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August 26, 2010

Mount On The Boat (Burning legion gold)

I will try to get a screen shot of this tonight, but I have found a way to mount on the boat, then jump onto the dock mounted and ride off.

I took the boat from the wetlands to Menethil, and I took the stupid boat that's west of Dire Maul.

Anyway…

Go up to the second floor, and walk out on the ropes towards the side you will have to get off the boat. Then walk forward, on the rope until you are on the 45 degree slanted part, that slants forward (you will now be standing at an angle down). Now click mount. Keep trying it and you will get it. In relation to the opening on the boat you walk back onto the dock, it is closer to the back of the boat (but not past the end of the opening) where you can mount. Once you are there, jump off the top, and you're set (don't just walk off).

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Fishing Money Making Guide (Durotan gold)

(horde)First get fishing and train it in Orgrimmar to about 70. Then head to the Barrens and enter Wailing Caverns (the instance). Head into a enclosed area with some water around (prefereably the croc place) and start fishing. In a while you should start collecting Deviate Fish (Nightcrawlers or shiny baubbles shouls help), these little buggers can sell up to 20g for 10-20 in the AH depending on the server. To make even more money train in cooking and get it to the same skill level as your fishing(probably 80-90) and head to the lower Barrens and get ready to kill some boarmen because they have a chance of dropping a cooking recipe of Savory Deviate Delights, which after they are made sell even more.

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August 25, 2010

Full Emote List, This will go on forever. (Gorgonnash gold)

Emotes
/agree
/amaze
/applaud
/bravo
/applause
/bark
/bashful
/beckon
/beg
/bite
/bleed
/blood
/blink
/blow
/kiss
/blush
/boggle
/bored
/bounce
/bow
/brb
/burp
/belch
/bye
/goodbye
/farewell
/cackle
/cat
/calm
/scratch
/catty
/cheer
/chew
/eat
/feast
/chicken
/flap
/strut
/chuckle
/clap
/cold
/comfort
/commend
/confused
/congrats
/congratulate
/cough
/crack
/knuckles
/cringe
/cuddle
/spoon
/curious
/curtesy
/dance
/doh
/bonk
/doom
/threaten
/wrath
/drink
/party
/shindig
/drool
/duck
/excited
/talkex
/eye
/fart
/fear
/cower
/fidget
/impatient
/flex
/strong
/flop
/food
/hungry
/frown
/disappointment
/disappointed
/gasp
/gaze
/giggle
/glad
/happy
/yay
/glare
/gloat
/greetings
/grin
/wicked
/wickedly
/groan
/growl
/guffaw
/hail
/hi /hello
/hug
/insult
/introduce
/jk
/kneel
/laugh
/lol
/lavish
/praise
/laydown
/liedown
/lick
/listen
/lost
/love
/mad
/angry
/massage
/moan
/mock
/moo
/moon
/mourn
/no
/nod
/yes
/panic
/peer
/peon
/grovel
/pick
/nosepick
/pity
/plead
/point
/poke
/ponder
/pounce
/pray
/purr
/puzzled
/question
/talkq
/raise
/volunteer
/rasp
/ready
/rdy
/rear
/shake
/roar
/rofl
/rude
/salute
/scared
/sexy
/shimmy
/shiver
/shoo
/pest
/shout
/shrug
/shy
/sigh
/sit
/slap
/sleep
/smile
/smirk
/snarl
/snicker
/sniff
/snub
/sob
/weep
/cry
/soothe
/sorry
/apologize
/spit
/stand
/stare
/stink
/smell
/suprised
/surrender
/talk
/tap
/taunt
/tease
/thanks /ty
/thirsty
/tickle
/tired
/train
/unused
/veto
/victory
/violin
/wave
/welcome
/whine
/whistle
/work
/yawn

These ones not only animation but your character will also speak.. (Eeeer stupid enough lol)
/assist
/as
/charge
/cheer
/grats
/congratulations
/congrats
/flee
/run
/flirt
/followme
/fol
/follow
/goodbye
/bye
/heal
/healme
/hello
/help
/helpme
/incoming
/inc
/silly
/no
/fire
/openfire
/oom
/outofmana
/rasp
/raspberry
/thank
/thanks
/thankyou
/wait
/waithere
/yes
/welcome
/welc

Heh that took bloody ageis. Half of them probally dont even work :). If you have any more to add, just post and add them
Cheers

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Fishing For Essence Of Water (Everquest)

This required max fishing of 300, a good fishing pole & and a good supply of the +100 lures. Somesort of water travel form is a big bonus.

There are 6 fishing spawns in the waters on eastern Azshara, Pools of Elemental Water. From these pulls you can fish Globe of Water, Elemental Waters & Essence of Water(which sell decently). As a shaman I get waterwalking, which is basicly cheating when it comes to any competition.

Here is a map of all the spawn point.
http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/8586/azsharafishsk4.jpg

This map was created from memory as the realms are down for maintainance, but that is roughly where each spawn is. They have a respawn timer of around 1 hour. If you manage to get all 6 points uncontested you can easily harvest 8 Essence of Water in under 30 minutes.

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August 24, 2010

Head Start in Arathi and Speed Trick (Thottbot)

Neither of these will give you much of an advantage, but they are advantages.

In Arathi, when it says 30 seconds until game begins, start running into the gate. Right when it says the game is beginning, there will be a short second where you stilll can't run past the gate, BUT, you can JUMP over it. On a normal mount this is about a 15 foot head start, on an epic more along a 30 foot.

Also, whenever you get a movement speed boost thats timed, when it reachs 0 seconds, waith .5 seconds and then jump. The buff will end mid flight but you will retain your speed until you hit the ground.

If you do this from a hill you could easily end up with another second or two of the speed buff.

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Horde Leveling 1-60 (Kargath gold)

horde leveling 1-60

This will be the horde section of my leveling guides, and like the alliance one, it assumes that you are on a PvP server. If you are not on a PvP server, feel free to use both guides to your advantage, though I still would suggest these places because they are more advantageous to that race just because of the cities etc.

The horde has four races: Undead, Troll, Tauren, and Orc. Three of them start on the horde or western continent, and the other, Undead, starts in the Eastern Kingdoms, nears the north. Both of these places have leveling for all classes, though I will recommend traveling to quite a few places. Like the other guide, I recommend going through all instances one can at their particular level, as they provide nice loot to help in solo leveling.

Level 1-10

Like alliance, level 1-10 is a solo experience for all of the classes, with basically a quest-based leveling that turns out to be very fast. All that is really necessary is to stay in the newbie section of the zone and branch out when quests are complete. I will be going race by race through the guide, though after level 30 I will go by zone, because by that time it will be easy to travel throughout the world, and all races can go through all zones.

Undead

Undead start in Tirisfall Glades, which has good leveling till at least 10, and can be pushed to 11. You can get quests right in the Cathedral where you start, and upon reaching level 6, one can travel just a little to the east to Brill for more quests. They are all in the vicinity, though a few will ask you to go to Silverpine Forest (this is for level 10-12, so keep them). There is no threats really, just stay away from the far northeast of the zone, as there are level 40 elite mobs there.

Tauren

The Taurens' home is Mulgore, where players will start in the southern part of the zone. The town there has a few quest chains to get you started, but once you find you are out, head a little to the north to Bloodhoof Village, which houses more quests. Upon level 8-9, one should make a trip to Thunder Bluff for more quests as well as trainers and equipment.

Trolls

Sen'Jin Village is the home of the Trolls, located in Durotar. It is in the very south of the zone, and should be a good place to go through level 10. Once you get higher up, you can head to Razor Hill, which has more quests, and then further up to Orgrimmar.

Orcs

Orcs also start in Durotar, but in Razor Hill. You can complete the same quests as the Trolls, and then head to Sen'Jin for more.

All Classes

It shouldn't take more than a few hours to reach level 10, most of the quests are easy and require killing monsters which give exp. You can get items that you need for killing harder monsters. Once you reach level 10 or 11, the options are pretty tight, but still make easy leveling.

Level 10-20


These levels take a more straightforeward approach, especially when one is playing horde. The classes are a lot more centralized, giving more opportunities for leveling together with other horde members and being a little safer if on a PvP server.

I reccomend that all races take a trip to Ogrimmar, and go through the instance Ragefire Chasm. It has good loot and is quick exp, especially with some quests that you can get right outside of it, as well as in the Barrens.

Troll, Orc and Tauren

Level 10-16/18 for these three classes is in one zone, which is gigantic. The Barrens is home to two outposts, many many quests, and three Instances. Technically there is a way to level from 10-22+ here, but it is probably easier to split it up from 10-18/20 and then come back at higher levels for two of the instances. You will want to run from Orgrimmar or Mulgore to the Barrens which is only one zone away from each of the newbie zones. You will want to make your way to the middle of the zone, where you will find The Crossroads. This place is full of quests that require you to travel around the zone and kill many different places. You will also want to take a trip to Rachet when you are around level 13 or 14, as there a quests for The Wailing Caverns, a great instance for level 15-18.

Furthermore, once you get to level 16-18, you can go south to Camp Taurajo, which is right near the Mulgore zone. There are higher level quests there if you want to keep leveling in the Barrens.

If you want somewhere new to go, around level 18 or 19, you can head to Stonetalon Mountains, which is a good place to level for the upcoming grind.

Undead

Personally, I would reccomend that Undead players take the same path as the other three classes, and take the Zepplin outside the Undercity to Durotar and go to Orgrimmar. Even so, Silverpine Forest serves as a good place to go for level 12-13, as there are some quick and easy slaughter quests. I would also reccomend that undead head to Ragefire Chasm and run the instance inside Orgrimmar.

Level 20-30

Leveling starts to slow down a bit, but there are plenty of zones and choices at this point. I would assume that by now all people are in the Barrens/Stonetalon Mountains, and start by heading to Sunrock Retreat in the middle of Stonetalon Mountains. You can quest there which will lead you to the goblins and humans of the digging company to the east, the Nightelf and Centaurs to the north, and to the Harpys to the west. This should be sufficient leveling to 25 or so, but there is a second option.

You can travel north of the Barrens to Ashenvale. There is a town to the north-northeast part of the zone, a good housing to quests. You can come here before Stonetalon, but I would suggest being at least level 25, as even though there will be a few green quests, the majority of them will be your level.

Furthermore, there is a level 28-31 instance in Ashenvale, Blackfathom Depths. There is some nice loot, and a run or two wouldn't be a bad idea. If this doesn't suit you, there is a second instance you can run at the very south part of the barrens, Razorfen Downs. You can check loot tables for the instances here, which is a great place to find out where you want to run to get better equipment.

Level 30-40

You may be a little above level 30, but it should be time to move on to new zones with new quests and instances. I am going to list zones and some good places to go (mostly where the quests are) instead of going by race, as everything is easily acessable with a little bit of travel.

First of all, since we are already out west, it would probably be best to travel to Desolace, which is south of Stonetalon Mountains. There are many opportunities there for questing, which can boost you up from 30-35 pretty quickly. You can head down to the southwest shoreline to find Shadowprey Village, but if you come here at 30, you will probably want to find the encampment in the Kodo Graveyard, on the eastern side. There you can do quests that relate to all of the centaur tribes, and get a great deal of grinding experience. Once you get up to 33 or so, I would reccomend Shadowprey's quests. There arn't any large chains, but you can get a level or two from all of them.

Another option, which is also highly reccomended is Hillsbrad Foothills. On PvP servers this zone can be a huge zone for ganking and PvP, but it also holds a great deal of quests to get players through 5-10 levels easily. If you come at 30, there may be one or two green quests, but they are all quest chains and will lead to elite quests for good exp and rewards. I reccomend going here first and doing the quest as much as possible, then heading to other zones such as Arathi Highlands and Stranglethron Vale.

As mentioned above Arathi Highlands is a great place to level after Hillsbrad. You will recieve one quest for this zone in Hillsbrad, and then you will be asked to turn in the quest to somebody from Hammerfall, located in the northeast section of the zone. Here there will be many quest chains, a lot of slaughter quests for fast exp, and not that many opposing alliance. In the middle of the zone there is an alliance city, so stay away from that part as the guards are level 42.

If you have gone in the order said above, you should be well on your way to 36 or 37 if you only did quests and then left the above zones. I would head to Straglethorn Vale. The easiest way to get there is to take the Zepplin from either Tirisfal or Durotar, and you will end up right in the beginning town, Grom'Gol Base Camp. There are plenty of quests that involve killing in the north and around the base camp, a pretty safe area in general. As you get a little higher in levels, you will have to advance further south, and eventually you can run all the way south to Booty Bay, which is a Goblin Town. There are a lot of options questwise there, and this should eaisly get you to 40. Even though there are a multitude of zones, there are a few other reccomendations.

Instances

There are a few instances you can travel to between 30 and 40, all of which hold some nice loot for all classes. I would definatly, as said in the alliance Guide, suggest that all levelers go to Scarlet Monestary , there are great loot and exp opporunities. Even so, I've found that Razorfen Downs in The Barrens, as well as Uldaman in the Badlands are host to great loot and quests as well. Although you have to travel around to find the quests, consult the links to find out who to talk to for the quests. If you get sick of the solo thing, definatly check out these instances.

Level 40-50

Level 40-50 slims down a bit from 30-40 in places to go, but there are still many quests to go. I would suggest finish up Stranglethorn Vale if you havn't already done so, and then taking a trip back to the Western side of the world.

Feralas is a good place to level at 40, with mobs starting at 38 and rising all the way to 48 or 50. You can stay there for quite some time, with access coming from Thousand Needles. You can find the encampment in the middle of the zone, just keep following the path.

The other place I suggest is also next to Thousand Needles, but is to the south, not west. If you follow the Shimmering Flats in Thousand Needles you will come to Tanaris. Right when you arrive there you will be next to Gadgetzan, the main base for the zone. It is another goblin city, your main place for quests etc. You will want to complete those quests, and upon hitting 44 or 45, start forming Zul'Farruk groups. It is an instance in the northwest of the zone, and like usual, houses great exp and loot, along with some quests. These two zones alone should take you to level 48 or 49, though if you want another zone, there is a good alternative, although more alliance based.

Traveling back to Hillsbrad Foothills, if you go to the northeast, you can find The Hinterlands. This zone has a lot of alliance, and the town is a little hard to get too, so I would suggest not going until level 48 or 49. There are tons of quests for horde at the town, which is located in the very southeast of the zone, below the cliffs. There is a ramp to get down, as jumping will result in death. You may want to find a partner, just in case there are alliance around, because this seems to be one of their prime leveling spots for the high 40's.

Level 50-60

These levels are more grinding instances and soloing, but there are quite a few zones you can visit. If you are already in Tanaris, head to the southwest and take the ramp down to Un'Goro Crater . If you head to the central-north part of the zone, there is a town with quest givers. If you happen to be 55+, you could head further west to Silithis, but you may need to go to a few other zones until you hit 55 or higher. I reccomend Silithis for level 55+, as a lot of the new quests give 6k+ exp and really good exp, they are level 59-60, and not really strong.

Furthermore, you can travel north in the western continents to the three adjacent zones Azshara, Felwood, and Winterspring. All host 50-55+ quests and plenty of them. With these five zones there should be no problem to leveling.

Furthermore, instancing at 55-60 is amazing, and can even be done at 52. From 52-55, I reccomend Atal'Hakkar. When you get 55+, you can do either Scholomance Stratholme Dire Maul or my personal favorite Blackrock Depths. The last 10 levels have a lot of possibilities even though they can be slow at times, just keep going and try to get groups in Orgrimmar for the instances, or you can solo in any of those zones, or even the Plaguelands.

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August 23, 2010

Understand Macros Macro Guid (Powerleveling)

To use the macro, run World of Warcraft, and type /macro. This will
bring up a new window with empty boxes. At the bottom, select 'new' and you
are promted to select a graphic icon and to name your macro. After that you
get to a screen where you can type up to 254 characters. Simple highlight
the macro from this guide, copy it (by pressing CTRL + C) and paste it (by
pressing CTRL + V) into the text box in the game.

So, What can Macros NOT do? They can not:
-Make you move
-Cast more than one spell
-Use wait commands.

Alot of people find that macro's are hard to create, well this is where i come in.
I am here to help you guys with macro'ing :D, I dont know if something similar
has been posted, but i am sure, it will help anyway.


So, What can Macros do? Many things! Read below.


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[4] Basics
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-Targeting

Macro: %t
Use: This will say the name of your target.
Example: You target the silver elite mob Broken Tooth and say '/g Hey,
%t spawned.', it'll show up as '[Guild] Hey, Broken Tooth
spawned.'


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-Accept Quest

Macro: /script AcceptQuest()
Use: This will automatically accept any quest without waiting for it
to scroll down in full.
Example: N/A


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-Magic/Skills


Macro: /cast Spell name()
Use: Cast a spell using a macro.
Example: /cast Fireball(Rank 3) or /cast Backstab(Rank 1)


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-Attacking


Macro: /script AttackTarget();
Use: Starts hacking away at an enemy, same effect as right click.
Example: N/A


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-Assist


Macro: /assist %t or /assist ****
Use: Using %t will assist your current target, and the second you
replace the stars with the persons name, so all you have to do
is press a button and you can always attack the same thing as
someone else in your party. Same effect as pressing 'F' button
while having a party member targeted.
Example: You have a tank named Drizzt, and you want to attack only what
he attack, '/assist Drizzt' will give you Drizzt's target.


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-Target Last Enemy


Macro: /script TargetLastEnemy();
Use: Targets last enemy you had.
Example: You're the back up healer and you're fighting something, you go
and heal someone, and you press this macro to go right back to
the mob you where fighting.


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-Enemy Infos


/script SendChatMessage('Level: ' .. UnitLevel('target') , 'party');
Use: Like %t, it list the target's level.

/script SendChatMessage('Class: ' .. UnitClassification('target') , 'party');
Use: Put's the target's class in your chat box.

/script SendChatMessage('Family: ' .. UnitCreatureFamily('target') , 'party');
Use: Put's the target's family in your chat box.

/script SendChatMessage('Race: ' .. UnitRace('target') , 'party');
Use: Put's the target's race in your chat box.


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[5] Bags
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-Understanding location

First, let me explain how to figure the location of each of your items.
Say we have a potion in the bottom most right hand corner of your second
bag on the left. I'll walk you threw how to find the location of that item.

Look down on your tool bar where your bags are. You see them? Bottom right
hand corner? Good. Each of your bags have a number assigned to them, and
it starts from your backpack (16 slot bag you start off with) to your
to the first slot. Here's a little ASCII visual:
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? || [4] [3] [2] [1] [0] |

This is our tool bar, from left to right we have: Call GM button, Latency
bar, a Small Quiver, a Green Sack, a Small Bag, a Runecloth bag, and our
Backpack. Our potion is in the second bag on the left.. Our Green sack.
Looking at the little visual, we find that our green sack's location
number is 3.

Moving on, now we have to find out the location of our bag slots. More
ASCII visual fun!

Bag 0 Bag 1
O—- Backpack —-O O–Runecloth Bag –O
| | | |
| [ 1][ 2][ 3][ 4] | | [ 1][ 2] |
| [ 5][ 6][ 7][ 8] | | [ 3][ 4][ 5][ 6] |
| [ 9][10][11][12] | | [ 7][ 8][ 9][10] |
| [13][14][15][16] | | [11][12][13][14] |
| | O——————O
| 77g 77s 77c |
O——————O

Bag 2 Bag 3

O— Small Bag —-O O— Green Sack —O
| | | |
| [ 1][ 2][ 3][ 4] | | [ 1][ 2] |
| [ 5][ 6][ 7][ 8] | | [ 3][ 4][ 5][ 6] |
O——————O | [ 7][ 8][ 9][10] |
O——————O
Bag 4

O– Small Quiver –O
| |
| [ 1][ 2] |
| [ 3][ 4][ 5][ 6] |
O——————O


This is pretty straight forward and should be easy to see. Our potion's
location is bag three in bottom-most right hand slot. Looking at the visual
we see that that would be slot 10 - So we have Bag 3, Slot 10. therefore,
our potion's location is (3,10)!


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-Putting Location to Use

Macro: /script PickupContainerItem(#,#);
Use: Selects the item and puts it on your curser.
Example: /script PickupContainerItem(3,10); will put the potion we just
found on our curser.


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-Open/Close all your bags

Macro: /script ToggleBag(0);
/script ToggleBag(1);
/script ToggleBag(2);
/script ToggleBag(3);
/script ToggleBag(4);

Use: Opens all your bags or close them all if you have them open.
Same function as CTRL+B almost.
Example: N/A

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[6] Equip
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-Understanding location


Like bags, each spot in your equip window has a numbered location.


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( )=========Name=========[x] 0. Ammo
|—————————-| 1. Head
|—————————-| 2. Neck
|[ 1] | | [10]| 3. Shoulders
|[ 2] | | [ 6]| 4. Shirt
|[ 3] | | [ 7]| 5. Chest
|[15] | | [ 8]| 6. Waist
|[ 5] | | [11]| 7. Legs
|[ 4] | | [12]| 8. Feet
|[19] | | [13]| 9. Wrist
|[ 9] | | [14]| 10. Hands
| —————— | 11. Finger
| [16][17][18]<-[0] | 12. Finger
|—————————-| 13. Trinket
[~~~] [~~~] [~~~] 14. Trinket
15. Back
16. Main Hand
17. Off Hand
18. Ranged Weapon
19. Tabard


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-Putting Location to Use

Macro: /script PickupInventoryItem(#);
Use: Equips what's on your hand.
Example: Not really used by it's self, it's more for use along side the
container pickup macro. For example we're using a Sword and
have an axe in our backpack (location 0,1).

Looking back, we can take:

/script PickupContainerItem(#,#); <- put in item location, 0,1
/script PickupInventoryItem(#); <- put in equip location, 16

Now we have:
/script PickupContainerItem(0,1)
/script PickupInventoryItem(16);

So if you clikc this macro, it will replace the sword with the
axe.




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[7] Pets
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-Pet Attack

Macro: /script PetAttack();
Use: Sends your pet to attack. Best used with a hunter's shot skill.
Example: N/A

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-Pet's Target

Macro: /script TargetUnitsPet('Player');
Use: Targets what your pet is targeting.
Example: N/A

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-Auto Feed Pet

Macro: /cast Feed Pet
/script PickupContainerItem (#,#)
Use: When I played my hunter, I loved this macro. When you press
this macro, it'll cast Feed pet on the PickupContainerItem.
The way this works is that all you do is press it, and it'll
automatically feed your pet the item in the bag/slot you
specify.
Example: Your too lazy to feed your pet, so you press a button and it's
all done.

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-Warlock fears, pet stays.

Macro: /cast Fear(Rank #)
/script PetFollow();
Use: Warlock cast fear, and pet quits attacking. Good to prevent
your pet from messing your fear up.
Example: N/A


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-Hunter Pull A


Macro: /cast Concussive Shot();
/script PetAttack();
Use: This is a macro I use for my pet, and I love it. It's great
for solo. What it does is whenever you cast your Concussive
shot (which activates Autoshoot), it'll send your pet to
attack. Great for solo, because if your pet has the highest
growl, you shouldn't get hit.
Example: N/A


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-Hunter Pull B


Macro: /cast Hunters Mark(Rank #);
/script PetAttack();
/cast Autoshoot();
Use: This was created by NetherRelm, and also works very well. This
will cast Hunter Mark on the enemy, and like mine, send your pet
to attack and turn Autoshoot on.
Example: N/A

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[8] Useful Macros
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First and foremost, most of the macros came from here:

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.aspx?FN=
wow-interface-customization&T=2739&P=1

This is the Offical World of Warcraft Macro boards, and
you can find new macros there all the time, or post your own.


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-Change Action Bar Page

Macro: /script CURRENT_ACTIONBAR_PAGE = X;
/script ChangeActionBarPage();
Use: Replace 'X' with the action bar page number, and by pressing
this, it'll automatically change.
Example: You have two of these, both set on the '=' on page 1 and 2,
and have page 1's set to change to page 2, and vise virsa. When
ever you press '=', it'll toggle between page 1 and 2.


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-Sharpen weapons with stones

Macro: /script UseContainerItem (#,#);
/script PickupInventoryItem (16);
Use: Simply press a button and use a Sharpening or Weightstone.
Example: Press a button, sharpen your weapon. Change the 16 or 17
to do it for a secondary weapon. For the #'s on the first line,
please refer to 'Understanding Location' in section 6.


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-Quick Self-Bandage

Macro: /target [Player Name]
/script UseContainerItem(#, #);
/script TargetLastEnemy();
Use: Really nice macro for duels or 1v1 pvp. You can stun/fear
your enemy, press this and it'll automatically bandage you
without loosing your target.
Example: N/A




Hope this helped you all

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August 22, 2010

Kite Commanders in Alterac Valley Alliance (Suramar gold)

Introduction

This exploit will allow you to run the Commanders, two level 61 elites (one at the Iceblood Tower, one at Tower Point), Located at the top of each tower, around in circles for a good amount of time while a friend taps the tower, possibly until all five minutes needed for the towers to burn pass. To do this for a long time, you need to be a caster or a Hunter……

(Download the .pdf file below to read the entire guide and view the images)


http://rapidshare.com/files/9209196/AV_elites.pdf

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August 21, 2010

Warshizzle's PvE Warrior Template (solo) (Map world)

Hi, I've seen some of goose's templates and I've decided to share my own warrior PvE template.

For 2 handers

Arms Tree

Improved Heroic Strike rank 3/3

Improved Rend rank 3/3

Improved Charge rank 2/2

Tactical Mastery rank 5/5

Anger Management rank 1/1

Deep Wounds rank 3/3

Two-Handed Weapon Specialization rank 5/5

Impale rank 2/2

Axe Specialization 5/5 <— only if you have an axe, meaning dont take Sword or Mace spec if you're 2 handed, for reason scroll down

Fury Tree

Cruelty rank 5/5

Unbridled Wrath rank 5/5

Improved Cleave rank 3/3

Piercing Howl rank 1/1

Improved Battle Shout rank 5/5

Improved Execute rank 2/2

Enrage rank 5/5 <— only if you have not taken Axe Specialization

Death Wish rank 1/1

If you're 2 handed, there is no point in taking Sword/Mace Specialization since you hit slow and rarely will you stun anyone or get an extra attack. I would say avoid putting points in Specialization unless you have an Axe. Also you might want to take Sweeping Strikes (21 point talent in the Arms tree) instead of Death Wish.

For more information about the skills, search for them on www.thottbot.com or wow.allakhazam.com.

Dual-wield

Arms Tree

Improved Heroic Strike rank 3/3

Improved Rend rank 3/3

Improved Charge rank 2/2

Tactical Mastery rank 5/5

Improved Thunder Clap rank 1/3

Improved Overpower rank 1/2

Anger Management rank 1/1

Deep Wounds rank 3/3

Impale rank 2/2

Sweeping Strikes rank 1/1

Axe/Sword/Mace Specialization (depending what you have) rank 5/5

Fury Tree

Cruelty rank 5/5

Unbridled Wrath rank 5/5

Improved Cleave rank 3/3

Improved Battle Shout rank 5/5

Dual Wield Specialization rank 5/5

Improved Execute rank 2/2

If you have not taken one of the Specializations, I would suggest trying to spend the remaining points to fill Improved Overpowered, get Deathwish and Peircing Howl. You should then have 2 points left, spend them where you want.

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August 20, 2010

quick money (Deathwing gold)

Okay first you need to be a tailor that can make white linen shirts. The get some linen cloth and make it into bolts of linen cloth. then buy supplies(coarse thread and bleach) which only cost 35 copper and make some shirts that sell for 75 copper. this is for fast small amounts of money. Make sure you dont buy the linen. Farming makes it easier(if their gray you can get more without leveling so you can catch up in money). This guide is easier for undeads because the scarlet crusade guys drop alot of linen. i made about 1g in about an hour of working. So enjoy joy this quick money.

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