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{!firstname_fix}, Warcraft isn’t a game of just a few measures – it has dozens of them. Anyone even halfway serious being at the top of the pyramid needs to have a good handle on the different ways in which they will rock their way to the top. Reputation is one of them. And I just got a fantastic email that has me already running through my characters to see which reputation I have and what I’ve missed out on. There are so many options out there these days for what to do with your time that most of just skip the rep grinding until we have to do it. So, when I heard Tony Sanders was doing a reputation guide, I was floored. This is the guy who wrote the PvP Bible and the PvE Bible – and everything in between. He’s the premiere WoW writer (and if Farmville if that floats your boat). So, setting him loose on reputation grinding is a fantastic idea, and one that is no doubt going to completely change how we all run our faction grinds to Exalted. Anyways, if you’re curious (and how could you not be), check out what Tony’s got on tap over at WarcraftReputations.com. Here’s a link: AFFILIATE LINK Don’t miss out on this opportunity. I can’t imagine it will last all that long – and you’re going to want to get those grinds out of the way before Cataclysm drops. Til Next Time, NAME

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{!firstname_fix} Guess what guys? T Dub is back and he’s got another guide. This time around he’s going the Reputation route and showing everyone how to knock your faction grinds out the park. Less time, more rewards – where can you go wrong? I’ve seen a lot of T Dub guides hot off the presses, so this one is by no means a surprise, and yet I was still a bit floored when I opened it the other day and saw more than 300 pages of cold hard information about the reputation grinds that have been giving me fits for the better part of the last five years. Want to check it out? Here’s the link: <AFFILIATE LINK> Faction grinding isn’t the prettiest or the most exciting aspect of WoW, but it’s by far one of the toughest routes to show off how awesome you are, and everyone has to do it eventually (you really don’t have a choice – sorry guys). So, having someone like T Dub on the job – putting his years of expertise to use on the one thing that everyone has to do and hates equally, is not only surprising, it’s amazing. I won’t go on forever here about why you need this guide (but you really do need this guide). T Dub’s got some pretty slick stories to tell you on his own site. Head over there now if you want to learn more about why Warcraft Reputations needs to be on your desktop. Talk to You Soon, NAME

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Do you hate grinding? I freaking loathe it. It’s such a pain in the backside and it takes so much of our time that could be spent doing…I don’t know, anything else. So, it’s not surprising that the buzz surrounding the new guide from T Dub Sanders is getting so high pitched. The guy behind PvP Bible and Warcraft Formula has come along and thrown another guide our way in the form of Warcraft Reputations and it’s practically got the community frothing at the mouth to learn more. So, here’s the deal – T Dub just got through sharing some very important insider details on this guide with me, including the guide itself and I have to say, I’m blown away. Want some details? Check it: • 300+ Pages • Every Faction in Northrend and Outland • Every Special Item and Reward from Level 60 On • Screens, Maps, and Attunements Across the Board Yeah, and that’s just the caption – there is so much information in this guide, you can’t believe how much new strategy is coming out of this thing. So, if you’re like me (and 11 million other WoW players), you really need to have this thing in your hands right now, helping you play the game infinitely better than just about every other guide you’ve set your eyes on to date. Faster faction grinds, more rewards, and the one and only T Dub Sanders. How could you go wrong? Check it out now: <AFFILIATE LINK> Til Next Time, NAME

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{!firstname_fix}, Okay, so there has been a lot of talk going around lately about the new guide coming out of the world famous T Dub Sanders and his seemingly never ending supply of WoW tools. It’s called Warcraft Reputations and it’s finally available. So, all you readers out there that have been practically breaking down my email inbox with your questions, you can stop running in circles and start checking out the one and only T Dub’s complete strategies for grinding your way to Exalted with every major faction in the game. <AFFILIATE LINK> Not sure Warcraft Reputations is for you? Here’s a secret – it’s for everyone. This guide is so long, so filled with details on every faction you’ll ever need to grind up, and so chock full of strategies to speed up the process, you’ll save your money in a week or two tops. Need more mounts for Mountain of Mounts? No problem. Need more tabards? T Dub’s on it. Need your Legendary weapon from ICC? You got it. The path to the top can be prickly at best, but with T Dub’s Warcraft Reputations, never worry about it again. <AFFILIATE LINK> Til Next Time, NAME

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Warcraft Reputations, the newest guide from T Dub Sanders – the guy behind PvE Bible and PvP Bible as well as Warcraft Formula – has hit the net and a lot of people are asking questions about whether this is a guide they need to add to their collection or not. Before anyone gets too carried away, wondering whether Warcraft Reputations does all it sets out to do, let’s take a look at what exactly you’d need a guide like this for. Reputation in World of Warcraft is the cornerstone of almost everything you do. Some people claim its endgame content and others claim it’s PvP (even though we know that’s not true), but in reality, you really can’t get anything done without the reputation you grind for. It unlocks quests, mounts, tabards, gear, and all sorts of other fun (and necessary stuff). It also happens to be quite a grind 90% of the time and that means a lot of players put it off or skip it entirely when they can get away with it. So, having a guide like Warcraft Reputations makes really good sense. Now, on to the guide. First up, we have to determine what a guide like this should have. I’ve long pined for a Rep guide, and in that regard it needs to be all inclusive. Don’t skip any reputations just because they’re not that interesting or because they don’t do as much for you as you’d like. Some people love those niche reps, so they’re important. Warcraft Reputations does its best not to skip anything important in that regard. Next, up, you have to be sure the grinds are made easier. Check again. The grinds in Warcraft Reputations (yes, there are still grinds – what can you do) are shorter, more to the point, and well laid out for anyone that has yet to play through this content. In short, if you need to get the Exalted rep for whatever rewards you’re currently seeking, get on over to WarcraftReputations.com today and learn more about T Dub’s newest mega-guide.

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Warcraft reputations is the biggest and newest guide on the market right now – fresh from T Dub Sanders and featuring the full breakdown of reputations from TBC and WotLK, from Level 61 to Level 80. So, if you’re interested in checking it out, you probably have a few questions. Here are five of the most common ones I’ve been seeing on forums and in comments: 1. How Many Reps Are Covered? – All of them. From Level 61 to Level 80, you get every reputation in the game that you’ll need to land all the cool items and necessary enchants and patterns you need at the top levels. 2. How Thorough Is Each Rep Covered? – Very. This book is filled with just about every detail you’ll need to know about every reputation it covers. From long attunement chains to in-depth content about the most complex grinds around, to the mount snagging quests that we all look for on a regular basis – it’s all here. 3. Is There Grinding? – Yeah, these are still faction reps here. The key is that the guide streamlines your grinds and makes them faster (or at least as fast as possible). If you hate grinding, an MMO is probably not for you anyways. 4. How Long Is the Guide? – It’s clocking in right now at slightly over 300 pages. That’s longer than most books in the bookstore and it’s growing every time there is an update to the game. 5. Refund Policy? – Of course. If you don’t like the guide, T Dub is always willing to give a refund. I’ve used this myself for plenty of other guides, and from what I’ve heard T Dub is pretty quick and easy to deal with for refunds (if you ever need them). As you can see, there are plenty of interesting details to be had from WarcraftReputations.com. Just head over to the official site and learn more about why everyone is currently talking about.

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Warcraft Reputations is the newest guide coming down the pike from Tony Sanders – the guy who brought you pretty much every other guide about interesting and many times very complicated WoW topics. So, you can imagine that the interest in this new guide has hit a fever pitch in recent days as everyone is looking for more details about what exactly you’ll get when opt for a bit of extra help in getting your faction reps up to Exalted. To start with, Warcraft Reputations is written for anyone. It’s not necessarily for noobs or for veterans, but for anyone that is stuck on a particular rep or who is interested in knocking out all of the different options at Level 80. Since just about everyone needs to grind at least a few reputations to get anything substantial done at Level 80, this covers pretty much everyone. Next up, we have a guide that clocks in at well over 300 pages, with screenshots and maps for every faction and area in the game. That’s a lot of different content to sort through. Even if you only think you need the guide for one or two factions right away, there is a good chance that you’ll need it too for grinding your way through higher level reps or old ones you thought you could skip (but couldn’t). Finally, there is the issue of updating. We all know that the reputations right now are probably capped out and done with for a good 6 months or longer. So, what happens between now and Cataclysm when the reputations we care about are all turned on their heads? Well, it’ll get updated – that’s what. T Dub is one of the best at keeping his stuff updated and ready for new content, so you can count on no having to worry about outdated or under-utilized content when the new stuff comes around.

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Reputation grinding is a chore for a lot of players. When you hit level 80, the last thing you want to do is continue grinding further into the game. However, if you’re like a lot of players out there, you probably have a handful of factions you have yet to fully maximize – either because you’re out of time or because you don’t have the energy or patience to sit and grind for hours on end. Here are the three most commonly skipped Northrend Reputations that you should have maxed out at Level 80. Argent Crusade The Argent Crusade, while at first seemingly not that useful, turned out to be one of the more useful (and now easiest) factions to level up to Exalted in Northrend. The process starts with going through the initial phasing quests in Icecrown and then proceeds to the end-game content of the Argent Tournament during which you will need to complete quite a few quests to reach Champion status. Once you reach Exalted and are a champion, you can become a Crusader (assuming you have Valiant status with all of the other city factions). Then, it’s time to get some serious rewards. Kirin Tor Technically, Kirin Tor doesn’t do that much for you in terms of rewards. However, getting your Kirin Tor reputation up isn’t that hard – just use the tabard in the different dailies and dungeons in Northrend. Also, you get a nice discount on anything you buy in Dalaran with a maxed out Kirin Tor reputation – so it’s a good idea to get done as quickly as possible, especially if you buy a lot of stuff or camp on the rare spawns. Sons of Hodir The Sons of Hodir represent one of the more vital reputation grinds in the game when you hit level 80, for the enchantments you get and for the added boost of the plans and items you can buy at Exalted. It’s also a long grind, so it’s a good idea to get started as soon as possible so that you can reach Exalted quicker – you’ll be grinding in Storm Peaks a LOT to get there. These are just three of a number of different factions in the game that can reward you with all sorts of stuff at Level 80. However, you stand to gain the most by grinding your way through all three of these potential gold mines. If you have not yet done so, make sure to invest a bit of additional time into the process going forward.

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There are a lot of reputations in World of Warcraft. When you reach level 80 in Northrend, you’ll probably have reached at least Revered with a few of them, but then there are the four tabard grinding reps that will allow you to get more reputation by wearing the tabards of those four particular factions in the dungeons and heroic dungeons of the continent. Here is a breakdown of each and what you should be doing with each one to get to Exalted as fast as possible: Kirin Tor – The Kirin Tor faction is Dalaran’s main faction and will reward you with a variety of discounts and extras in Dalaran itself – one of the coolest cities in the game. So, while getting the reputation is pretty straightforward, the rewards are fantastic, so there is no good reason to put it off any longer than necessary. Knights of the Ebon Blade – The knights of the Ebon Blade are the Death Knights in Icecrown and, while you’ll be able to get a few good quests in the zone when you start there, most of your faction gain comes from tabard grinding. Watch out for ways to boost this reputation a bit when you hit the Argent Tournament as well though – as there are some good quests there with extra Knights of the Ebon Blade reputation. Wyrmrest Accord – The Wyrmrest Accord in Dragonblight is a great faction for a number of reasons, mostly related to lore. You’ll want to grind this one early as well, and use the dailies that are available here as early as level 83 to get the reputation available to you. Ideally, this grind should be pretty quick. Argent Crusade – The is the easiest of the four to level up these days due to the Argent Tournament. You’ll gain some reputation in Icrecrown when you first get there at Level 79, but then you can complete quests for the Argent Tournament, become a Champion, and run the Coliseum – all things that boost your overall reputation with this faction pretty quickly. Once you’ve reached Exalted with all four of these tabard grinding factions, using both those tabards and the number of different quests and options available to you throughout Northrend, your reward options will open up and increase many times over. Make sure you’re prepared for whatever the game requires of you, because these factions make the whole grind well worth your while.

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The factions of World of Warcraft provide a number of different ways for you to enjoy the content at end-game while pushing through the necessary grind that is required in all MMOs. Some of the factions are easier than others, allowing you to simply wear a tabard or run daily quests, while others require you to grind on mobs or spend huge sums of gold in the auction house for items that can be turned in for additional reputation. Whichever factions you are currently working toward, here are some tips to help speed up the process and make your life a bit easier. Create a Priority List Step one is to create a list of priorities related to the factions you’ll be grinding on. There are a lot of options, so you’ll want to choose the ones that are most effectively going to reward you. For example, at level 71, your priority should be levelling up, which will get you plenty of reputation with lots of factions. However, at Level 80, you need to get Revered or Exalted with factions like Kirin Tor, Wyrmrest Accord and Argent Crusade. Prioritize to make your life easier. Do the Dailies Almost every faction has daily quests to help you get to Exalted. Because you can only do 25 of them and there are far more than 25 daily quests available in the game, you’ll want to choose the factions that are most in need of more reputation and focus on those first. Storm Peaks and the Sons of Hodir quests tend to top many people’s lists, followed by the Icecrown and Argent Tournament quests. Rotate Your Tabards Those tabards you have for Kirin Tor, Knights of the Ebon Blade, Argent Crusade, and Wyrmrest Accord are great for boosting your reputation in the different dungeons of Northrend, so make sure to rotate them every day to get that nice hefty boost. Also, do your daily dungeons for an even bigger boost. Group Up Groups can speed up faction grinding significantly. Just because you can run a Level 73 dungeon solo doesn’t mean you should try. Get some help and run it much faster with all those tabards in place. The key to getting as much reputation as possible each day is to create a plan and follow it as religiously as possible. The more accurately you follow the plan you set for yourself, the more easily you’ll be able to ensure you get as much reputation as possible whenever you go grinding. Good luck in your grinding!

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The Mountains of Mounts achievement in World of Warcraft is almost entirely based on being able to max out a few key factions to Revered or Exalted. That can be a big chore for many players and will generally take a minimum of 3 months of play time. However, without careful analysis and planning, it can take far longer. So, follow these tips carefully to make the road to your new achievement as easy as possible. Which Factions to Grind There are a lot of factions that can reward you for your time when you need new mounts. The ones you need to reach exalted fastest are the Kirin Tor, Cenarion Expedition, Sons of Hodir, Netherwing, Sha’tari Skyguard, Mag’har or Kurenai, Wyrmrest Accord, your City Factions, and the Oracels in Sholazar Basin. These will all reward you with mounts you can buy or receive as rewards. What Currency You’ll Need Of course, just reaching Exalted isn’t enough for all of the factions. Some of them require that you grind your way to some serious currency as well. You’ll need at least 50,000 gold, over 500 Champion’s Seals, 300 Stone Keeper’s Shards, 200 Emblems of Triumph, and plenty of Halaa Research and battle Tokens in Nagrand. Getting There Faster Once you get all the stuff you need, the road to the mountain of mounts is a bit faster than you’d expect. It can take upwards of three or four months to get all that stuff to start with, but the remaining mounts are all based on simple achievements, gold swaps and auction house luck. Get your faction reputation maxed out as much as possible, and in no time you’ll be well on your way to the top level of the grind for your Mountain of Mounts. The key to getting all 100 mounts for your achievement is not just in being rich or just in spending time online, it is in streamlining the time you spend online to most effectively focus on the specific gains you’ll get from each faction. If you know you need Revered for one and Exalted for another, focus on the Exalted one first – it’s going to take longer. Do that, and you’ll be well on your way to a huge stable of mounts.