Do you hope to play World of Warcraft? If you are completely new to the game, you’d better to read newbie guide in our site. You are able to easy find various WoW guide here, such as WoW gold guide, quest guide, instance guide and WoW power leveling guide etc. Here we are going to introduce how to start WoW.
Choosing a server
As a completely new comer, first of all you must choose a server to play on, in WoW these are known as realms. Choosing a server is the first step to play your World of Warcraft. You cannot switch between realms, so make sure you and your friends pick the same realm, or you wont be able to play together. The closer you are to the server, the more likely are you to avoid lag, but feel free to choose any realm you wish.
Creating your character
The second, you should create your own WoW role. Creating your character is a breeze. Select your race, sex, and class. Remember that players of the Horde and Alliance will not be able to play with each other.Once your character is made you’ll find yourself watching an opening cinematic (which can be skipped with the ESC key). After the cinematic your character will be loaded into the game and you should be facing an NPC (that’s a non-playable character or in simpler terms a character played by the game) with a yellow exclamation point over its head. And then, your character should start to explore WoW and gathering World of Warcraft gold and other rewards.
Learning to control
In matter of fact, the most important problem for players is how to control game before you go anywhere else. The game’s tip system will pop up (exclamation points towards the bottom of the screen) that’ll tell you how to move and how to do other things. Players allow get items and WoW gold with mouse or keyboard. They’ll basically tell you that you can use the arrow keys or WSAD to move. Many people refer WSAD (W is forward, S is backward, A is left, D is right) as the keys are very close to the number keys. The number keys allow you to use skills so you’ll only need one hand for the keyboard.
Players should understand the situation of your character. The top left hosts your current status. Your health is the green bar while your mana is the blue bar. Rogues will have a yellow energy bar and Warrior’s will have an empty bar (that glows red as they take or receive damage). When your health reaches 0 you’ll die (see our guide on dying). Most abilities cost mana/energy/rage to use so when that reaches 0 you’ll be unable to use any abilities reliant on mana/energy/rage.
The bottom right is your inventory. In World of Warcraft inventory is managed by “bags”. You are able to see what kinds of items and left WoW gold you have. The more bags you have then the more items you can carry. As you kill enemies you’ll gain loot (ranging from things you can equip to loot you can sell to vendors).
Getting WoW quests
As soon as you are newbie, you will get the easiest first quest. In front of your avatar when you first load into the game will be an NPC with an exclamation mark above its head. That’s a quest giver. Quest givers will have an exclamation point above their head (and on the mini map) when they have a new quest to give. They will have a silver question mark above their head when they are waiting on you to complete a quest. They will have a yellow question mark when a quest is complete.
Quests are what drive your advancement through WoW. And it also the main way to gathering WoW money and experience. You may notice in the example screenshot above that there is a long bar above your abilities that is empty and slightly transparent. Of course, if you hope to start very easily WoW, you can buy WoW gold from others. That bar is your XP bar. When it fills up completely you’ll gain a level. Each level can grant you more skills, give you more stat points, open up more quests, and allow you to equip higher level equipment. Basically each level makes you more powerful.
General speaking, once you have completed the quest, you receive the rewards. They’ll give you a description of what to do, what the reward will be, and any other requirements to complete the quest. Once you accept the quest you just follow its instructions (visit our database to find out more on how to complete the various quests) until the quest is complete. Once complete you can turn it in to gain experience, WoW currency (copper, silver and WoW gold), and/or items. Some may have you kill so many of a certain beast while others may have you collect items that drop from a certain enemy. Some might have you head into an instance (that’s a dungeon that’s just for your party) and some might just have you deliver a note to another friendly NPC. Each quest is different and the quest text will generally tell you what to do.