Buying Challenge Mode Gold | Useful for The Leveling Process

Warlords of Draenor is upon us, and the Dark Portal has opened for the second time. It's time to journey to the other side and see what the next World of Warcraft expansion has in store for us. This guide is aimed towards Paladins specifically—Paladins of all specs—and will give you vital tips for preparing for WoD, leveling from 90-100, buying Challenge mode Gold maximizing your garrison, and beginning the gearing up process immediately upon reaching level 100.All gear obtained while leveling in the open world—including quest reward gear and gear that drops from rare mobs—has a chance to randomly become an upgraded blue/epic version of the same piece. This can be a great way to quickly gain a quick ilevel boost, but never depend upon it happening. It's quite random.

The heirloom weapons off Garrosh are going to be quite useful for the leveling process, but they will lose their effectiveness for every level you gain until reaching level 100. At level 100 all heirloom weapons—no matter which raid difficulty they were challenge mode carry for gold obtained from—will scale to ilevel 620 at level 100. This means the stats will all be equal at this point. The only benefit to having a weapon from a higher difficulty Garrosh kill is due to the fact that each ilevel scales differently on the way to level 100. A Mythic weapon, for example, will still be better than a Heroic weapon at levels 91-99, but at level 100 they’ll be the same.

Retribution will be the best spec to solo level all the way to level 100 obviously. Leveling as Protection is completely doable as well, but may take buy gold challenge mode  slightly longer depending on your gear (equipping Ret trinkets/meta gems will help with this considerably). Holy will be rather slow unless you have a friend or challenge mode power leveling two. Solo leveling as Holy is never recommended, but leveling via dungeons mostly is always an option.