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Most people want to hit level 80 in WoW as fast as possible. Some players think that the only way to do this is to pay some powerleveling company to get it done, but there are easier ways if you happen to have some friends that also play World of Warcraft.

Other gamer friends can really help. For example, one useful strategy that some gamers use is to recruit a friend to get that double exp, and then recruit another friend to run them both through Deadmines and Wailing Caverns at the lowest level possible for a couple hours so they can hit level 30 before they've even trained any skills.

The best way to powerlevel through low levels is to have a high leveled friend of any spec to run you through low leveled instances like Wailing Caverns and Deadmines, where the experience points are plentiful and it can be cleared in a few minutes. Usually you can get a couple of low leveled players to hang back a safe distance while your high leveled friend runs through AOE'ing every mob in their path. You can easily get 30k experience points per hour or more.

But, if you want to maintain an honest touch to your playing, choosing just to have a friend come out and kill elite for you will save you a bit of hassle and rez sickness. There's no point to waste hours unable to complete a quest because the elite at the end is just out of your skill level. Call over a friend or search for someone high level in the zone to make a cameo appearance to slay the giant, or even a murloc.

If you're doing a quest to collect a lot of a certain item, try just having your powerleveler run through the zone and slaughter everything. You can use the time to collect all of the quest items and complete the quest fast. Level 80's love hanging out in lowbie zones as soon as they hit the max level, because they can run around and kill all the mobs and elites mobs that gave them resurrection sickness when they were level 40 or 50, so there should be plenty of folks around that will be willing to help you out. Just watch out for scammers and the like and you should be fine. I'd look for people you already know fairly well to help you with a few friendly favors.

Now if you prefer to do things on your own, but you just one a more streamlined speed leveling approach, then a good in-game leveling guide will certainly get the job done and you won't run into any issues of breaking Blizzard's TOS either. I always recommend Zygor's Leveling guides as being the best of the ones available. You can Buy it Now at Zygor's Site.