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   Do not follow the quest lines for your own race. Owing to the misconception that the new players about World of Warcraft is that quests are restricted by race - in other words, that if you're playing a Human, you must take the "Human" quests in Elwynn Forest when you start out. That's simply not true. Players can take any level-appropriate quest regardless of their race. For Alliance players looking to level up a bit faster, there is a bit of a shortcut. Simply head to the hub cities of Ironforge or Stormwind as soon as you're strong enough to get out of the newbie zone (around level 5). From there, find the passage to Teldrassil, the Night Elf homeland and start collecting quests. Teldrassil is very small, contains the hub city of Darnassus that offers every service, and players rarely have to run far to complete quests. You'll find yourself at level 10 or even higher in no time!
   As a whole, the Alliance players are popular with players, which mean that severe crowding in popular regions along with what we like to call "mass extinction events". In fact, several quests require players to kill a particular animal may make it hard to find that animal for a while and that you may be racing other players who are standing around waiting them to spawn in the area. The Alliance has a lot more quest-based content than the Horde. While this isn't noticeable at the earlier levels, many Horde players often find themselves running low on quests around level 25-30 and being forced to just "farm" random creatures for experience.
   For Horde Players, you will end up in the Barren, accept it. Throughout the beta process, the Barrens are quite literally in the center of everything for the Horde, which most of the players complain about the most. As a result, this zone has the dubious distinction of undergoing almost constant revisions. Most Horde quest lines eventually send players to the Barrens and it contains access to one of the neutral towns where Horde and Alliance players can get together, so the place is absolutely crawling with players. While that can be good for making friends, it's also the place that's the most hunted and overcrowded on the Horde side. Unfortunately, the Barrens are just a fact of life for Horde players.
   In the World of Warcraft, every trade skill has a complement. Players can only learn two "professional" trade skills. Be aware that with the exception of Enchanting and Tailoring, every trade skill has a "gathering" skill and a "crafting" skill. For example, Blacksmithing requires raw materials that can only be retrieved by Mining. Make sure that you select the appropriate skill; otherwise you will end up buying raw materials at auction or trying to trade your raw materials for finished goods.
   Above all, everyone loves a Human Priest which is the perfect class for players looking to group. Humans' racial talents help a Priest hold his or her own in combat and there isn't a group alive that isn't thrilled when a Priest shows up just before heading into an Elite dungeon or an instance. Priests are also pretty rare in the game, there aren't really all that many players who enjoy taking on the social/support roles, so your skills will always be in demand - and you'll level pretty fast.