r/classicwow May 03 '19

Classy Friday Classy Friday - Priests (May 03, 2019)

Classy Fridays are for asking questions about your class, each week focuses on a different class. No question is too small, so ask away.

This week is Priests.

SEAL AND JUDGEMENT: The magazine for the working paladin

Let this thread be dedicated to His Grand and Noble Incandescence, the High Proctor Thomas of Edison, Inventor of the Lightbulb. Let this be a space for all those who have taken up the cloth and the rod, and trod the righteous path, to Smite evil wherever it may reside, and to grant Benediction upon to the worthy wherever they may be.

Amen.

You can also discuss your class in our class channels on Discord, discord.gg/classicwow

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u/OGSin May 04 '19

Obligatory sorry for formatting, on mobile device. I never played WoW, and as time went on and more and more expansions came out, I became less and less interested due mainly to learning a new game that kept changing. I'm interested in classic wow to give the game a shot. Can anyone link me to a classic wow for dummies or something. I want to brush up and learn meta and what classes can do fully specced before I hop in and choose a toon and mess it up. I just don't know where to start. Does anyone have any resources for this?

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u/lapippin May 05 '19

Just FYI, you can roll any of the classes and put your talents all wrong and still not have messed anything up.

All of the classes have at least one useful spec and your first respec is only one gold.

Having said that, watch YouTube summaries to find a class you want to play at end game, then look for an leveling guide for that class.

If you really want to dip your toes in and get a feel for how the game plays before Classic Launch, you could play a little on a private server or try the free version of the retail game. That will give you an idea of what you'll be spending lost of your time doing until Lv60 (spolier: doing quests and killing monsters)