get out way
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I want to make a twink because I'm bad at pvp and think that having a advantage over someone would close the skill gap between me and people who aren't mentally deficient. What class to play for me ???
Good Class to twink in 10-19 bracket for someone who's never twinked a character
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Magdalena
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Warrior ( Good dmg/tank)
Druid ( Good at everything)
ArcaneMage ( Over powered arcane missile)
Discopriest ( A shame if you play this but it's k)
-- There''s a guide anyways for gearing up
https://xpoff.com/threads/19-quick-start-gearing-guide-bfa.79275/
Druid ( Good at everything)
ArcaneMage ( Over powered arcane missile)
Discopriest ( A shame if you play this but it's k)
-- There''s a guide anyways for gearing up
https://xpoff.com/threads/19-quick-start-gearing-guide-bfa.79275/
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Knightfall
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Good morning "get out way",
Well, morning for me anyway lol (5 of 6:00am here). Wanted to help out here and offer my two-cents as a recently renewed Twink(er). Having twinked in Vanilla in the 19, 29, and 49 Brackets I recently returned to twinking after finding out JUST NOW that they removed the restrictions between locked XPOffers and Levelers. History aside, I immediately decided to return to roots and roll a rogue as I had before. I did also try my warrior out for fun but I did not find it nearly as enjoyable as it used to be. If you are new to twinking than I definitely recommend a class that allows you to set the precedent rather than waiting for it to come to you/forcing you to charge in. You'll learn a lot either way, but playing a stealth class really allows you to learn something with each fight you choose to engage yourself in, and as a rogue or a druid you have that option over other non-stealth classes. You pick your fights for the most part, then you have to own them.
Outlaw rogue plays much like the old-guard days, and as such remain a favorite for new and old players alike, I recommend them highly for a beginner as they can teach you how much there is to learn in what seems like a very-little-to-do bracket. The other above recommendations are also good, especially Druid. Druid is basically the BG winner if played correctly and has the ability to severely impact their team. Personally, I'd stay away from Warriors, Ret Paladins, and Survival Hunters (open combat melee classes) until you have had some time to scout out the scene with your first twink. The three aforementioned can be strong (especially Hunter) but they require some fancy footwork to pull off -effectively-. Proccing movespeed vs. boot enchants, weapon swaps, the dead zone, etc.
At the end of the day you can start out as whatever class you really feel you will like, but for me personally those are some of the things you should consider. If you need any help getting started everyone on this site is very knowledgeable, but I'm more than willing to lend a hand if you want to shoot me a message. Welcome to the community, and I hope you have a blast with it!
Well, morning for me anyway lol (5 of 6:00am here). Wanted to help out here and offer my two-cents as a recently renewed Twink(er). Having twinked in Vanilla in the 19, 29, and 49 Brackets I recently returned to twinking after finding out JUST NOW that they removed the restrictions between locked XPOffers and Levelers. History aside, I immediately decided to return to roots and roll a rogue as I had before. I did also try my warrior out for fun but I did not find it nearly as enjoyable as it used to be. If you are new to twinking than I definitely recommend a class that allows you to set the precedent rather than waiting for it to come to you/forcing you to charge in. You'll learn a lot either way, but playing a stealth class really allows you to learn something with each fight you choose to engage yourself in, and as a rogue or a druid you have that option over other non-stealth classes. You pick your fights for the most part, then you have to own them.
Outlaw rogue plays much like the old-guard days, and as such remain a favorite for new and old players alike, I recommend them highly for a beginner as they can teach you how much there is to learn in what seems like a very-little-to-do bracket. The other above recommendations are also good, especially Druid. Druid is basically the BG winner if played correctly and has the ability to severely impact their team. Personally, I'd stay away from Warriors, Ret Paladins, and Survival Hunters (open combat melee classes) until you have had some time to scout out the scene with your first twink. The three aforementioned can be strong (especially Hunter) but they require some fancy footwork to pull off -effectively-. Proccing movespeed vs. boot enchants, weapon swaps, the dead zone, etc.
At the end of the day you can start out as whatever class you really feel you will like, but for me personally those are some of the things you should consider. If you need any help getting started everyone on this site is very knowledgeable, but I'm more than willing to lend a hand if you want to shoot me a message. Welcome to the community, and I hope you have a blast with it!