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Leveling Your Rogue In World of Warcraft

If you know what to do, rogues can be among the quickest and easiest characters to level in World of Warcraft. The right specs and armor can go a long way, and the rogue's ability for stealth makes it easier for this character to avoid trouble that other characters may get into. Rogues are often more popular on PvP servers. Because of their stealth abilities and slightly more study build, rogues are a popular choice for first time players. The danger in playing a rogue is that all of the damage dealt is melee damage. So it is important to spec for high DPS. Damage must be dealt quickly, because the damage that a rogue receives in close combat id similar to that of the tank. A rogue simply cannot expect to out last the adversaries when taking so many hard hits.

Let's talk about gear first. Rogues are able to wear leather armor, which makes the Deadmines and Wailing Caverns very popular instances. When deciding whether or not to equip a piece of armor, the amount of damage that the armor will deflect is only one of factors to consider. You are also going to want increased crit rating, agility, and stamina. It is also important to pick up sword specialization as soon as possible. This allows for higher DPS. You are going to want swords that are fast and do higher damage.

The key to a successful rogue is taking talents from both the assignation and combat tree. You are going to want to re-spec at level 40. Initially you are going to want to max out the following talents: Cold Blood; Improved Sinister Strike; Lethality; Remorseless Attacks; Ruthlessness; Relentless Strikes; Improved Kidney Shot; Malice; Murder; and Improved Eviscerate. You are also going to want to put 3 points in Seal Fate.

At level 40, you are going to spend one gold to re-spec. Once you unlearn all of your talents, you want to go back and distribute your talent points. Now you want to max out the following talents: Deflection; Fury; Riposte; Endurance; Precision; Improved Gauge; Improved Sinister Strike; Dual Wield Specialization; Blade Sword Specialization; and Adrenaline Rush. Put the last point in Aggression.

Then as you level up, you want to continue maxing out the following talents: Aggression; Malice; Murder; Improved Eviscerate; Relentless Strikes; Lethality; and Ruthlessness. This should take you up to level 60. At that point you can start taking talents in the subtlety tree.

While rogues level fairly quickly solo, as with all characters, leveling tends to go faster in groups. There are a few things that rogues should know about playing with groups. For instance, you want to make sure that no one has set their characters to follow you when you sneak up on ads. You also want to remember your Vanish button. This allows the tank to protect the healers and those that do high DPS. In the grand scheme of things you are still squishy, just not as squishy as mages.

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The 2008-2009 NFL season will be under way shortly, and the league is once again replenished with talent via the college ranks. Some of the picks will flourish while others flounder. This article is designed to help you pick out which ones can help you on your fantasy roster this year.

Darren McFadden is seen as an Adrian Peterson type of talent, and will likely have an immediate impact at the NFL level. It's impossible to say that McFadden will put up Adrian Peterson numbers, but the talent is there. Jonathan Stewart was the third offensive player taken over all, and is a good bet to perform strongly right out of the gate for Carolina. Chris Johnson has home run threat every time he touches the ball, and is the third running back taken by Tennessee in the first two rounds in as many years.

This draft wasn't particular strong at the wide receiver position, but Devin Thomas might be the best of the bunch. Thomas is big and fast, and can create after the catch. James Hardy might make a capable possession receiver; so if you're in a league that gives points for receptions Hardy is a guy to keep an eye on. DeSean Jackson and Limas Sweed round out the recievers who will likely have an immediate fantasy impact. Dustin Keller and John Carlson are two Tight Ends that will also likely have an immediate fantasy impact.

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If you've played other massively multiplayer games, you know about the drudgery of doing missions, particularly if you've done your second or third character. You go to the quest giving NPC, you click through the same content screens, and go and kill the same monsters every time. You complete missions in a linear sequence, and in the end, the entire process loses a lot of replay value. Think of most MMOGs as having missions like amusement park rides. Like amusement park rides, they can even develop lines as people hang out waiting for a particular monster spawn.

EVE Online missions are different - first of all, they're mostly nonlinear. You can go from nearly any mission to nearly any other mission, and it's not quite as linear as in a traditional MMOG.

Second of all, the missions are completely optional. Unlike a traditional "Dungeons and Dragons" based MMOG, your character's abilities aren't tied to the grind of leveling up. Your character's skills are built on how long you've played and what skills you're trying to improve. While the missions are fun, they're not essential to character growth. It is entirely possible to start a new character, join a corporation, and never do a single mission.

Third, a lot of EVE Online's Missions are built around training you to do specific things in the interface, and to highlight things to do in different parts of the virtual world. While completing missions will get you gear and money, there content of the game revolves less around quests (and "patrol grinding") than it does around engine building and preserving your access to ongoing resources.

Most EVE Online missions are built on one of five different levels, depending on the agent you're getting them from. Level 1 missions are the easiest, and can be handled with a frigate (upgrade to one as soon as you can). A destroyer makes most of the level one EVE Online missions into boring cake walks. Level 2 EVE Online missions are against more numerous opponents, and can put you up against a cruiser - make sure you're prepared. At level 3, EVE Online missions are never cakewalks, and often start with you at a significant disadvantage. At level 4, you're expected to work with a team, and some level 5 EVE Online missions use capital ships, and are so difficult as to be considered suicidally tough.

One of the hidden benefits of doing EVE Online missions are loyalty points. While your skills don't change as a result of running missions, your cash flow does, and with loyalty points, you can get access to gear you otherwise wouldn't get.

Derek Smithson has written articles on EVE Online ships and the EVE Online free trial which is available, as well as a number of EVE Online guides.

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