P2p f2p?

[Purse]

Have you considered rolling your new toon on a trial account instead of your P2P account? That way after you fall in love with how much fun Aerie Peak is you can continue to play after you decide to stop paying.

 

[babouchka]

f2p account:
- you can play your p2p & f2p account at the same time, great for rushing dungeons

p2p account:
- you can send money, bags, & boe items

i rather have a toon on a f2p account because when you won't pay your subscription anymore, you'll still be able to play your f2p toon.

 

[Rhaen]

Have you considered rolling your new toon on a trial account instead of your P2P account? That way after you fall in love with how much fun Aerie Peak is you can continue to play after you decide to stop paying.

Definitely have to agree with this, Although it takes alot more effort levelling professions - in case you decide to quit P2P you'll still have the toon to play.


Both Affliction and Destro are viable however when I play my Lock It's always Destro (Prefer the playstyle).
Magician's Mantle and BoA Staff make a huge difference, atleast that I can notice. There are numerous threads on how to play a lock but feel free to PM Me - however there are better and more active Horde players like Bizr (which would help you out more)

Savour's Armory (Banned): here
Mantle's Armory: Here


Edit: All Primary Proffesions are capped out at 100, Fishing at 375, Cooking 375 and First aid at 225(?)

 

[Gulbon]

Alright folks. I took what you all had to say into mind, and decided to create a level 20 UNDEAD warlock, on A TRIAL account =D

I decided to do it legitly (I'm still keeping my P2P F2P, though, on my main account), so yeah. I made a trial account, undead warlock at Aerie Peak horde... And I hope to see you all =D

As I type this out, I am configuring my keybinds.

Buslik, Forsaken Warlock, Aerie Peak.

I'd still love some tips.

 

[babouchka]

professions are easy to level up, the only problem will that you won't be able to send yourselves mats via the inbox.

for first aid, you'll need assistance of your main, if you want to farm easily silk cloth (well it's possible solo, but requires a lot of patience)

 

[Purse]

Yeah, don't worry about the professions being too hard.... it's only up to 100 skill, there's only a handful you need. In my experience from leveling toons, this is the order I pick up my profs while leveling:

PICK THESE UP AT THE FIRST TOWN.
Skinning + Enchanting (to get rid of greens as you go to free up bag space and accumulate Dusts/Essences)

Keep every green/blue you find and _Disenchant_

For skinning, you're gonna need around ~250 light leather (including Scraps which combine).
Once you hit 100, you can make Medium Armor Kits which cost 4x Medium Leather each. You need at least 3 kits for BIS. I would make 6 to be safe, since LW is probbaly the most time consuming prof to re-level.

***Keep the greens you made with LW***
Once you've done Leatherworking and got your kits, you can drop Skinning/LW - pick up Mining + Enchanting.

You can level Enchant to ~45 just by disenchanting, and you should comfortably hit 100 with around 80 Strange Dusts. Then you can start making your enchants.
There's 4 enchants you want to get as a clothie:
1. +3 INT to 2H weapon
2. +1 resist on cloak
3. +1 stam on bracer
4. +15hp on chest

Put them on vellums if you're not BIS. I always make at least 3 of each in case I switch my gear in the future.

At 45 Enchanting you can also start making Minor Wizard Oil which is a weapon buff. Buy the recipe from any Enchanting Supplier at a capital city.

Once you've got all your vellums you can drop Enchanting and pick up Jewelcrafting for your BIS neckpiece, and after that continue mining to level Engineering if you want Flying Tiger Goggles