WoW Warlock Guide

Welcome to my WoW Warlock Guide, thanks for stopping by to have a look.

Warlocks are characters who tamper with the darker side of magic and though the other classes might find them to be uncomfortable companions, no one can deny that in the right situation, a Warlock can make all the difference. Warlocks in World of Warcraft are an impressively formidable class, and even when they are restricted by the fact that they can only wear cloth armor, you will find that they can definitely hold their own in any situation that you care to name.

Due to their low armor rating, they are definitely better off far away from the actual fighting; to that end, as a Warlock progresses, he or she will be able to learn to summon a minion to help you. At level ten, you will learn to summon your first minion, which is the Imp. The Imp can be a good damage dealer, but it can be fragile. The next one that you can pick up is the Voidwalker, which deals comparatively less damage, but has excellent armor and can serve as a tank. The Succubus is much more geared towards player versus player combat, while the Felguard takes more points spent in the Demonology talent tree.

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One of the strengths of the Warlock class is that it can be used for solo questing or for raids. When you are looking to run a Warlock and you don't have a group, using the Affliction talent tree, where you will be able to put your efforts into damage over time, is a good way to do it. Warlocks who choose to quest on their own will find that the Voidwalker is an invaluable asset in this instance, and when managed correctly, can allow a Warlock to get through things with a minimal amount of damage.

On the other hand, if you choose to do raids, you will find that you are going to be expected to either handle damage or crowd control. With Fear and Howl of Terror, a Warlock can send their enemies fleeing away long enough for the damage dealers to take care of them. Make sure that you wait until an optimal time to do this, as they might stir up other monsters as they flee. The Warlock's ability Banish allows them to hold demonic creatures long enough to let healers work as well.

When playing a Warlock, you will find that one of the great pleasures is being adaptable. Check out a few tips to make sure that you can get the right effect:

Keep your Soul Shards handy. You need to me for many things, but without them, you cannot summon your minion. If you have no Soul Shards, use your Imp to help you create some.

Warlocks cannot heal themselves. Consider making Alchemy and Herbalism your professions. This allows you to get Lifeblood, which is a heal over time spell and to create potions and elixirs as well.

When choosing gear, look for the equipment that will give you bonuses to your Intelligence and Stamina.

I hope you have found my WoW Warlock Guide useful and have learnt something from it.

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