Hey guys, it’s Rob.

If you’re looking for the fastest way to get a mage from level 1-80, then I’m glad you’ve found this website and I strongly suggest you keep reading, because this is my uncensored power leveling story; the ups, the downs, what stuff didn’t work, and finally the one thing that did help me achieve my goal. Click here to see how I power leveled my Mage from 1-80 in under a week.

It used to take me hours of wandering around trying to find things to level me up faster.  I would get to the point where I couldn’t find any quests to get my experience bar to shoot up faster and I would be forced back into monotonous level grinding.  I was sick and tired of it and wanted to do something about it.

I searched online and found many Alliance power leveling guides as well as Horde power leveling guides.  I tried Dugi’s Ultimate World of Warcaft and Team iDemise’s 1-80 Leveling Guide.  I even tried Joana’s Horde Leveling Guide and all of these failed me.  I was ready to quit playing because the game was frustrating the heck out of me.

Finally, I stumbled across the prefect solution, and I couldn’t believe how well it worked!  I managed to get from level 1-80 in a little over 6 days.

Click here to see how you can do it too!

This solution is actually an in game add-on that walks you hand in hand through the fastest mage power leveling route.  It tells you the coordinates of everything you need to do and has a handy green arrow that points you in the direction of where you need to go.  It can also tell when you have completed a quest and then redirects you to turn it in.  It also targets mage quests.  It is amazing how often you hear that pleasant little “ding” sound when using this add-on.

Another great thing is that it doesn’t matter if you start off as a Human or Undead, Troll or Gnome; it knows your perfect power leveling route.  Also, you can spec as a fire mage, a frost mage, an arcane mage, or even a hybrid mage and it doesn’t matter: you’ll get to level 80 in under a week every time.

Now, there is one main thing I think the guide leaves out, and that is a profession leveling guide.  It would have been nice if there was one that showed you how to level up your professions as cheaply as possible, such as where to go to level up skinning and the cheapest way to max out tailoring. Aside from that, this guide is the best I have found for mage power leveling.  I can finally enjoy end game instances and PvP in no time at all.

I hope you found this information useful and happy leveling!  You can click here to check it out.

Obviously depending on which faction you choose (Alliance or Horde) and what race you start off as, the game can be completely different.  Imagine if no matter who you started as, you could always get from level 1-80 in under a week!
I suppose you could pay a WoW power leveling service over a hundred dollars to outsource it to China where they will power level your mage from 1-80 in a week, or you could do it yourself.  I have been playing WoW since the beginning, and I remember how long it used to take me to get a mage from level 1-60.  Then, when The Burning Crusade came out, I remember how long it took to power level a mage from 1-70.  Once the Wrath of the Lich King came out, I knew I wanted to find a faster way to get  to the level cap without using a supposedly cheap WoW power leveling service.

Then I discoverd the secret.  It isn’t putting in the most hours grinding, and it certainly isn’t a sketchy online WoW power leveling service.  It is mage leveling in a way that always works.  It can be done by a frost mage or by a fire mage.  It can be done by either faction and any race.  The mage build you choose and the mage talents you pick don’t alter the effectiveness either.  That is the beauty of it right there: it doesn’t matter what you pick to play!

The key is to do mage quests and avoid grinding.  You only kill the mobs needed for quests, because let’s face it, quests make you ding a lot faster!

Mage power leveling is an absolutely amazing technique.  Getting a World of Warcraft mage to the level cap can be very monotonous.

Whether you are leveling a frost mage or leveling a fire mage, Alliance or Horde, it turns into the same keystrokes, casting the same mage spells, one after the other.

Is power leveling really as hard and boring as it sounds?

Its definitely not hard, and what could be more fun than getting to level 80 in under a week?

Mage power leveling can be done by anyone, so why pay a WoW power leveling service to do something you could easily do?  Sure there is cheap WoW power leveling out there, but it is still costly to get to level 80.  As a person who actually has 4 completely different level 80 mages on different servers, I know how tiring it can be to grind from level 1-80.  After my first two World of Warcraft mages, I have been able to power level the other two very quickly using Alliance leveling and Horde leveling techniques.