Zygor’s Druid Leveling Guide Review
Warning: These Druid Leveling Secrets Are What the Gurus Don’t Want You To Know…
Hey there,
My name is Furpile and I was exactly like you are right now…
…You see I was struggling to do well with leveling my druid and it seemed like no matter what I did I just couldn’t reach level 80 as fast as everyone else did.
One day I got so pissed off I phoned my friend, who had probably the sickest WoW account I’ve ever seen, and started to ask him how he managed to do it.
At first I thought he was crazy… idiot was showing me some sales page for a product. But as I started to actually read it I started to get a bit excited.
…The guy who made it was crazy… he had so many decked out level 80′s it totally blew my mind.
By the time I read through the whole sales page I was convinced to buy. I figured what the hell… with a 100% money back guarantee I might as well give it a try.
AND WITHIN JUST TWO DAYS I DINGED 80!
I wasn’t even in Outland when I started, too.
And over the coming weeks I became literally an expert at leveling. I started to have friends and guildmates whispering me and messaging me constantly.
One of them said, “Teach me whatever it is your doing!”
I will give you a little warning though. When you try Zygor’s leveling guide, and you start beating all your friends to 80, you will not want to give away the secrets – at least, not for free 
.
Imagine having your druid at level 80 in 2 days, and knowing you can get as many characters to 80 super fast, any time you want.
That’s literally what you can do.
And I know that sounds like hype… I know…
But you NEED to check it out.
Cheers!
- Furpile
P.S – Your friends and guildmates are already discovering these inside secrets… and you’re being left behind.
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When leveling up a Druid, it can be difficult to decide whether you should spec feral or balance. Primarily it comes down to a matter of playstyles. If you are more interested in dealing melee DPS and having the option of filling either the tank or DPS role in groups, feral is probably your best bet. However, if you prefer to deal damage from range, and you’d like to have the option to heal in groups, you would be better off with balance.
Now, if you’re more of the power gamer type and you don’t really care what you’re doing as long as its the best and fastest way to go, I would recommend feral. This is the better choice for power gamers for the following reasons:
1) Less downtime - As a feral druid, you will not have to worry about mana nearly as often as a balance druid. Since you will only be spending mana on changing forms and healing yourself, mana will rarely be an issue. Balance druids burn mana with every action they take, and spend a lot of time drinking as a result.
2) Tanks are harder to find than healers – As feral you gain the ability to tank in groups. In general, it is far more difficult to find a tank than a healer, as tanks generally have the hardest job in the group. Druid tanks are great at all levels, and don’t even require an extra gear set for tanking until around level 70, and if you are willing to tank you will get groups faster than you would in any other role.
3) More available gear – Feral druids use the same gear as rogues, focusing on Agility, Strength, and Stamina. This gear exists throughout the game in abundance, and is easily obtained through questing and dungeons. Balance gear is few and far between until level 58, and even then, it is still fairly rare. Feral druids have a much easier time keeping their gear up to date, and as such, they can tear through mobs faster and level more quickly.
Now, this is without even touching on the fact that feral is the better PVP spec, allows you to solo elite quests, and many other points. Suffice it to say that if playstyle is not an issue, feral is the better spec for leveling a druid. Happy prowling!
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