Congratulations on finishing RAF. I made a buch on mistakes my first time through on RAF so i had to start over. I did better my second time but i still made mistakes. I left many unused raf levels on the table and should have transferred raf toons from acct one over to acct five to make acct five have all ten classes. I also picked a bad server (again) at the beginning of my second attempt so that was time wasted. I told myself i wasnt going to pay to transfer toons. After raf expired it bugged me that acct was short three slots of being full. So i paid to transfer three priests over to that acct and server from my first team on this second raf trip. I have four priests on acct five that are all 60 or higher. This is fine with me though since theyre my favorite class and a great boxing healer.
Dont worry about burning out. If you make varied teams the playstyle will be different enough to keep you from getting burned out. Just rotate through them. When i start feeling like it isnt fun anymore i just change to a new team. The closest ive come to burning out was the 78-80 stretch on my highest team. For the next team, they all have full sets of 77-80 cata greens waiting in their mailboxes to speed things up.
IMO, several things help avoid burnout:
1. Have varied teams (all melee, all casters, very mixed [melee,ranged,casters], all one class)
2. Spread out their levels (dont level all your teams through hellfire peninsula and then all through zangarmarsh, etc)
3. Mix up questing and dungeons. I do all questing for a while on one team then maybe when i switch to the next one ill do a bunch of dungeons)
4. Do pvp quests when its that bg's weekend if you're x4 or x9 level. Stop a team or two at this point if a bg you like is coming up
5. This seems counter intuitive but parking a team at a point with a lot of good dailies (grizzly hills or shattrath) is a good idea. It may sound repetitive but when you have a bunch of teams its nice to know that particular team is gradually leveling without any real effort on your part. Its mindless enough that for those few minutes it takes you can be thinking about what youre going to do on the team you really plan to play that day.
When you have varied teams, the varied playstyle will make it more interesting to cycle through. When you spread out the team levels you will eventually have teams in each expansion. That makes it very different. Personally, i despise the wotlk leveling process. I breeze through bc and cata content compared to wotlk. Its very nice to get away from that and go back to a bc team or work on a cata team. I did very few bc dungeons and zero cata dungeons but i did many, many wotlk dungeons. Dailies also make wotlk less painful.
Below is where my accounts stand. The quantities are correct but the account theyre on is not correct. I do have five 85s so far but they are spread across the accts, not all on acct 1. Same for the 76s, etc. Just trying to let you know you can avoid burnout. Other people have way more toons than me. Good luck with your teams.
WOW.....1.....2.....3.....4.....5
War....65....64....60....60....60
Rog....70....70....70....65....x0
Hun....76....61....61....61....x0
Mag....85....64....60....60....39
Loc....85....76....64....60....60
Sha....76....64....63....60....x0
Pri....85....76....65....60....60x4
Dru....85....70....65....64....60
Pal....85....65....63....60....60
Dea....76....70....63....63....63
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