Cool, are you going after Orgrimar?

let us know how it went. [img]smile.gif[/img]

Ok, I am level 9, and a Dwarven Paladin. I wanna learn how to use a sword (I found a rare one but don't have the proficiency to use it) I went to a weapons master, and couldn't find the option to learn it. (In Ironforge) all of the weapon masters covered maces, axes, and such. no sword.

Any ideas? Someone said I could learn it from my paladin trainer, but I see no skill to learn the sword.. just spells and special moves. Do I have to be a higher level? Maybe level 10?

Isn't the weaponmaster that teaches sword in the human stronghold? What is it called again.. Stormwind?

There is a weaponmaster in Stormwind, and one in Darnassus too.

Darnassus teach Fist Weapons and Bow, I think the one in Stormwind teach one hand sword.

It's hard to be certain on their skill list, because it depend on the character class. Some class don't get offered some skills.

Paladins get offered swords at Stormwind.

Best way to make money is through going to instances after you get some more levels and selling magic items from them. I find that I have enough money in general to keep a character up to date with skills and get a few things on the AH every level. Though I jsut dropped alchemy/herbalism on a character for mining/engineering and quickly grinded it. Loss of money after getting up to 140 engineering.

Crafts can make money, but the servers all run different economies, some will have high value trade goods and some have high value gems and so on so it is hard for people to say how it is in general.

Everyone picks on the horde. Alliance outnumbers horde by so many its not even funny. That and all the high level chars on are the alliance. We need more horde players.

Then play on Bonechewer. Horde has numbers and levels.

Everyone picks on the horde. Alliance outnumbers horde by so many its not even funny. That and all the high level chars on are the alliance. We need more horde players. </font>[/QUOTE]I made an horde character on my server, and while there are a lot less players, the average horde character is around level 40-50, while the average alliance one is 20-30...

I saw a lot more level 60 horde guys than alliance ones.

Look like only the good players had the perseverence to continue on the horde side, the other ones moved to Alliance.

http://www.wowcensus.com/no_realm.php?sort=count

A great tool indeed. And I envy those who are on a server where horde outnumbers alliance. I long to see the day when we take Stormwind on Dalaran...

The census can't be trusted. There are holes in it from people not submitting data.