wow profession leveling -warrior leveling guide

Warrior leveling guide with a little arm

Some players really enjoy tanking and see no problem in leveling their warrior as a protection warrior. Shield slam and revenge do decent damage and also shock-wave is nice at later levels. If you want to speed up your leveling though, you should definitely explore the wow profession leveling fury talent tree.

Two one handed weapons should be used until you can equip two two-handed weapons. I have made two builds. One will also take the impale and deep wounds of arms while the other is even more focused on fury. It is up to your preferences which ones you would choose.

Warriors leveling build fury imp charge

I would advise you to at least first take improved charge in the arms tree. Then you continue with 5% crypt rating in the fury tree and go on down from there. Aim to get death wish, precision and weapon mastery ASAP so you don’t miss that often and death wish is a nice damage boost.

Flurry is extremely nice and after you take this ability you really get that rogue in plate feeling because you really make sushi out of your opponents. Next in line is blood thirst which does not only do a great amount of damage, but also restores health over time.

This ability is just great for leveling because it is one of the few life- giving abilities as warrior has. Now you will get to choose between some nice damage dealing abilities. Do move down in the tree through and pick up remaining ones at later levels.

Get rampage as soon as possible, it is a great ability that boosts your damage significantly and only costs one talent point. You can see that blizzard wanted to improve the ever so useless slam ability of the warrior and you can see that they succeeded.

You will have a 20% to instant cast slam and its damage gets improved to. Whirlwind and cleave as well get a damage boost in this three which makes the warrior more capable to deal with multiple mobs at once. Finally you got titans grip. Man did I love to see my warrior looking BA%&$ with two two-handed weapons.

Of course, it doesn’t only look great but it will also give you a whole different game play. Ok, you will need to get a lot of hit racing to make up for the hit rating loss but it is kind of cool that the warrior, the weapon master that always could wield all weapons, can now wield two, two- handed weapons instead of the death knights in example, which the words once spread before the release of WOTLK.

Warriors-weapon masters

Warriors are a great melee class. They are capable to tank, and even by most considered to be the best tanking class still, but can also do great damage in both PVE and PVP. Masters of the melee fight as they are; they are capable to equip all the melee weapons and even dual wield.

Next to that they can also wear plate armor and shields. Their special abilities can be used with the use of rage which is gained by taking and dealing damage, and some talents and abilities.

The warriors have stances they can choose between. The defensive stance is normally only used for tanking because it reduces the damage done by 10%. However, it does increase the threat made by 10% and the damage done to the warrior is reduced by 10% as well.

Then there is the battle stance which is their basic stance which doesn’t give any boosts or reductions and finally there is the berserker stance which increases the warrior’s critical strike rating by 3% but also increases damage done to the warrior by 10%. Some abilities can only be used when the warrior is in a particular stance.

Warriors are strong and can take a few punches which make them easy to level because their damage output is a good as well. One should carry a shield with him while leveling so you can tank an instance when you get the chance.

At level eighty 70+ however you will definitely need to have a protection build to tank the instances though. In my opinion warriors are fast levelers because you can kill the mobs quite fast and then charge into the next one.

Because of the plate armor you will not lose a lot of health, though one does has a few abilities that restore hit points and other wise some bandages can be used which that time isn’t taking either. All the races, except the blood elves have warriors in their ranks.

The warriors have the protection talent tree if they want to become good tanks. In this talent tree there are a lot of abilities that reduce the damage done to the warrior. You will also improve your threat done with this talent tree and will gain some new abilities like spell reflection, shield slam, shock wave and last stand.

A warrior can be a great tank, in my opinion, blizzard designed warriors to be tanks and they are the best at it. Since WOTLK, the arms tree is considered to be the weakest talent tree by many warriors. This is basically because the fury talent tree just as good or maybe even better for PVP and it stayed better in PVE.

The arms tree was good because of the mortal strikes rebuff left on the character that reduced healing done on him by 50%. Now the fury warriors have something similar in the talent tree called furious attacks which also gives the same rebuff of 50% healing reduced on the target.

If you follow this tree you will be able to dual wield two, two- handed weapons as only class in WOW. It doesn’t only look great but boosts the damage as well and puts the arms build even more in the shadows. Then there is wow profession leveling heroic fury, another PVP talent that removes immobilizing effects and removes the cool down from your intercept.