Boosting with a Demo lock.

[jinkobi]

Here's a really good thread on boosting that fell off the first page:

http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=30644

Personally I wouldn't boost with a lock, mage, or ret paladin. It might be ok up through vanilla instances but once you start getting up to TBC dungeons it's going to suck pretty bad. The norm is a prot paladin or a bear/druid. to boost. But you work with what you got!

Repair bills I honestly can't say I've ever paid attention to them. Except if my entire 80 team is wiping that crap can get expensive quick!

[Dooz]

Here's a really good thread on boosting that fell off the first page:

http://www.dual-boxing.com/showthread.php?t=30644

Personally I wouldn't boost with a lock, mage, or ret paladin. It might be ok up through vanilla instances but once you start getting up to TBC dungeons it's going to suck pretty bad. The norm is a prot paladin or a bear/druid. to boost. But you work with what you got!

Repair bills I honestly can't say I've ever paid attention to them. Except if my entire 80 team is wiping that crap can get expensive quick!

Thanks for the link Jink. I've read some of the boosting threads a long time ago, didn't see this one. Up until now my kids have all taken turns boosting my toons with their pallies. I don't have one. My druids aren't a high enough level yet. I have a mage and my main is a lock. I didn't like boosting with the mage... so yeah, I was working with what I had. I'm really just trying to get as many toons to 60 as I can before the three months are up.

I'm RAF'ing with my son who doesn't box. All my kids are getting mounts, cold weather flying, and starting to save for 310 training in Cat. I don't have a full team that is on farm mode yet so gold is still somewhat important. I was just a bit worried because when I started boosting with the lock in RFC, I took some heavy damage on just two runs. Knowing that there were a gazillion more to go, that started to add up in my head.

Thanks again for the link, I'll just let this thread die out then.