Questing in World of Warcraft is an essential part of the game. For those wanting to level quickly, nothing is better than questing. You get experience and loot from the kills, you get experience from exploring new places on the map, and, when the quest is over, you get more experience, money, and often cool loot. Quests can also increase your reputation with different factions in the game, such as Stormwind, Gnomeregan, etc.

Some classes have specific quests that unlock new skills or items. Examples of this are the warlock quests needed to get your familiar, or paladin quest to get your level 40 and epic mounts. For Paladin, quests provide some of the best weapons, armor you are going to find and also provide almost as much experience as actually killing all the mobs to complete the quests, therefore we strongly suggested that you work towards completing quests rather than just killing things.

The very early level quests (level 1-5) are all around your starting point. There are enough to keep you busy for about an hour and level you from 1 through 5. The Tome of Divinity quest is the major Paladin quest at level 12. This is a multi step quest to obtain your resurrection spell “Redemption”. This is a vital quest to complete for the paladin, as it is a primary skill for grouping with other players. There are two versions of this quest tree, one for dwarves and a slightly different one for humans. At level 60, you may obtain two quests like Collection of Goods and Ancient Equine Spirit. To complete the former quest you must bring 40 Runecloth, 6 Arcanite Bars, 10 Arthas’ Tears, 5 Stratholme Holy Water vials and 150 gold.

Zygor’s Guide fits this bill, constantly showing you where to go and what to do, without ever leaving the game screen. Assuming you stay focused on leveling (as opposed to raids, PvP sessions, and endless Auction Housing) you should be able to hit 80 (from 1) in well under 10 days, and maybe as few as the 7 that Zygor claims.