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#1 Aug 15 2009 at 8:59 AM Rating: Default
My druid is at 10, just got bear form. Where is a good place to level, I was thinking Exodar, but just wanted some thoughts, thanks.
#2 Aug 15 2009 at 11:50 AM Rating: Good
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Bloodmyst Isle or Darkshore.

10-20 on a druid sucks. It's arguably the worst leveling experience in the game no matter what your spec is. Balance and bear don't do enough damage yet.

Stick it out. When I first did it, I probably had ten different characters I played with just because I couldn't handle the constant dying (one mob - OK, two mobs - probably dead, three mobs - you're screwed). It will be worth it in the end though.
#3 Aug 15 2009 at 12:01 PM Rating: Good
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I thought it sucked till maybe level 30ish but that's my opinion.

Love the class now but damn Claw sucked.

edit: Go Bloodmyst, better quest rewards and just better zone overall.

Edited, Aug 15th 2009 4:01pm by Horsemouth
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#4 Aug 15 2009 at 1:03 PM Rating: Good
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Horsemouth wrote:
I thought it sucked till maybe level 30ish but that's my opinion.


Well, if we're getting technical, it's extremely slow leveling as feral until you get Mangle, which is 50. I remembering being so shocked, I think my DPS went from like 80 to 200 or something. It was wonderful.
#5 Aug 15 2009 at 9:43 PM Rating: Decent
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Horsemouth wrote:
I thought it sucked till maybe level 30ish but that's my opinion.


Well, if we're getting technical, it's extremely slow leveling as feral until you get Mangle, which is 50. I remembering being so shocked, I think my DPS went from like 80 to 200 or something. It was wonderful.

Honestly, leveling up my feral in the last couple of months, I didn't have much trouble with Claw. Granted, I knew to aim for targets a few levels below me; but a simple Rake, Claw x3, Rip/FB (usually FB) was more than sufficient for most mobs.
#6 Aug 16 2009 at 3:08 AM Rating: Good
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Claw is a little better than it used to be if you use Glyph of Claw. That, coupled with the fact that rake actually does good damage now, makes feral leveling much easier than in the past.

You can also throw on Glyph of Maul for those times when you have to switch to bear because you pulled an extra mob or two on accident. It'll help with any lower level tanking you might do as well.

Me and a guildy are leveling some toons together. I'm running a rogue in full heirloom gear (emblem sword, Wintergrasp sword, 2x haste trinkets, shoulders and chest) who's sitting at 38 just absolutely wtfpwning everything in sight. She's a few levels behind me due to playtime, but hasn't had any issues ripping through quests as long as they are green-orange.

After you get kitty form, things pick up the pace, after mangle (everlasting ******) it's gametime. You can decimate anything that comes your way.

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#7 Sep 05 2009 at 1:40 PM Rating: Decent
I would agree Azuremyst/Bloodmyst is a good area. Most of the mobs are spread out, so you can attack, and then rest. I enjoyed it. My feral druid is lvl 56, now. I don't miss those days at all. The quest rewards are much better than Darkshore or Stonetalon.
#8 Sep 24 2009 at 1:33 PM Rating: Decent
i just lvled a bunch from doing dungeons.
gained a few lvls a day till 20, now im back to questing for a little
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