Gnomeregan

[marvein]

http://www.wowwiki.com/Instances_by_level is a great start for finding an instance that will work for you. As for being lvl 15, if your horde you can do RFC, if you are boosting with a high lvl go straight to WC. or deadmines if alliance. You can enter the SM instances at lvl 20 and its just crazy amounts of exp if you have a 70 quickly clear cathedral.

[Vyndree]

http://www.wowwiki.com/Instances_by_level is a great start for finding an instance that will work for you. As for being lvl 15, if your horde you can do RFC, if you are boosting with a high lvl go straight to WC. or deadmines if alliance. You can enter the SM instances at lvl 20 and its just crazy amounts of exp if you have a 70 quickly clear cathedral.

Shame, shame on you.

Use OUR wiki: http://dual-boxing.com/wiki/index.php/Instances

[wrs]

http://www.wowwiki.com/Instances_by_level is a great start for finding an instance that will work for you. As for being lvl 15, if your horde you can do RFC, if you are boosting with a high lvl go straight to WC. or deadmines if alliance. You can enter the SM instances at lvl 20 and its just crazy amounts of exp if you have a 70 quickly clear cathedral.

I'm curious to see how much xp / mob you get in SM as a level 20. Experience is calculated on a curve, preventing low level characters from getting the max xp. My 5 shammies are level 18 now, and I observed this in RFC and WC. I didn't realize the level cap was so low for SM, but I would wonder if it would really be more efficient to head to SM at that point, or keep running WC for a few more levels. I considered creating a matrix of level / mob / instance, but felt it could get rather obnoxious quickly. What would be good to know is, for any given instance, what level nets you the most experience.

[Vyndree]

I'm curious to see how much xp / mob you get in SM as a level 20. Experience is calculated on a curve, preventing low level characters from getting the max xp. My 5 shammies are level 18 now, and I observed this in RFC and WC. I didn't realize the level cap was so low for SM, but I would wonder if it would really be more efficient to head to SM at that point, or keep running WC for a few more levels. I considered creating a matrix of level / mob / instance, but felt it could get rather obnoxious quickly. What would be good to know is, for any given instance, what level nets you the most experience.

From my blog comments:
http://vboxing.net/blog/videos.php/2...a-prot-paladin

At level 37, I'm starting to slow down to about 1.5 hours per level. Around level 20, it was just under 1 hour per level. This is totally un-rested, since I left my warlocks to logout right outside SM to summon me back (evil alliance and no nearby flightpaths).

It's very worth it, XP-wise. Especially to get past the 30-40 STV gankfest on a PvP server.

[Moxy]

I actually kinda like gnomer... they have definitely toned it down from what it used to be. And that was back when i was only 4 boxing.. a warrior and 3x shammy at lvl 28.

*ducks and runs for cover*

[Team Squishee]

Unfortunately the best Pally tank shield drops off the last boss in Gnomer (it has a proc on block which is very rare on low level shields) - the instance itself sucks bigtime.

If you are getting powerlevlled goto SFK at level 10-19 , you can park yr alts at the entrance and clear up to Fenrus in 4 or 5 pulls. Bring your pulls back to the courtyard or on the battlements and the alts at the entrance will be in range to get the exp so you dont even need to move them.

[Chorizotarian]

Yeah, but with the reduced instance mobs levels the gap between Gnomer and SM isn't that big. I'm thinking I'll just wait for the SM shield rather than run gnomer again. That last part before the boss with the dark iron dwarves is teh suk.