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This post originally appeared on MmoGah. Wrath of the Lich King Classic is an expansion of the famous WoW that was released in 2022. It increases the level cap in World of Warcraft from level 70 to level 80. Along with significant changes to dungeons, raids, and player-vs-player encounters, the game also featured a new class and a new profession. The death knight is a new class, while inscription is the new profession. It is a hero class that starts at level fifty-five. If you couldn't perform better in battles previously, don't worry, as you can now create pigments using herbs to get buff scrolls, glyphs, special enhancements, and trinkets. To help you with your adventure, the continent of Northrend now features eleven new zones. This new expansion is divided into five phases. The first phase will feature Naxxramas, the Eye of Eternity, and The Obsidian Sanctum. The last phase will feature the ruby sanctum. Honor points are an important part of the Wrath of the lich king classic, and you need a good amount of these points. It is a festival season for players as developers have recently dropped the prices of items that you can purchase with these coins. This honor point farming guide will take you through the best methods to earn honor points in WOTLK Classic. What Are Honor Points? This expansion features many currencies, such as important WoW WotLK Classic gold and honor points. Each currency serves a specific purpose. When it comes to honor points, you can purchase in-game rewards with them. You can keep track of how many honor points you can earn, just like emblems and badges. To track the available and possible honor points, just go to the currency tab from the character panel. For other currencies like gold, you can simply attack players on the game map and loot them, but this option isn't available for honor points. The game provides you with honor points based on your interactions with other players and NPCs instead. You need to hit NPCs or players who have a specific level because low-level enemies don't give any honor points at all. The number of honor points you earn varies from interaction to interaction. This new patch to the Wrath of the lich king classic has also changed the player-vs-player encounter system. Now, the number of honor points you get is based on some other factors as well, such as solo encounters, group encounters, honor-boosting buffs, etc. Stuck at a level? Buy one of the best WotLK Classic power leveling services and let pro gamers level your character in a short time. What to Buy with Honor Points? You will surely want to know what you should grind for honor points in the WOTLK classic. After all, this is not the main currency of the game. So why should you waste your time on earning honor points instead of gold? The answer is that you can purchase rare and epic items with honor points. For this purpose, you have to find vendors in locations such as Orgrimmar and Stormwind. Most of these items that you purchase will come in handy in player-vs-player interactions. These items boost the resilience of your character. You don't need resilience for raids, dungeons, and heroic runs. For player-vs-environment encounters, these items can get the job done for some time, but you should work on getting items for these encounters as well. Hafetul gladiator is a perfect example of such items that you can purchase with honor points. It is a level eighty gear that you can purchase without any arena ratings at all. Most items that you purchase with honor points are for PVP, so they will provide your character with resilience and stamina. Some entry-level PVE items, such as jewel crafting recipes, can be purchased for a few thousand honor points. The minimum level requirement to equip items that you have purchased using honor points is eighty. Some of the best items that you can buy with honor points are given below, along with complete details about them. Deadly Gladiator's Band of Ascendancy – A level 213 ring that you can purchase from vendors for forty-seven thousand and four hundred honor points. Deadly Gladiator's Band of Victory – A level 213 ring that you can purchase from vendors for forty-seven thousand and four hundred honor points. Deadly Gladiator's Boots of Triumph – Level 213 boots that you can purchase from vendors for sixty-two thousand honor points. Battlemaster's Bravery – A level 213 trinket that you can purchase from vendors for sixty-two thousand honor points. Deadly Gladiator's Cloak of Victory – A level 213 cloak that you can purchase from vendors for forty-seven thousand and four hundred honor points. Deadly Gladiator's Pendant of Victory - A level 213 amulet that you can purchase from vendors for forty-seven thousand and four hundred honor points. Deadly Gladiator's Greaves of Triumph - A level 213 plate armor that you can purchase from vendors for sixty-two thousand honor points. Tips for Earning Honor Points Methods to earn in-game currencies change daily, and the same thing applies to honor points. Previously, players first earned justice points and later converted them to honor points, but now it has changed. Here are some tips that to boost your honor points. There is no weekly limit to how many honors points you can earn. You can earn four thousand points only in one go, so try to stay within the limit. If you already have four thousand points in the bag, there is no point in grinding for more until you spend them. Don't keep honor points with yourself for too long and instead spend them on gears to boost up the process. Best Ways to Max Out Your Honor Players can buy special types of items using special currencies such as Honor Points and Conquest Points. These two currencies are used to purchase PVP items only. For entry-level and basic PVP items, Honor Points are used. Strong PVP items, only the other hand, require conquest points. Some best ways to earn honor points are given below with complete details. 1. Kill Players of other factions Killing players from other factions is profitable in many ways. You can kill players to earn honor points, but you have to first determine whether the kill is honorable or not. If the kill is honorable, you will get honor points along with other rewards. Here are a few things that you have to keep in mind to earn honor points through this method. Players from other factions who are level ten or lower won't count as honorable kills, and you won't earn any honor points for that kill. Killing players who have entered a new zone recently won't reward you with honor points. Players who are under the resurrection sickness effect. For best results, kill players from other factions who have the same level as you, as they will provide you with a good amount of honor points. If the enemy is an honorable kill, don't hesitate and just kill it. You have to follow these guidelines for all future honor killings. Most enemies on the game map are honor kills. 2. Use Random Battlegrounds In Wrath of the Lich King, a battleground is a special place where two teams enter to fight against each other. There are specific objectives for these battlegrounds that both teams have to complete to win the match. To earn honor points through battlegrounds, you have to do much more than simply kill an enemy. You need a character level of ten or above to enter the battleground. Here are the steps to earn honor points. Press the "I" key from your keyboard to enter the desired battleground. The second method to enter the battleground is by using the group finder option from the main menu. You can find the main menu bar at the bottom of the screen. Go to the group finder menu from the bar. On the bottom of the finder menu, you will see three options. Select the "Player-vs-Player" option. On the next screen, select a battleground from the available options. You can either select a specific battleground or let the AI automatically suggest a battleground to you. Tap on the "Join battle" button after selecting the battleground. Wait in the queue for a few minutes before you can enter a battleground. After you enter the battleground, you have to kill any enemy that stands between you and victory. To obtain Honor Points, one of the best and quick ways is battlegrounds. It is a team-based task, so all the participants earn a specific number of honor points according to their performance. For each match in the battleground, you will earn a few hundred honor points. Winning is just a part of the game, as kills determine how many points you will earn. 3. Through Skirmish In Wrath of the lich king Classic, skirmishes stand for two-vs-two and three-vs-three battles where both teams fight until one team is killed. Unlike battlegrounds, where you have to complete objectives, you only have to kill enemies in skirmishes to earn honor points. The level requirement in WOTLK to enter a skirmish is fifteen, while there is no max limit. To enter a skirmish, follow these steps. Go to the menu bar in WOTLK Classic and search for the green eye icon. Tap on the icon to open the group finder menu. Select the desired skirmish from the available options. Tap on the "join battle" button to enter the queue for a skirmish. Kill all the enemies in the other team, and you will earn, on average, fifty to sixty honor points. You can receive delivery of gold from two different methods if you purchase it from a dependable site - MMOGAH. Here is how you can boost your earnings. Upgrade your character to level hundred to receive an extra box which is filled with honor points and gold. Those who have a character that is less than a level hundred will get leveling experience points instead of the extra box to help them quickly hit the level cap. Conclusion Now that you have a complete guide to earn honor points along with suggestions for gears that you should buy with all those honor items. It is time to start making honor points in WOTLK Classic and buy gear for PVP encounters. You can improvise these methods according to your needs as well as use new tricks to earn more points in less time.

This post originally appeared on MmoGah. Welcome to our Wrath of the Lich King DPS rankings guide. We'll be evaluating some strong classes available for the upcoming expansion and as well explaining why we have them in their positions. We are ranking based on pure raw damage and not considering the support they bring to a raid. Although at the end of the day, you'll need all the other preparations like considering other specs, getting your WotLK Classic gold ready, etc. We'll evaluate specs based on every single phase of the game (Naxxramas, Ulduar, Trial of the Crusader, and the Icecrown Citadel). This is because some different specs are gaining certain power spikes based usually on set bonuses or just gaining better stats. Therefore, when you look at the specs we put up for each tier, don't think they are entirely set in stone as they are quite fluid. A certain spec might go up in a cleave fight, go up when they get set bonuses, or even better against people with bad gear. It's important to know that particular specs will shine in different fights. Also, note that this ranking covers specs and classes in the patch 3.3.5 state, the actual patch we are getting when Classic Wrath comes out. Also, private servers are irrelevant, which means unbuffed content and faster execution phases. So here is the MmoGah DPS ranking. Phase 1 - Naxxramas In this phase, our equipment is at its weakest, which will significantly impact our rating. For example, since armor penetration is basically null in phase 1 gears, physical DPS spec that also deals magical damage like the assassination rogues are top tiers in this phase. However, they fall off as armor penetration becomes common. This also means that specs with low base damage like fury warriors and fire mages will be poor at the start (phase 1) but get stronger as they get the needed stats such as crit & armor penetration. S-Tier Assassination Rogue Rogues received a powerful new AoE ability in Wrath called Fan of Knives, which instantly throws both weapons at different targets within 8-yards, causing 105% weapon damage with daggers and 70% damage with other weapons. As mentioned above, rogues do not need armor penetration as their main DPS comes from poison effect (Deadly Poison IX and Envenom), which will bypass the enemy's armor. Also, in raids, if you have no warriors or druids in your party, with Assassination rogues, to apply the bleed effect on your target, you'd have to use a growth or rupture yourself to apply a new talent called hunger for blood. This increases damage by 5% but works only when there's a blood effect on the target. Assassination rogues use mutilate to generate Combo Power and then use Envenom to apply poison damage instantly. And, of course, it's nature damage that goes through armor, which is why they are excellent early on. Frost Death Knight They are amazing in phase 1, bringing them to the top tier in DPS Ranking. This is because they have the Howling Blast, where they blast off a frigid wind, dealing 200+ frost damage to all enemies within 10 yards. A powerful AoE ability that sets them apart. Notice the ability deals with frost damage, which also bypasses armor. Another helpful ability they have is the Frost Strike which deals frost damage during a time with little armor penetration like in phase 1. They, however, remain a strong spec all through the expansion and are overshadowed by the Unholy death knight spec later on. Unholy Death Knight Many people overlook these and go for Frost DK at the start because it slightly edges at this stage, but they are by no means weak. They are strong even in phase 1 because most of their damage is magic, which also bypasses armor. They have Disease, which is excellent in AoE situations, although it takes a while to deal damage, unlike the Frost DK's Howling Blast. Unholy stays competitive throughout the expansion and finally outshines the Frost DK later in phase 4. Affliction Warlock This is an excellent spec throughout all the Wotlk Classic phases. The spec has seriously been revamped since TBC, so they have so many abilities. They now have much better damage capabilities than just being a utility spec. They directly benefit from more DoT abilities and talents that empower them, such as a completely reworked male diction and a new powerful ability called Hunt and Death's embrace that further boosts their damage. They also have great single-target damage, high damage-over-time, and Drain Soul, which is the new execution ability. A powerful ability that drains the soul of the target causing shadow damage over 15 sec, and if the target is at or below 25% health, it causes 4 times the normal damage. They have great AoE and single target damage, which makes them powerful. Arcane Mage Arcane Mage was powerful in TBC and still powerful in phase 1. Arcane blast, their staple, is very powerful as fights are pretty much short in phase 1. So you can go ahead pumping it everywhere. They will also be providing a new 3% increase buff called Arcane Empowerment that gives a 3% increase damage the entire raid, which makes Ferocious inspiration, a BM hunters utility that grants 1% increase damage, useless. A-Tier Demonology Warlock They slightly lag being affliction in terms of raw damage but have Demonic Pact, which is a spell power buff only for them. They have buffed single target DPS with new talents empowering their Felguard pet. Their cleave and AoE abilities, such as the Metamorphosis, have a cool down that gives them access to 2 AoE abilities (Immolation Aura and Shadow Cleave) which are strong in AoE situations. Survival Hunter They have received an enormous revamp in Wrath. With a lot of unique talents and abilities, such as the Black Arrow and Explosive Shot, they have a different playstyle from other specs. They are high up because their main DPS spells, Explosive Trap, Explosive Shot, and the Black arrow, deal magical damage, bypassing armor early on. When it comes to single-target attacks, they have instant ranged damage-dealing abilities. Although as we go into other phases where armor penetration starts coming in, they go down the pecking order, and Marksmanship Hunters surpass them. Marksmanship Hunter They also see a change in playstyle, with Chimera Shot added onto the mix and Aimed Shot now dealing instant damage. Although, Chimera Shot is the only nature damage dealer they have in this phase. Others deal physical damage. Also, they don't have a powerful AoE, although their single target damage is pretty nice. In all, they are still pretty much competitive as they start to get pretty serious as we go. B-Tier Fire Mage Also receiving a complete overhaul is the Fire Mage spec. With most of the talent tree reworked, they offer a different playstyle. They have the potential to be considered S-tier later on as they have some incredible AoE and single target damage abilities. They will scale fantastically but lag behind in the early phase. They have Hot Streak and the new Living Bomb Dot that'll be important later on. We have them in B-Tier because they lack the crit to actualize their potential in the beginning, finding themselves way behind Arcane Mage. However, they'll catch up in phase 2 and become really strong in 3 & 4. Combat Rogue We have a case of "if it ain't broke, don't fix it here. There's barely a change in playing style, although they gain a new DPS cool down in Killing spree, and the Sword Specialization Talent becomes Hack and Slash, giving them the ability to use weapons other than swords. Although they have damage issues in phase 1 due to melee issues and weak gear issues, which reduces both AoE and single-target damages, they have incredible damage scaling abilities. In phase 2, they shoot up immediately into the higher rankings and stick there until the end. Feral Druid Feral Druid gets a big change in playstyle with Powershifting gone. They now get many DPS tools focused on bleed effects, which means they are no longer useful only for tanking and can switch roles when needed. They have incredible single-target and AoE damage with the new Swipe (Cat) ability, allowing them to swipe near enemies and inflict 250% weapon damage. Although they have their drawbacks in phase 1 with less effective cleave damage abilities and DPS coming majorly from bleeds, they will be really strong in Phase 2, as we have them in S-tier. Retribution Paladin Although they deal low single-target damage, their new ability, Divine storm, which causes 110% weapon damage to up to 4 enemies within 8 yards, pushes them high when cleave damage is concerned. However, since the majority of boss fights here in phase 1 are single-target, they are now down. They remain average through phases 2 and 3 but turn into absolute cleave monsters in phase 4 due to their overpowered Lightsworn Battlegear 2-piece bonus and Shadowmourne. Fury Warrior In TBC, Fury Warriors are number 1 single-target and number 3 in Cleave DPS spec. But in phase 1, they fall down the pecking order because all of their damage is physical. Although, they gained new abilities like Instant Slams with Bloodsurge and bigger weapons thanks to Titan's grip. They are still behind because there is no armor penetration yet. However, this is not for long as they have the best scaling ability in Warth classic. They improve during every phase till they become the best DPS spec in phase 4. Phase 2 - Ulduar S-Tier Feral Druid They benefit from longer and more AoE intensive fights frequently found in phase 2. Their new set bonus Nightsong Battlegear not only improves their single-target but also massively pushes their already amazing AoE damage to places others can reach. Feral instinct also increases damage done by Swipe (Cat) by 30%, which makes them have very good AoE damage. Normally, Swipe (Cat) has a drawback: the high energy cost, but with Clearcasting, this is mitigated, and you can go on to spam it all you want. Combat Rogue They start to scale in phase 2 as their amazing scaling ability and armor penetration becomes available. Most importantly, though, is the new Tier 8 set called Terrorblade Battlegear and its set bonuses. This gives them massive single-target damage above others. Also, topping their already impressive Fan of Knives ability that is great for AoE situations, the bonuses apply your poisons which also helps them to regenerate a high amount of energy on AoE fights which totally removes the major weakness of Fan of Knives. Although they won't deal as much damage as Ferals in AoE fights, their massively buffed single-target damage puts them up there. A-Tier Affliction Warlock They remain strong in this phase, with their Tier 8 set bonus Deathbringer Garb massively improving their single-target and cleave damage. They are considered overall, meaning they are decent in all fight situations, although they won't be number 1 either. Their 2 set bonuses, Unstable Affliction, and Seed of Corruption, improve their single-target /cleave and AoE damages, respectively, and with phase 2 having more AoE fight situations, they are relevant still. Demonology Warlock The fact that they can spam their Seed of Corruption with Immolation Aura for high AoE damage still ranks them high on our list, although they start to fall behind in other areas. Unholy Death Knight Although they still possess very powerful single-target damage, their AoE damage ranks them high in the phase. They finally get to use their more Diseases effectively here. They get to Wandering Plague, which increases their AoE damage. Their single-target damage also significantly increases due to the addition of strong armor penetration items like Mjolnir Runestone. Frost Death Knight Like the Unholy DK, they are still competitive and still have top-tier single-target damage thanks to the set bonuses from their Darkruned Battlegear. However, they are lagging behind in AoE fights compared to Unholy DKs. B-Tier Arcane Mage They get 2 important set bonuses from the Tier 8 set, Kirin Tor Garb. They retain their incredible single-target and AoE damages, although the long fights mean they start to have mana problems. Fire Mage They start to climb up in phase 2, being a great scaling spec in Wrath Classic. They benefit from gear improvements and gain more Hot Streak from increased critical strike chance. Their Tier 8 set, Kirin Tor Garb, gives them Flamestrike, allowing them to attack from afar and improve their AoE damage. Fury Warrior They finally start to get good enough attack with a nice upgrade coming from their Siegebreaker Battlegear. They still have incredible single-target damage but slightly lacking in the AoE situations, which is why they are down in the B-tier. Phase 3 - Trial of the Crusader S-Tier Frost Death Knight If we think back to the WotLK patch 3.1 introduced a lot of nerfs to death knights because they were overpowered when Wotlk first came out. Their Tier 9 set, the Thassarian's Battlegear, got nerfed but is still extremely powerful. With armor penetration now available all over phase 3 gear, they get a massive boost in single-target damage, which is common in phase 3. A lot of raids will want Frost DKs at this point. Unholy Death Knight Just like Frost DKs, they are extremely powerful as well. Trial of the Crusader phase consisting mostly of cleave-type fights means Unholy DKs can do much damage with Wandering Plague and Pestilence. Fire Mage At this stage, fire mages sit comfortably in the S tier as the set bonuses from their Tier set (Khadgar's Regalia) are made for fire. Top single-target damage with decent critical strikes and the ability to use Pyro lasts and Living bombs on multiple enemies makes them strong and useful in Phase 3 raids. Marksmanship Hunter The amount of armor penetration gear they can get and their amazing scaling ability puts them higher on our list. They have fantastic single-target damage, especially with burst damage and instant cast spells. A-Tier Combat Rogue They didn't change much from the last phase as the set bonuses from their Tier set, VanCleef's Battlegear, are nothing compared to the other specs above them. Although they still have fantastic single-target and AoE damages, nothing compared to the others above. On 4+ targets, though, Fan of Knives is really great, but with 2+ targets, they only have Blade Fury to work with, which is still nothing compared to the S tier specs. Arcane Mage Since phase 3 fights aren't as long as in Ulduar, Arcane Mages can hold their own when they are concerned with single-target damage. However, they are behind fire mages, and at this point, many people will switch to that. The fact that their set bonuses are more beneficial for fire does not help either. They are this high majorly because of their single-target damage as they lack cleave damage. Fury Warrior They are up a tier again, little wonder as Phase 3 is full of armor penetration which is great for Fury warriors. Although their set bonuses are not too impressive here compared to others, their single-target damage is starting to pick up. But what is most important for them is the massive improvement in cleave damage they get here, making this phase a great place to switch from Arms. B-Tier Feral Druid Dropping from the S tier from phase 2, their underwhelming Tier set (Malfurion's Battlegear) bonuses is a setback. Although they still have nice single-target damage and their Swipe (Cat) is still decent, it only effectively works against 2-3 targets, which is not great compared to the specs above. Also, there is a lack of cleave damage. That said, it's still a pretty useful spec, but it doesn't have much to offer in DPS compared to others above them. Phase 4 - Icecrown Citadel S-Tier Fury Warrior Now realizing their full potential, all the armor penetration gear and exceptional scaling ability of the Fury warriors make them the best DPS in the Icecrown Citadel. They have the best single-target damage and some of the best cleave damage in the game. Many guilds will run Fury warriors as their damage level is incomparable. Combat Rogue The scaling continues for Combat rogues with powerful single-target damage and decent cleave damage. With lots of AoE fights situations, Fan of Knives once again does impressive damage for Combat rogues. Fire Mage With more crit available, fire mages continue to be Hot Streak beasts. They also have a decent Tier set (Bloodmage's Regalia). Although they have serious single-target damage, they are lacking in the cleave damage department when compared to other strong specs. That said, their long-ranged attack will earn them a place in raids. Feral Druid With top-tier single-target damage and amazing AoE, Feral druids are back in the top tier due to the huge amount of armor penetration on gear and their bleed effects in the Icecrown Citadel. Also, their Tier set's (Lasherweave Battlegear) 4-piece bonus greatly boosts their crit. Retribution Paladin Their powerful Tier 10 set, Lightsworn Battlegear, the 2-piece bonus, and a new legendary weapon, Shadowmourne, bump them significantly. A-Tier Unholy Death Knight They get a massive boost in damage capabilities with the addition of the legendary ax, Shadowmourne. Also, their Pestilence makes them one of the most powerful specs in Phase 4. Marksmanship Hunter Still has powerful single-target damage but lacks in the AoE and cleave damage area compared to other specs above. When it comes to DPS, nothing is set in stone. That said, some specs are stable in and around the top spot throughout the 4 phases. Affliction, Frost, and Unholy DKs are stable, and Combat and Feral with pretty good scaling.

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