Alterac Valley
"Alterac Valley is by far the most intriguing battleground, and it's the kind that you either love or hate. The reason is that there seems to be a general imbalance on every single realm that I've read about. On the one I play on (Draenor), the Alliance basically wins 95% of the games. It's the opposite on other realms, which probably tends to prove that Blizzard designed AV just right, and the imbalance is simply created by players for various reasons that I won't go into (gear is usually the main factor). If it's any comfort to you, I reached Exalted status with the Frost Wolf faction after having only won one game. That's right, one game. We lost all the others I participated in (which I evaluate to around fifty). If I can make it to Exalted, anybody can... In the beginning, an AV battle is a massive rush: both sides head strong toward the enemy fortress and try to go as fast as possible. In a perfect (but boring) game, both factions will soon reach each other's fortresses and it will be to whoever is the fastest to kill the enemy general. In practice, it never happens this way. Very often, a midpoint encounter will happen and one side will prevail, slowly eroding the other's offense. After a while, one side will typically have 80% offense and 20% defense and the other team will have the opposite, guaranteeing a non-stop kill fest on both sides of the map. The first thing you should do when you enter AV is to check out your map and identify the main fight points (there are usually two). One will typically be behind you and the other ahead. Pick a destination and head there, while paying attention to the messages flying by. Typically, each landmark on the map has two buildings of importance: a bunker and a graveyard.
The bunker is defended by bowmen and an elite captain and the graveyard will also have an elite and five guards. Bunkers typically need to be taken by force, but graveyards can easily be ninja'ed by two players: one will ride on his mount and ""kite"" the elite and his guards, while the teammate runs to the flag and captures it. wow gold Ninjaing graveyards can sometimes be of value, but unless you have a stronger presence, it is very likely that the two ninjas will soon be overwhelmed by the other team that will try and reconquer it right away. When you approach the enemy fortress (Storm Pike or Frost Wolf), the first thing you should do is destroy the two towers defending it. Warsong GulchThis is not mandatory, but doing so will make future walkthroughs easier and it also impacts the number of war masters (assistants) the enemy general will have at his side once you reach him. The next step is to capture the Relief Hut (Horde) or Aid Station (Alliance). wow gold This will guarantee that the enemies can no longer respawn inside their fortress. Once you capture the RH/AS, it's usually very hard for the enemies to retake it, and at this point, it's only a matter of time before you kill the general. The next step is to pull the war masters one by one. These are elite characters, so you need to make sure you don't pull out everyone or your offense will quickly get wiped (if you own the RH/AS, you will respawn nearby, so it's typically only a temporary setback). Finally, you will enter the fortress and fight the general (he cannot be pulled). wow power leveling He's a 62 elite that will require at least ten people to take down. Alterac Valley has a few additional complexities that make the game more interesting than the other two battlegrounds. Each time you loot an enemy corpse, you will get a certain amount of armor scraps, blood and flesh (different items for the Alliance).
Each of these can then be turned in to NPC's back at the Keep: Once enough armor scraps have been collected, your side will deploy veteran units (and for the next level, champion units). These units are the ones that guard your bunkers, towers and graveyards, so they can make a significant difference. Flesh can only be turned in once one of your commanders has safely returned home. Blood is turned in inside the cave at the entrance of the Frost Wolf Keep. mp3 players Once enough blood has been collected, the NPC will move toward a summoning point in the middle of the map (Horde: 45,51, west of the Field of Strife. Alliance: just east of that point, in the middle of the Field of Strife). Once he gets there, he will materialize a pentagram on the ground and if at least ten people can click it and hold the position for long enough, a monstrous elite creature will appear (Horde: the Ice Lord, Alliance: the Forest Lord). wow gold Of course, if the enemy spots you summoning, they will do everything they can to break it, so make sure you get a lot of people and that some of them are assigned to the task of making sure the summoning doesn't get interrupted. The two Lords work about the same way: for the first five minutes, they will just wander about in the Field of Strife, killing the occasional enemies, and after that, they will slowly make their way toward the enemy fortress. Note that they cannot be directed: only enemies can aggro them and cause them to follow. For this reason, you should keep a minimum number of your players around your Lord to make sure that he doesn't get kited and also to keep him buffed and healed. On the receiving end, the best way to get rid of a Lord is to bring him near the instance entrance and kill him there. wow gold It will take a lot of people to kill him, though, and while you're busy doing this, the enemy is most certainly making progress toward your fortress.
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