Being a hero class, the Death Knight gets the privilege of starting out at a much higher level than other classes. It's a great feeling to be able to jump straight to the Outlands once you get out of the Death Knight starting area at level 58. But this same great thing could also make some feel a bit funny at least in terms of fitting in with the grand scheme of things in the story. It's obvious that Death Knights belong in Northrend wow gold wow gold because that's when they finally begin to feel like they are part of the story, which is something they did pwdletaihlc not get since doing their starter quests. A friend of mine asked me this question earlier "how far in the story do Death Knights start out in?" Strangely enough he has the expansion but hasn't finished the Death Knight starter area quests nor has he started questing wow gold wow gold in Northrend. He seems to like doing all the quests he's missed so he's still in Shadowmoon Valley. Anyway, he asked me the question because I told him that as a Death Knight, you get to deliver a message to High General Abbendis as her Scarlet Onlsaught Replica Watches Replica Watches prepare to leave on a boat to Northrend. If you look at all those people around her they are people you eventually encounter and kill in New Hearthglen in Dragonblight. Pushing the subject, other people you encounter in that DK starting area come back in Northrend like Prince Valanar as part of the quest Breaking Through in Borean Tundra. Prince Keleseth is the Watches Replica Watches Replica first boss in Utgarde Keep. Thassarian is an Alliance npc in the Borean Tundra. Mages rock! I've been saying this ever since I started playing one in 2005 and stuck to it ever since. Some of you may agree and others may not. But whatever you might think about mages, I'm sure a lot of you will agree that the Wrath of the Lich King expansion gives mages some pretty special treatment. This treatment is the reason why I say that it's a great expansion to be a mage. I noticed a few things so far that make mages feel quite special. The most obvious is the neutral city of Dalaran which is where some of the greatest mages around like Jaina Proudmoore went to study magic. It feels quite awesome as a mage that the "guards" you talk to to ask for directions are fellow mages, the citizens of the magical city. This association with Dalaran makes it great to be a mage. First of all, while others have to Replica Handbags Replica Handbags wait until level 74 to enter the magical city using the regular way (which I still currently am not familiar with since I just port in or use the flight path), mages get a quest at level 71 to learn to teleport there. Another benefit of being a mage is that you start out Friendly with the Kirin'tor, which is the faction of mages in Dalaran led by Rhonin. While others have to grind out some rep, mages can purchase the Kirin'tor tabard the moment they get there. Another thing I was surprised with is the fact that the Mage is the only class in the whole game that has a trainer in Dalaran. It makes sense since it's where people study to learn magic Replica Handbags Replica Handbags but that really makes things more convenient while leveling. While other classes will have to go back to their trainers in Azeroth, mages can stay in Northrend even to train. Perhaps another cool thing about being a mage in the expansion is the fact that at level 75, they get their new conjured refreshment - something makes things even more convenient for them. Basically it's an item like the manna biscuits from the Ritual of Refreshment, a
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