Experience Boost and Leveling Route Help!

Hey guys,

I'm new to Warmane Icecrown, and classic WoW in general. I've only played BfA and Dragonflight.

I joined because I have far less time available to play and wanted to enjoy WoW at a slower pace.

I've been having trouble scaling the experience boost with questing routes, and my NE hunter just got to Darnassus after clearing most of Teldrassil quests as a level 18.

Most quests available in Darnassus are too low level, and I have no idea where to go haha.

Can I get some suggestion on the following:

1) If I'm not crazy about getting to the max level ASAP, should I scale back the experience boost?
2) What is the recommended leveling zone progress for NE hunter?
3) Where should I go right now for the next chain of quests? I just got to Darnassus and turned in my hunter quest to feed and revive my pet.
4) Should I run some dungeons in the dungeon finder for items? Or should the shop and BoE items be strong enough?

Thank you for all your help!

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Originally Posted by sardink

1) If I'm not crazy about getting to the max level ASAP, should I scale back the experience boost?
2) What is the recommended leveling zone progress for NE hunter?
3) Where should I go right now for the next chain of quests? I just got to Darnassus and turned in my hunter quest to feed and revive my pet.
4) Should I run some dungeons in the dungeon finder for items? Or should the shop and BoE items be strong enough?

Thank you for all your help!

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1. If you want to enjoy slower leveling experience, I recommend scaling exp rate to lower tiers.
2. Refer to leveling guides of vanilla era if you play in Onyxia, and for Icecrown, refer to WotLK era guides.
3. Atm I think your best option is Darkshore. You can get there from Darnassus. From the big middle tree, head to west. There's another tree with red glow under it, walk under it. After you're done with Darkshore, you can head to Ashenvale around mid 20's (south of Darkshore).
4. If you want to, yes. Some loot goes a long way.

Thank you so much for the advice!