If you're ever truly bored...

[falsfire3401]

I'm sure we've all heard of the far-out people that decide to level a wow character in a bizarre, unusual way, such as Moor the pacifist rogue, Gweryc the Melee Hunter, or Gutrot the naked troll.


Well here's a totally far out one. Level a toon 1-80....NAKED....without ever spending a talent point. All you get is trainer-taught class skills. Obviously you'd want a caster for this to have any hope in hell of dpsing a mob down in less than 10 minutes. Punching things just plain can't do that much damage, especially given your gimped stats while naked.


Or to be less cruel just try leveling a toon without ever spending a talent point. Level them untalented. Not as difficult but you'd still be gimped.

[mmcookies]

If you're really Really REALLY bored

http://pacifistundeadpriest.blogspot.com/

[EaTCarbS]

If you're bored, level your fishing 8|

[aaroh12]

If you are bored than listen cool music that will surely charge you up :P

[mmcookies]

If you're bored, level your fishing 8|

But my fishing is maxed

[Tasty]

If you're bored stop being bored. Then you won't be bored anymore :D

[EaTCarbS]

But my fishing is maxedmax it out on all your characters :D

[mmcookies]

Actually, with that addon that automatically recasts after each click...

4-box fishing on one split screen might be an interesting whack-a-mole >_>

[Caspian]

I though this was a clever waste of time. It is a bit dated though.

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=10972023744&sid=1

You can check his achievements to verify what he said to an extent. Only 4 quests complete.

[pinotnoir]

Or if your bored do something fun or productive in real life. Wow is not the cure for boredom and definitely not the cure for wow boredom.

[falsfire3401]

Once, back in the level 40 mount days, I was bored and decided to level a conan-esque warrior on my alliance PVP server with some restrictive rules, but not so restrictive as to make it truly frustrating. Here are the rules for doing it now (I doubt you'll be able to get a mount at the new level of 20, probably closer to 30). Below I'll detail how far I got with it. I may try it again someday.

Rules for a Conan character
1. Must be human
2. Must be a warrior
3. Can only wear up to leather armour. No mail or plate. Ever.
4. Can only wear armour in these slots: feet, belt, wrist. And a cloak. Head and legs with special restrictions below...
5. You cannot wear a shirt. Remove that stupid starting shirt immediately.
6. Is allowed to wear any trinkets, rings, and necklaces.
7. Must, before anything else, travel to Stormwind weapon master and learn two-handed swords
8. Hearth back to Northshire and buy a gray two-handed sword. You may never equip any other type of weapon. You are not allowed to Titan's Grip dual-wield via Fury talents, you must wield the 2H sword two-handed at all times.
9. Only allowed mounts are the night elf racial mounts. This means you need to find a way to hit exalted before level 20 if you want a mount at level 20. I'm really not sure this is possible. You will have to do every alliance race's 1-10 and 10-20 zones to have a chance at even being close to exalted, and this will take you well past 20. Most likely you won't get to mount until level 30.
10. Only allowed armour in the 'legs' slot is a loincloth-type graphic of armour. Nothing that covers your legs.
11. You are allowed head armour only provided the graphic does not cover your head. So any kind of headband or circlet is fine, but no actual helmets.


My original character, 'Hyborian', by level 22 was revered with all alliance factions and had only done the night elf 10-20 zone (darkshore), and was about 10% into the draenai 10-20 zone (bloodmyst). He had yet to do Loch Modan and Westfall, so he was well on his way to being exalted with Darnassus before level 30 even. I hadn't done any cloth turn-ins yet but was planning on it if needed before level 40 (since then it's been proven a non-nightelf can hit darnassus exalted at or *slightly* after level 30...but for level 20? Not gonna happen...)



At the same time I was leveling a variant mage, human female of course, who's variant rules stated the only gear she was ever allowed to equip were rings, necklace, trinkets, and a weapon. No other gear allowed. I was doing it to see how much a mage is NOT dependant on gear while leveling. Her name was 'Exposure'.