Horde Leveling Guide | Level Your Toon Way Faster

Compare The Top WoW Leveling Guides

John Andrews — Tue, 18 May 2010 07:13:30 +0000

Horde Leveling Guide

Own the End Game

Fellow WoW player,

Finding a half way decent horde leveling guide on the net today is a bit like walking on an inch of thin ice. It’s nearly impossible to tell which guides are complete scams and which ones are worth your attention.

One minute you think you’re taking over the world only to be disappointed over and over again in the end. You download the guide but it’s just never quite what they promised you, I know because I’ve been in your shoes.

I’m far from a World of Warcraft “Guru”, but the leveling process in WoW has led me to almost quit the game several times. It always seemed like there was too much grinding and it took so long, I kept getting discouraged. I knew there had to be a better way, and now I’m proud to say that I’ve spent hours researching the best WoW guides.

The three leveling guides that I reviewed below are hands down the best guides that I found. I’ve used these guides to level my characters and below is a quick summary of my favorite parts about each of them.

Leveling speed:
Easy to use:
Value for money:

Price: $47 /faction

Team iDemise’s ”QuestUp”

Level 80 in under 8 days?

Team iDemise shatters the previous record for leveling and shows how to get to 80 in under 8 days.

iDemise’s horde leveling guide includes a very complex and super handy little script that tracks the fastest leveling players in the game and then formulates the fastest routes from that information.

I can’t explain exactly how the script works, but I can however promise you that this guide features the fastest leveling routes to get you level 80 in record time.

Here’s the run down:

1-80 Full service leveling guide
Works with Horde or Alliance
Featuring a 100% in game guide (forget alt tab).
Ditch grinding, this guide is only about quests!
Tracks the fastest leveling players and gives you their secrets.
By far the fastest level routes on the net.

5/5 Stars

Visit Team iDemise

(Top Customer Rated Guide)

Leveling speed:
Easy to use:
Value for money:

Price: $50 /faction, or
$90 for both.

Zygor’s WoW Guide

Featuring the New Tour Guide Plugin

Zygor’s horde leveling guide is one of the only guides on the market that fully complies with Blizzard’s new add on policies.

Overall, Zygor’s horde leveling guide was great and helped me level a character to 80 in just under 9 days. It’s the perfect choice for both professional power levelers and struggling newbies because it’s easy to jump right in and start leveling immediately.

Also if you act now Zygor is offering a 14 day FREE trail of his in game plugin (not sure how long this is going to last).

Here’s what’s included:

1-80 Guide with all the bells and whistles
Works with Horde or Alliance
On Screen Directional Arrow that even changes colors.
Class specific guides for faster leveling.
Questing only, no grinding
New* Talent advisor shows you where to add talent points.
No more grinding… Ever!
Over $100 in free bonuses.

4.5/5 Stars

Visit Zygor’s WoW Guide

(Most Popular On the Market)

Leveling speed:
Easy to use:
Value for money:

Price: $77 – Horde only

Joana’s Horde Leveling Guide

The specialty Horde leveling guide.

Joana is one of WoW’s most respected and first ever leveling guide authors. He’s been tweaking the horde leveling guide constantly and was even recently featured in The Escapist magazine.

Joana’s horde leveling guide is all about getting your Horde toon to level 80 as fast as possible.

This guide doesn’t include any Alliance quests, no instance guides, and no end game material. This guide is for people that want to hit 80 as fast as possible.

It’s a little bit more expensive, but by far one of the best guides on the market.

Here’s what the guide includes:

1-80 General Horde leveling guide
Horde ONLY Strategies
100% In-game guide as well as HTML Version
Super High Quality Videos and Tips
It’s going to be just a bit more expensive

4/5 Stars

Visit Joana’s World

(Specialized Horde Leveling Guide)

Are You Serious About Your WoW Character? (if so read this…)

John Andrews — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 07:34:18 +0000

Are You Serious About Using A Horde Leveling Guide?

If you’re a World of Warcraft player who takes their character and their progression seriously, you know it takes hours upon hours of playtime to be successful (and you probably also play Horde). As well, if you’re a WoW player who has expenses other than your Warcraft account to pay, you probably don’t have the hours required to reach the top to invest. So, what’s a Horde warrior to do?

There’s no question that the more hardcore players on WoW play on the Horde, which makes it even harder for the casual WoW player to achieve recognition. However, there is a horde leveling guide designed to help the casual player reach level 80 and progress the character even further after level 80 is achieved.

What Exactly Is A Horde Leveling Guide?

A Horde Leveling Guide is an add-on that proves handy for many Horde players in the Warcraft universe. The add-on is designed for all Horde classes and actually adds in-game objective points for you characters. Instead of giving you a build for a specific class or forcing you to thumb through page after in order to find a specific strategy, it directs you to all quests and class quests that are relevant to your character, helping you build a strong avatar quickly.

However, for those looking to get a little more out of their Warcraft experience, Zygor’s Leveling Guide is worth a look. This guide was designed to teach players power leveling techniques so they don’t throw hours away trying to reach level 80. It also assists in helping the player pick professions that compliment their classes well, and what the best ways are to profit from advancing within their chose profession. Its also designed to get you to stop grinding for gold by teaching you auction house strategies that will help you farm gold fast.

Yea, I know there’s are a lot of things working against the casual Horde player, but there are also a lot of options open to them. Zygor’s Horde Leveling Guide, however, comes highly recommended due to the fact that its information runs less of a risk of become redundant as the game changes.

Top 2 Horde Leveling Guides Reviewed

John Andrews — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 06:01:35 +0000

can anyone help me answer these us history questions?

John Andrews — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 20:11:59 +0000

Nena asked:

PLEASE AND PLEASE do not feel like you have to answer all of them, just answer the ones you’re certain about. this is past exam for my poli sci class but i just want to see if anyone picked the answers i did to be certain THANK YOU

1.The last major speech in defense of going to war against Iraq portrayed in the video The War Behind Closed Doors was made by

a)Colin Powell
b)Condoleezza Rice
c)Donald Rumsfeld
d)Dick Cheney

2.The CNN cold war episode “Backyard: 1954-1990” began with a discussion of United States foreign policy toward

a)Cuba
b)Nicaragua
c)Guatemala
d)Chile

3.By the year 2000, this country was the target of almost daily bombings. The country’s economy was about 25% the level of twenty years earlier. The United Nations estimated that 500,000 children had died because of malnutrition and disease brought on by economic sanctions. UN weapons inspectors, who left the country in 1998, were pretty sure that few if any weapons of mass destruction still existed in the country. Which country was this?

a)Palestine
b)Iran
c)Iraq
d)Somalia

4The “regionalists” and the “globalists” were in competition to influence the foreign policy of which president?

a)Jimmy Carter
b)Ronald Reagan
c)George W. Bush
d)Bill Clinton

5According to Targ the most fundamental interest governing the foreign policy of Bill Clinton was

a)defeating rogue states
b)transforming failed states
c)promoting market democracies
d)combating terrorism

6. The Department of Defense developed military plans to respond to “the arc of instability” in which administration?

a)Ronald Reagan
b)George H.W. Bush
c)Bill Clinton
d)George W. Bush

7“Neo-conservatives” have dominated the policy making process of the administration of

a)Ronald Reagan
b)George Herbert Walker Bush
c)George W. Bush
d)None of the Above

8In the 1980s United States foreign policy toward Central America involved

a)supporting the government of Nicaragua which was fighting against a guerrilla army and supporting guerrillas fighting against the government of El Salvador
b)supporting guerrillas fighting against the governments of Nicaragua and
El Salvador
c)supporting the governments of Nicaragua and El Salvador threatened by communists guerrillas
d)supporting the government of El Salvador and guerrillas fighting against the government of Nicaragua

9The video on the Gulf War indicated that the

a)civilians in the Bush administration were for war against Iraq and the military opposed it
b)civilians in the Bush Administration were against war with Iraq while the military lobbied for the war
c)civilians and the military in the Bush administration were opposed to war against Iraq but public pressure for war led to the first Gulf War
d)Secretary of Defense was opposed to war with Iraq but he was overruled by the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

10Which president declared the “Vietnam Syndrome” ended?

a)Carter after the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan
b)Reagan after the US invasion of Grenada
c)Bush after the Gulf War came to an end
d)Clinton after the Yugoslavian government agreed to end its war on Kosovo

11.During Reagan’s second term a scandal emerged when it was disclosed that Reagan aides

a)leaked information about a CIA agent working in Washington
b)had been advising rebels fighting against the government of Nicaragua
c)sold arms to Iran and used the money to illegally fund the rebels fighting against Nicaragua
d)secretly funded President Gorbachev’s reforms in the former Soviet Union

12. Targ believes that the most critical element leading to the reduction of tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union in the mid-1980s was

a)United States victories in wars in Nicaragua and Angola and the successful invasion of Grenada
b)the rise to power of Mikhail Gorbachev in the Soviet Union with a new peace agenda
c)President Reagan’s deep commitment to ending the Cold War
d)United Nations intervention in the conflict

13.Low Intensity Conflict was a political/military doctrine that called for the United States to

a)send small contingents of US troops to several trouble spots around the world
b)emphasize diplomacy over the threat of force
c)avoid sending US troops to fight against communist regimes by supporting rebels with military aid and training from these countries who share US interests
d)none of the above

14.Events in 1979 led the United States to return to Cold War policies. These events occurred in the following order:

a)the Iranian Revolution occurred in January, the Nicaraguan revolution was completed in July, the former ruler of Iran was admitted to the United States for medical treatment in October, US hostages were taken in Iran in November, and in December the Soviet Union sent 85,000 troops to save its beleaguered ally in Afghanistan.
b)the Soviet Union sent troops to Afghanistan in January, 1979, then the Iranian

Is this good for a pure in runescape?

John Andrews — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 09:49:40 +0000

kingwink asked:

I will have 68 hitpoints
32 Mage
80 range
2 Defnce (Dosnt add anything just an accidnt)
and a combat level of 56, I will be a member doing bounty hunter and pking in pk realms/ dueling as well
Thanks!
Not as good profit but just as fun, please just answer the question

In the WoW burning crusade 10 day free trial, can you level past level 60?

John Andrews — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 01:18:22 +0000

mary asked:

I have the BC free trial, and a lvl 60 gnome mage. I have 289999xp, and no matter how many monsters I kill, I still can’t lvl.

Would there have been a formal validation plan for Collins ? (Surely there was ?) Was it ever used?

John Andrews — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 15:57:14 +0000

workplace psychopath asked:

It’s a bit rich telling the supplier his system doesn’t work, if the formal validation plan was never followed.

< A/ by Jeffrey C/If you don't have a background in systems and software development, this response will give you a quick overview. It is far from complete, however. If you do have a background in this subject, you should be looking at your processes and procedures rather than trying to point the finger at one or more rogue developers.

Programs contain mistakes for lots of reasons. More often than not, problems occur at because the stated requirement is not really how the system needs to work.

The next most common set of errors occur at the interfaces between subsystems, the software and hardware, and between units within the software. One of the most famous of these interface problems was the Mars spacecraft that got lost because one team used SI units but the team they interfaced to used English units.

In real time and embedded work, we often see errors that occur because of the way the software interacts with the hardware. The most difficult to fix are the transient problems that do not reoccur easily. These errors often stay hidden in the code, showing their ugly heads occasionally to bring down a system.

The easiest problems to fix are those in the implementation. We perform unit test to confirm that the code meets the design (no, not code meets the requirements). Note that this testing does verify that the design meets the requirements, only that the code works as designed.

There are several levels of testing that prove the software meets the requirements -- integration testing, hardware/software integration, verification testing. I'm really not going to go into these. Suffice it to say that most mature organizations confirm that each requirement is associated with a test case and that each test case has executed.

The most important testing comes at the very end and often does not get the attention it deserves due to budget and schedule concerns. Validation testing confirms that the requirements are correct, complete, and consistent. This testing runs systems through real-life scenarios to be sure the system performs as desired.

At this point, you probably know a great deal about Collins since you've spent at least 2 years talking about it on this forum. You may be able to find out what the formal validation plan was from the MOD or the contractors. I don't know if this type of information is available to the public, but the adequacy of the plan may help you determine if there was a conspiracy of just a few people who destroyed this VERY large program, or if there were more basic problems due to an immature organization not really knowing how to take on such an involved task.>>

Does any 1 now a way to level up quick in wow?

John Andrews — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 16:01:58 +0000

nuggertugger asked:

im a blood elf level 10 mage in fairbeerze village i think thats wot its called and when ARE U MENT TO GET MY 1ST GOLD

What class should I make on WoW?

John Andrews — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 08:22:21 +0000

Brittany asked:

I have 2 80’s already, an 80 prot pally and an 80 warlock. I’m thinking about making a mage or a shaman, I already have both at level 10 but I can’t decide which to go for. Mages seem a little on the boring side, spamming frostbolt over and over until you spec into something else.. But they are good on dps. I have a 60 rogue on another server I want to transfer later.

Just looking for some opinions, that’s all. I mostly do raids, not too much PVP at this point although I’m on a PVP server. We’re short on alliance so there’s an overload of Horde – which is what I am.
warriors and prot paladins wear pretty much the same gear/weapons. i’ve rolled against DKs, warriors and the like for items. I don’t want another tanking class really right now.
Thanks for the insight, I think I might go with shaman at least until I transfer my rogue over.
Priest is too close to a warlock IMO and a hunter seems boring too, just let your pet tank while you go eat a sandwich in the other room, lol!
thanks guys keep comments coming.

Alright, so my friend made a “Swiss-Army Tribute” deck. How do I beat it?

John Andrews — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 18:55:26 +0000

TroubledLover asked:

The subject is YuGiOh. My friend turned his Warrior deck into an all around, Swiss Army deck, along with focusing with tributes and some warriors. His deck can convert to Traditional/Advanced with cards like Raigeki, Harpies Feather, Etc. The known cards use by him:
Marauding Captain x2?
Nimble Momonga x3
D-Hero Dasher
Jinzo
Horus Black Flame Dragon LV4,6,8
Giant Trunade
Level Conversion Lab
D.D. Warrior Lady
Amazoness Swords Woman
United We Stand
Mage Power
Axe of Despair
Lightning Vortex
Sakuretsu Armor
Mirror Force
Mystic Swordsman LV 2,4,6
Mataza the Zapper
Magic Cylinder
Ring of Destruction
Pot of Greed
E-Hero Stratos
E-Hero Wildheart
Torrential Tribute
Morphing Jar
Book of Moon
MST
Swords of Revealing Light
Reinforcement of the Army x2
……etc,etc,etc..
I guess he got tired of losing to me, cause he used to beat me every duel when I sucked. But I guess my CyberDark Assault deck gave him a run for his money. Now it’s hard to beat him. Any advice etc