wisepowder: Classic WoW: 5 Awesome Class Quests

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In Classic World of Warcraft, there are literally hundreds of different quests that players can do as they grind their way to 60. Some of the most memorable, most loved and most reviled of these are the class quests. It's common to see players ranting or raving about the best and worst at various internet gathering places, not only to share the sorrows of bad quests but to remember the good ones.To get more news about WoW Classic Gold for Sale, you can visit lootwowgold official website.

There's plenty of class quests to choose from, no matter the character. Some of the earliest quests start at level 10, with several in the mid-levels and finally ending with an epic quest at 60. Many of them are famous, either for how great they are or for how badly they need improvement.

Awesome: Warlock, The Dreadsteed Of Xoroth

When it comes to great quests that everyone loves, the Warlock's Dreadsteed quest always comes up, so let's just get it out of the way. This lengthy chain quest that begins with this first step is available at level 55, but good luck finishing it at that level, a least not without a very supportive guild and a stupid amount of gold in your pocket. This is the final step in the quest chain and requires a party strong enough to defeat one of the last bosses in Dire Maul.

Needs Improvement: Druid, Trial Of The Sea Lion

Swinging back to the lower end of the level spectrum, this is one of the first class quests a Druid does at level 10. On the plus side, it teaches the player their aquatic form, which is handy when traveling through water. On the other hand, it's got a reputation for being a colossal bore. Not only does it involve virtually no combat but it consists almost exclusively of travel. Go here, go there, talk to this NPC. There's nothing to complain about, and that's the problem.

Awesome: Warrior, The Islander

What makes a good quest great? The reward at the end, of course. In this case, it's the fearsome Whirlwind Axe. Throw in a few Highlander references and you've got a memorable quest that will go down in MMORPG history.

Needs Improvement: Shaman, Call Of Water

Nobody seems to like the water level in a video game, and Classic WoW appears to have the same curse. "Call of Water" takes the fetching and traveling that made the Druid water quest such a chore and made it even longer and more arduous. How does all of this tourism prepare a player for taming the elements? At least it's a level 20 quest, so it's over quickly, and there's a Water Totem as a reward at the end of it.