I have to admit something, I'm a chronic leveler. I do it over and over. Yes, I know it's not the typical play style. Yes, I also know it's highly unorthodox. By now you are probably thinking, "Who in their right mind would want to be a chronic leveler?" That someone would be me.

See when I get bored, and the game starts to become a bit of a drag I can't help myself. It only becomes a matter of time till I feel the need to scratch an itch to start over. Yes, I know it's crazy. But you can look at it this way, at least I know how the game works for the beginning Hunter just as well as the raiding one.

Having done this a few times now, I thought it would idea to put this experience to some practical purpose. It seems to be a waste and not at least write up a Hunter guide for new Hunters. So I thought I'd create a new series of posts entitled, "So you want to be a Hunter."

Before we get started, I need to make sure we're all on the same page by setting some ground rules.

This series is intended for the new player and/or a new Hunter.
Since most new player won't have a rich uncle in game, nor does everyone use Recruit-A-Friend, I'll just focus on leveling up the old fashioned way.
When discussing zone and levels, I'll only highlight some key quests along the way.
Except for when we reach the "getting ready to raid" guide, all guides will focus on using a solo-leveling/grinding build.
So there, with some ground rules set. Let's get started on making you the best Hunter possible.

Picking a race

In the past, Hunters really had to pay attention to the racial bonuses. Today it seems racials are more about your play style and preferences. Don't think this means you should just dismiss racials, nope not at all. They still play an important role in how well your Hunter will perform as you level and when you start end game content.

Horde

If you have decided to play Horde, you have the opportunity to play some of the most interesting races in the game. (Really, who can't help but shout "Hammer time!" when they see an Orc dance?)

And as a Hunter you can play an Orc, Troll, Tauren, or Blood Elf. So, let's take a look at the different Hunter related Horde racials and see how they can will help your Hunter.

Orcs

Starting off, Blood Fury is a will increase your attack power by an amount based on your level and class for 15 seconds. For Hunters this works out to be (Level*4)+ 2) or an instant +6 AP for a level one Orc!) Just remember it has a 2 minute cooldown.

Couple this with Command that gives a 5% increase to Pet damage and this makes Orcs a lethal combination you don't want to walk up on.

We don't want to forget a couple of other abilities Orcs have. One would include Hardiness. Hardiness reduces the duration of you being stunned by 15%. Also, the Orcs enjoy Axe Specialization giving a +5 Expertise will help Hunters that notice their pets are missing, especially BM Hunters.

Tauren

I personally love Taurens for both soloing and PvP. Just keep in mind, Tauren racials don't add directly to your DPS but do help in other ways.

For example, War Stomp is the reason I love playing a Tauren in PvP. Instantly stunning 5 enemy's within 8 yards for 2 seconds is a great fun. A good way to think of it is, you can Warstomp, lay a trap, and then Disengage for distance. Talk about being the perfect race for kiting.

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