Below is a list of the extra quest items you need but please be prepared to loose 30G as well.

Libram of Voracity
Hand in: Mathredis Firestar - Burning Steppes
Reward: +8 str/agi/sta/int/spi (only 1 stat of the 5)
1 Black Diamond
4 Crystal Force (10 green & 10 blue crystals at East Pylon in Un'Goro Crater)
4 Whipping Root Tuber (Felwood quests - read notes at http://thottbot.com/?i=2948 )

Libram of Resilience
Hand in: Mathredis Firestar - Burning Steppes
Reward: +20 fire resistance
1 Black Diamond
4 Crystal Spire (10 blue & 10 yellow crystals at East Pylon in Un'Goro Crater)
1 Burning Essence (Drop - http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?witem=11751 )

Libram of Constitution
Hand in: Mathredis Firestar - Burning Steppes
Reward: +100 hp
1 Black Diamond
1 Lung Juice Cocktail (Blasted Lands quests - http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?witem=8411 )
1 Night Dragon's Breath (Felwood quests - read notes at http://thottbot.com/?i=2948 )

Libram of Rumination
Hand in: Mathredis Firestar - Burning Steppes
Reward: +150 mana
1 Black Diamond
1 Black Blood of the Tormented (Drop - http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?witem=11752 )
1 Gizzard Gum (Blasted Lands quests - http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?witem=8424 )

Libram of Tenacity
Hand in: Mathredis Firestar - Burning Steppes
Reward: +125 armour
1 Black Diamond
4 Crystal Ward (10 red & 10 green crystals at West Pylon in Un'Goro Crater)
1 Eye of Kajal (Drop - http://wow.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?witem=11753 )

Libram of Focus
Hand in: Lorekeeper Lydros - Dire Maul
Reward: +8 healing and damage from spells
1 Pristine Black Diamond
4 Large Brilliant Shards
2 Skin of Shadow (Drop - http://thottbot.com/?i=21577 )

Libram of Protection
Hand in: Lorekeeper Lydros - Dire Maul
Reward: +1% to dodge
1 Pristine Black Diamond
2 Large Brilliant Shards
1 Frayed Abomination Stitching (Drop in Strath and anyone who's done a Baron run will know about these)

Libram of Rapidity
Hand in: Lorekeeper Lydros - Dire Maul
Reward: +1% haste to attacks (ranged/melee)
1 Pristine Black Diamond
2 Large Brilliant Shards
2 Blood of Heroes (ground spawn in WPL/EPL, spawns 1-2 60 elite ghosts)

From a quick glance it looks to me that the Dire Maul quests just aren't worth it, not unless you know where to farm Pristine Black Diamonds (and if you do know… SHARE THE INFO DAMMIT )

To get the plants for Voracity & Constitution:
A: http://thottbot.com/?q=1240
H: http://thottbot.com/?q=1087
Basically kill a lot of trees in the cave at Felwood 56,17
You get given a lantern to help with the second part.

The quests are called "Salve via XXXXXXXXXX"
A: http://thottbot.com/?s=Arathandris+Silversky
H: http://thottbot.com/?s=Maybess+Riverbreeze
There are different ways to get the hand in items for the second part… I chose hunting to make life easy and just farmed the Deadwood guys in the bottom SW corner of Felwood (also good for Timbermaw rep).

Then you have to find the plant and use 3 salve on it… then just pick up the item from the now uncorrupted plant (I got 9 Whipping Root Tubers than 8 tubers from the plant in the Jadefire Felsworn / Satyr camp west of the Emerald Sanctuary).

(the above Libram information was all collated by me from sketchy resources)
(ps no I'm not back writing guides for MPS.. this is just something I've already done elsewhere and thought you'd like it )

Here is a full list of emotes in wow.

Agree
Amaze
Angry
Apologize
Applaud
Applause
Beckon
Beg
Belch
Bite
Bleed
Blink
Blood
Blow
Blush
Boggle
Bonk
Bored
Bounce
Bow
BRB
Burp
Bye
Cackle
Calm
Cat
Catty
Cheer
Chew
Chicken
Chuckle
Clap
Cold
Comfort
Commend
Confused
Congrats
Congratulate
Cough
Cower
Crack
Cringe
Cry
Cuddle
Curious
Curt
Curtsey
Dance
Disappointed
Doh
Doom
Drink
Drool
Duck
Eat
Eye
Farewell
Fart
Fear
Feast
Fidget
Flap
Flex
Food
Frown
Gasp
Gaze
Giggle
Glad
Glare
Gloat
Goodbye
Greet
Greetings
Grin
Groan
Grovel
Guffaw
Hail
Happy
Hello
Hi
Hug
Hungry
Impatient
Insult
Introduce
JK
Kiss
Kneel
Knuckles
Lavish
Lay
Laydown
Lick
Lie
Liedown
Listen
Mad
Massage
Moan
Mock
Moon
Mourn
No
Nod
Nosepick
Panic
Peer
Peon
Pest
Pick
Plead
Point
Poke
Ponder
Pounce
Praise
Pray
Purr
Puzzled
Question
Raise
Rdy
Ready
Rear
Roar
Rude
Salute
Scratch
Sexy
Shake
Shimmy
Shindig
Shiv
Shiver
Shoo
Shrug
Shy
Sigh
Sit
Slap
Sleep
Smell
Smirk
Snarl
Snicker
Sniff
Snub
Sob
Soothe
Sorry
Spit
Spoon
Stare
Stink
Strong
Strut
Surprised
Surrender
Talk
TalkEx
TalkQ
Tap
Taunt
Tease
Thank
Thanks
Thirsty
Threat
Tickle
Threaten
Tired
TY
Veto
Victory
Volunteer
Wave
Weep
Welcome
Whine
Whistle
Wicked
Wickedly
Work
Wrath
Yawn
Yay

A few people had requested this, so here it is.

Agree
Amaze
Angry
Apologize
Applaud
Applause
Beckon
Beg
Belch
Bite
Bleed
Blink
Blood
Blow
Blush
Boggle
Bonk
Bored
Bounce
Bow
BRB
Burp
Bye
Cackle
Calm
Cat
Catty
Cheer
Chew
Chicken
Chuckle
Clap
Cold
Comfort
Commend
Confused
Congrats
Congratulate
Cough
Cower
Crack
Cringe
Cry
Cuddle
Curious
Curt
Curtsey
Dance
Disappointed
Doh
Doom
Drink
Drool
Duck
Eat
Eye
Farewell
Fart
Fear
Feast
Fidget
Flap
Flex
Food
Frown
Gasp
Gaze
Giggle
Glad
Glare
Gloat
Goodbye
Greet
Greetings
Grin
Groan
Grovel
Guffaw
Hail
Happy
Hello
Hi
Hug
Hungry
Impatient
Insult
Introduce
JK
Kiss
Kneel
Knuckles
Lavish
Lay
Laydown
Lick
Lie
Liedown
Listen
Mad
Massage
Moan
Mock
Moon
Mourn
No
Nod
Nosepick
Panic
Peer
Peon
Pest
Pick
Plead
Point
Poke
Ponder
Pounce
Praise
Pray
Purr
Puzzled
Question
Raise
Rdy
Ready
Rear
Roar
Rude
Salute
Scratch
Sexy
Shake
Shimmy
Shindig
Shiv
Shiver
Shoo
Shrug
Shy
Sigh
Sit
Slap
Sleep
Smell
Smirk
Snarl
Snicker
Sniff
Snub
Sob
Soothe
Sorry
Spit
Spoon
Stare
Stink
Strong
Strut
Surprised
Surrender
Talk
TalkEx
TalkQ
Tap
Taunt
Tease
Thank
Thanks
Thirsty
Threat
Tickle
Threaten
Tired
TY
Veto
Victory
Volunteer
Wave
Weep
Welcome
Whine
Whistle
Wicked
Wickedly
Work
Wrath
Yawn
Yay

# Part IX- Using the Interface/Controls-

World of warcraft has a very easy to use interface, I have found out
of all interfaces I've used World of warcraft has been the easiest to
adapt to! World of warcraft also uses a WASD(First person shooter
movement) style movement for easy adaptation after clocking in long
hours of Counterstrike. They have it in clear view and your not going
to need to read the manual to get started with this game!
# For your UI, I suggest grabbing a UI mod such as
http://cosmosui.org which I am 100% comfortable with.
Cosmos is easy to use and legal to use unlike most UI modifiers in
other games. While using cosmos they have incorporated adding a second
bar for the mages and priests out there who just don't seem to have
enough space!

* Cosmos has incorporated games into its UI also so while
your traveling or waiting for a buddy to sign up you could play a
little Tic Tack Toe or Four in a row.
* For the fishers out there (great for making money) They have
incorporated a easy fishing which you right click to cast and fast
cast which you will cast as soon as you reel something in!
* For my Healers out there, they have a HUD (Heads up Display) that
keeps you current on your team member's health and your health so you
don't have to glance to the left side of the screen.
* For everyone they have put in a mod that tells you your experience
per hour at your current level, you're current experience per hour
this session. It also tells you the average time till next level after
collecting the data from everyone else that has completed that
level(Must be using most recent version AKA alpha not even beta which
crashes a lot just to warn you).
* You can also upload your equipment profile to thottbot (
http://www.thottbot.com ) to view it online here is
Stifler's(http://thottbot.com/index.cgi?p=Stifler.Bleeding_Hollow]
<a href="http://thottbot.com/index.cgi?p=Stifler.Bleeding_Hollow" target="_blank">http://thottbot.com/index.cgi?p=Stifler.Bleeding_Hollow</a>) I do
not use this mod due to how it is unstable at times when looting a new
item and can bog down your system performance.
* Last but not least one great reason to get cosmos is for /gotocorpse for those of you lazy like me I hate making a corpse run! Cosmos incorporated that neat little command which will run you to your corpse for you!

# The regular UI is also great for those of you who are scared of using a UI modifier. It is also easy to use and is easy to set up for those who have never played a MMORPG and may have stuck to FPS.
# The regular UI has basic components which include the Action bar, the Character portrait, the Experience Meter, latency bar (Ping), and the mini-map.

* The Action bar which is used for casting or using certain skills is located in the lower left hand corner of your screen. For quick casting use keys 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0,-,= or basically the top row of your keyboard! I suggest memorizing where you put what for convenience while in battles.
* The Character portrait can tell you important things like your current health and Mana/Rage/Energy which is very important while waging your epic wars so you do not have to make a corpse run!
* The experience meter is another great thing that World of warcraft has in an extremely convenient place. Whether you’re about to log out and you want to check how much experience you have to go before your next level or your mid run it is only a glance a way no needing to open up your character screen!
* Then you have the latency bar, not much to say but this can quickly decide if it is worth staying on! Green is for go in my mind, yellow is for okay but take caution and red is for forget it I’ll be on xbox if you need me!
* Last but certainly not least you have the mini-map, first let’s look at the word mini which means small and map which means basically an object used for navigation. The mini-map doesn’t take up your whole screen and make it easy to follow group members.
* Wrap Up-Make your UI work for you not the other way around, Cosmos is a great interface with a lot of ways to customize it!

East Dire Maul is not included because a trained monkey can do it

Materials needed for a full run on West and North;

Crescent Key (gotten in EDM), 2 rune thread, 8 rugged leather, 4 Rune cloth bolts, 1 Thorium Widget, 1 Frost Oil

Getting to Dire Maul

Get to Theramore, and fly down to Feralas. Once there head east, stay off the main road because it runs through a horde town (you can easily avoid by hitting the water) once past the town hit the road and follow it east. Dire Maul is located almost in the middle of the zone, once you’ve found it head north into it.

Now you don’t have to fight you’re way into DM, most of the mobs have a very small agro radius, so just dodge out of the way. Follow the passageways until you come to a T crossing. Go right, and head across the passage way you should see a door, go through and you come into a big green courtyard. From here you can access East, West, and North. Also you can mount up here, so do so.

West Dire Maul; Need Crescent key or a rogue

Ok, first you need to clearing the large wandering tree elementals. These can be banished, and they do have a knock back effect.

Once all the trees have been cleared move into the middle, you will see a large pylon with elementals about it. You need to clear all of them; they use arcane missiles, have a small blink, but not much in the way of HP. These can also be banished. Once all of the mobs have been killed continue out of the middle and go right.

You will a passageway leading off to the right (at this point people will be screaming to kill the named, don’t worry you’ll be coming back). Watch out of invisible ghosts, these not to hard (See invisible is great here).

You should see an open doorway that leads to a large room full of ghostesque mobs, with a ramp leading up. You will be clearing the mobs in the middle and right hand side. They can silence so keep you healer/spell casters back. Once the middle and left is clear, hug the right wall up.

Now at the top of the ramp you will find some wandering ghosts, its best to kill them and save you’re self some hassle. Now face down the ramp, you will want to hug the right hand side of the railing. Watch out for the two caster mobs, they can be a pain. Follow round until you hit a wall, at this point you should see another pylon. Just do the same as before.

After pylon two AoE the skeletons, carry on over the bridge. Invisible ghosts here again, only a few. Grab the quest, and hit the far side. Pylon number three, rinse and repeat. Now you may find a wandering NE female and her pet bear. Off tank the NE female (she’s a hunter and uses varying shots) and kill the bear first (he charges).

Ok back to the middle of the bridge, and drop down onto the ramp below. Dismiss pets before hand or wipe central. The tree boss is a straight forward fight, he is also used in paladin epic if that’s an issue.

Down into the main courtyard and through the door. Invisible mobs again, just clear through until you come to the main chamber. You will find wandering patrols of storm elementals that need to be killed. Key is to banish the main one, and kill the lesser ones who don’t have that much HP. If no warlock, the big one can be off tanked easily enough.

At this point go left and clear pylon 4. Careful not to agro the mobs that wander around the central area. Go back to where you came in, and go right clear pylon 5. The main area is now accessible.

The fight is straightforward, just kill the eyes he spawn as they can be annoying. Now go leave the central area, and right from where you came in is a door that leads to the library. You will find a place to repair and buy drinks here, also Mooncloth Robe Pattern is available at 4 gold.

Under the ramp you came in is the prince, he hits fast but not overly hard. Once he is dead return to the quest NPC at the top for hand in. The reward chest is under the ramp in the library, by all accounts the mace sells for 7 gold.

This is West Dire Maul done, if you wish to make the most of the situation I would recommend doing North right after.

North Dire Maul

Ok in the corner of the library is a passageway that leads to North Dire Maul, follow this up. Once you reach the top of the passageway, hug the railing to the right. What you’re going to do now is to make life easy for you’re self. There is a ramp in front of you, you will want to run up it and left out of the instance, purely a time saving tool feel free to kill the ogres.

Now the overriding factor in North is NOT to kill the varying bosses you meet. The reason being, the more left alive at the end the more loot in the tribute (chest you get after killing the king).

If you do not have a rogue or an engineer you will need to go back down the ramp you ran up of and hug the right wall. Clear the dogs and continue round, you should see a named ogre. He has a key you need, once dead back out of the courtyard to instance start. If you have a rogue with 300 lock picking don’t worry

Facing out from instance entrance go left, watch out for the patrol of an ogre and two dogs. Dogs see through stealth. Clear the left area, and go up the first ramp you see. There are a few wandering patrols, its best to kill them off in case you wipe later on.

You should see a raised courtyard area, and a ramp. Clear up the ramp and be careful of adds (often best to pull down the ramp). Once this area is secure, you will notice a wandering named guard, try not to kill. Once he is safely away, grab the key from the chest in middle, and head to other side of courtyard and down ramp to locked door.

Once in the passageways look out for wandering Eyes of Zomm, they summon in two 60 elite elementals. Clear down the first passage way to the bugs, AoE these. Now you will see a set of ogres with pets to you’re right and a gnome with a quest marker. Also a wandering guard, and a broken trap on the floor. Pull the set of mobs around the fire. Then use the Thorium Widget and Frost Oil on the broken trap, this will freeze the named in place. Carry on around the corner, there’s a set of mobs in the corner but they can be safely ignored, and clear the set of mobs next to the ramp.

The gnome gives a quest for the ogre suit (you did bring the parts listed above right?) but you missing Ogre Tannin. Up the ramp and do the same again, and once more in the corner. In the corner is ogre tannin basket, looting tannin causes a mob to spawn and rush down the ramp, an easy kill

Return to the gnome and get you suit, then its back up the ramps. At the top ramp, go left and kill the two ogres at door. Carry on through and kill the other set of ogre. Now suit up and talk to the captain, only one person needs do this. He will rush off, and won’t agro other party members.

Now clear the right hand two mobs, pull them into tunnel to avoid adds. Hug the right wall, pull the dogs making sure that the patrol of dogs is no where near by. For the best result also pull dogs into the tunnel.

Now from the right wall cut across the courtyard to the broken ramp in the central ring. If you haven’t done so kill the patrol of dogs.

King fight is straight forward. Off tank the observer, making sure not to kill him, also keep him away from the king as he will heal him. The king hits hard, so have the healing ready. Have had a paladin tank him with a priest healer, and a warrior tank with a druid healer so nothing is needed. Once the king is dead, the observer becomes non-agro.

Loot the king, and hail the NPC that ran in. Talk to him twice for tribute, make sure everyone has the king buff and head back to the start, talk to the guards on the way for a 120min buffs. You will find the captain on the way, talk to him to receive a quest.

Return to the library, and behind were the prince was, is a chest. Return the gloves to the captain for you’re reward.

This is North DM done.

FAQ

Q. Why don’t we killed the named in North?
A. The more bosses left alive when the king dies, the more loot in tribute. With all alive, 3 blue items

Q. We did north but can’t get the chest behind the prince, what do we do?
A. In order to access the chest you need to kill the prince, this is done by freeing the Immotar (clear the 5 pylons)