Over the next few weeks and beyond I'll be giving you some killer
WoW tips. From Professions, Leveling, Gold Farming and PVP we'll
talk about some neat tips and tricks you can implement right away
to improve your WoW experience and gameplay.

One thing first, not everyone is at the 
same level, you might be an experienced WoW Veteran or maybe you just
got the game, no matter your experience you're bound to learn
something new and exciting.
I remember when I first started playing wow(back soon after release)
, I think I got to around level 30 on my Hunter before I even 
realized what the difference was between Stamina, Intellect, 
and Spirit was on gear.
Also a note, I'm going to be updating the blog over the next
few weeks, the class guides aren't yet completed. But I'll put
specific information on talents, gear and such in the class
sections.
Ok so today, lets jump into it and give you some great tips.

This is aimed at the new player.

Deciding a class to play will ultimately depend on your play style.

Now classes get talent points at level 10 which give them the 
ability to specialize their character in one of 3 ways.

For instance a Warrior can use a big 2 handed axe/mace/sword 
and dish out the DPS (damage per second) and focus his talent
points on the Arms talent tree.

Or He might want to dish out some DPS with 2 weapons at once and
go down the Fury tree.

And finally he might want to "Tank" in groups. Which means he
gets beaten down by the NPCs(Non-player-characters) in group
play, not dishing out much damage but can take a ton of it so he
doesn't die before the healers get a chance to heal him.

While pretty much all classes can have a "DPS" type role, some
are simply designed for it no matter which talent spec they go
(like a mage) or as a priest where you can choose to go "shadow"
and dish out magic DPS OR you can go holy and be a full fledged
healer.

So if you like to help groups by healing, you'll want to choose
a Paladin, Priest or Shaman.

If you want to Tank a Warrior or Paladin are your best choices.

If you want to DPS a Hunter, Rogue, Mage or Warlock would be
your best choices.

If you really just want an easy and fast time to level while
doing some good damage with pretty simply gameplay, I would 
recommend a hunter for most people, probably the easiest class 
to level in the game since there's very little downtime (drinking/
eating) because your pet "Tanks" NPC's for you.

Hope you enjoyed these tips and there are more to come so tune in, till then see you all in AZeroth!