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In WoW TBC Classic Anniversary, Beast Mastery (BM) Hunter spec has consistently been recognized as the most efficient, sustainable, and beginner-friendly spec for leveling. This isn't just true for Hunters, but for all classes.

No other spec in BCC Anniversary combines extremely high kill efficiency, excellent survivability, extremely low downtime, and incredibly simple controls like Beast Mastery Hunter. Not to mention, once you equip a pet, it can absorb the vast majority of additional damage, allowing for almost zero grim damage and sustained DPS.

Furthermore, it's worth mentioning that Beast Mastery Hunter's leveling talent tree seamlessly integrates with the max-level Pounce talent tree. This means that choosing BM Hunter means you can almost immediately begin your Tempest Keep & Serpentshrine Cavern raid journey without facing the expensive and tedious talent reset process after reaching level 70! 

Here, we'll provide a complete guide to Beast Mastery Hunter leveling spec, covering the changes introduced in WoW TBC Anniversary Phase 2, from talent trees and pet selection to combat techniques and leveling routes. Let's get started!

Talent Tree Setup

First, Hunter class has three specs: Beast Mastery, Marksmanship, and Survival, each with its own loyal following.

If you crave impressive damage numbers from your arrows, Marksmanship is a safe choice. Its single-shot damage is extremely high, the visual effects are stunning, and skilled players can achieve incredibly fast kill rates. However, Marksmanship requires stricter mana management; its leveling efficiency can be somewhat challenging when gear is weak.

Of the three specs, Survival has the lowest leveling efficiency. It focuses more on providing utility support and crowd control abilities rather than simply pursuing maximum damage output.

Beast Mastery spec stands out because your pet handles most of the trouble. Your pet draws aggro and deals massive damage, while you simply stand 30 yards away and shoot, taking almost no damage yourself.

Beast Mastery Talent Tree

Beast Mastery talent tree upgrade strategy is extremely simple and straightforward: invest 41 points in Beast Mastery tree first, then put the remaining 20 points into Marksmanship tree.

• Improved Aspect of the Hawk (5 points): Provides an additional ranged attack speed bonus when Aspect of the Hawk is active, significantly increasing overall DPS.
• Focused Fire (2 points): Provides a permanent 2% critical strike chance bonus as long as the pet is alive, and increases pet damage by 20% when using Kill Command ability.
• Thick Hide (1 point): Increases your pet's armor value by 20%, significantly improving the pet's defense against melee enemies.
• Improved Revive Pet (2 points): Pets inevitably die unexpectedly while leveling up. This talent halves the cast time for resurrecting a pet and significantly reduces mana costs, making it an extremely crucial efficiency talent.
• Pathfinding (2 points): Increases mount speed by 10% and Aspect of the Cheetah and Aspect of the Pack speed by 8%. Faster movement speed means fewer quests and less time spent grinding.
• Unleashed Fury (5 points): Simply and directly increases pet damage by 15%, every point invested results in a significant increase in output.
• Ferocity (5 points): Directly increases pet burst damage and team support capabilities for this spec.
• Bestial Discipline (2 points): Increases pet focus regeneration speed, allowing pets to use special abilities more frequently.
• Intimidation (1 point): The core control and survival skill for Hunters. A one-minute cooldown pet stun effect is a lifesaver in unexpected situations.
• Animal Handler (1 point): Provides a 4% pet hit rating, ensuring your pet's abilities hit boss raids and preventing damage loss.
• Frenzy (5 points): Gives your pet an 80% chance to gain a 30% attack speed bonus for 8 seconds after a critical hit. Significantly increases your overall DPS.
• Bestial Wrath (1 point): Increases pet damage by 50% for 18 seconds and grants immunity to all pity, remorse, and fear. This allows you to instantly melt targets when facing elite mobs or boss raids in BCC phase 2.
• Catlike Reflexes (3 points): Increases your pet's dodge rate, greatly enhancing its survivability when tanking alone.
• Serpent's Swiftness (5 points): A core talent that increases both Hunter's and pet's attack speed by 15%.
• The Beast Within (1 point): A key skill for Beast Mastery Hunters. When The Bestial Wrath is activated, Hunter enters a rage state, increasing damage by 10%, reducing mana cost of all abilities by 20%, and granting immunity to all crowd control. This rage, available every 2 minutes, transforms you and your pet into relentless harvesting machines for 18 seconds.

Marksmanship Talent Tree

Next, allocate the remaining 20 points to Marksmanship to maximize personal damage output:

• Lethal Shots (5 points): Increases ranged critical strike chance.
• Efficiency (5 points): Reduces mana cost of all abilities, further enhancing survivability.
• Go for the Throat (2 points): Hunter's ranged critical strikes directly restore Focus to the pet, creating a perfect damage loop.
• Aimed Shot (1 point): Increases ranged damage by 600 and reduces healing received by the target by 50%.
• Rapid Killing (2 points): By reducing the cooldown of key offensive skills to 3 minutes, Hunter can use Bestial Wrath more frequently, maximizing sustained damage in raids.
• Mortal Shots (5 points): Increases ranged critical strike damage bonus by 30%, making you highly competitive in raids like Tempest Keep and Serpentshrine Cavern at max level.

Recommended Pets for Leveling

Pets are a decisive factor in determining the strength of a Beast Mastery Hunter spec. In TBC Classic, the top-tier pets for upgrading are Ravagers and Cats.

Before entering Outland, it is recommended that you capture a Cat or Wind Serpent as your pet. Cats, in particular, have extremely high base damage and can learn the core damage skills Claw and Bite.

Once you set foot on Hellfire Peninsula, capture a Ravager as soon as possible. This is undoubtedly the undisputed DPS king in WoW BCC Anniversary. Not only is its base damage excellent, but it also possesses the exclusive skill Gore, which has a chance to trigger double damage, providing terrifying single-target DPS and firmly securing aggro.

Core Combat Techniques

Levels 1-10

Before completing the class quest and obtaining a pet at level 10, this is the most difficult phase for Hunters. It is recommended that you learn Concussive Shot as soon as possible. Utilize its slowing effect, combined with kiting techniques, to kill monsters without taking damage while avoiding melee attacks.

Levels 11-61

Once you have a pet, the core principle is to let the pet engage first, while you control your DPS. After the pet establishes aggro for 1-2 seconds, cast Serpent Sting and use Auto Shot as your primary DPS method, only using Arcane Shot when mana is extremely plentiful.

Remember, frequently and mindlessly spamming Arcane Shot will cause you to run out of mana after killing 4-5 monsters. The essence of Hunter leveling lies not in the speed of killing single monsters, but in achieving uninterrupted combos through auto-fire damage.

Levels 62-70

Once you learn Steady Shot at level 62, Hunter's damage output undergoes a qualitative change. While Steady Shot has a cast time, it doesn't delay the next auto-fire if timed correctly.

Maintain this offensive rhythm, and your damage output will increase exponentially. When your pet lands a critical hit and triggers its effect, immediately press Kill Command, which doesn't occupy focus.

Leveling Path

Before level 58, simply complete quests in the classic areas of Azeroth for each faction, such as Western Plaguelands, Tanaris, Strangthorn Vale, and The Barrens.

Once you reach level 58, don't hesitate to immediately cross Dark Portal to Outland! The gear rewards from Hellfire Peninsula quests completely outclass the legendary gear dropped in Azeroth.

The optimal leveling route in Outland phase is: Hellfire Peninsula → Zangarmarsh → Terokkar Forest → Nagrand → Blade's Edge Mountains → Netherstorm.

While there's no need for excessive grinding during leveling, each dungeon in Outland offers extremely high quest experience and excellent transitional gear rewards. Therefore, completing the quests in each dungeon once is the most cost-effective option.

Additionally, note that Hunter's bow, gun, and crossbow are absolutely core equipment. Even if you don't change your armor, prioritize upgrading your ranged weapons at all costs. A high-DPS weapon means more powerful automatic fire, higher stable damage, and more Focus from your pet's talents.

Following this guide, in WoW The Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary Phase 2, your Beast Mastery Hunter will sweep through Outland at a terrifyingly fast pace, almost like a perpetual motion machine.

Fishing has always been one of the most fun professions in Classic WoW. Unlike gathering and combat activities, you can often simply sit by a nice pond with your fishing rod for an afternoon and reap decent rewards. From delicious food to raid tools to cool mounts, there are plenty of achievements to chase.

In WoW TBC Classic Anniversary, the fishing mechanics haven't changed much. But if you want to level up quickly and earn more gold through fishing, then you can't miss this guide! Grab your rod, bait your hook, find a good spot, and wait for the good news!

Required Fishing Skill Level

First of all, as the most popular secondary profession in the game, learning and leveling up Fishing has no downsides, and it's an easy way to earn some extra WoW TBC Classic Anniversary gold when you have free time.

It's important to note that each zone in Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary has a corresponding Fishing Level requirement, which determines the difficulty of fishing. The higher your fishing skill level relative to the zone's requirement, the easier it will be to catch fish. However, if your skill level is below the zone's requirement, you'll catch junk instead of fish. Below are the minimum level requirements for different zones to guarantee 100% fishing success:

• Level 1-10 zones: 25
• Level 11-20 zones: 75
• Level 21-30 zones: 150
• Level 31-40 zones: 225
• Level 40-55 zones: 300
• Outland: 400
• Level 55-60 zones: 425
• Azeroth: 450
• Northrend: 500

This list is to give you an idea of the minimum requirements for maximizing your chances of catching fish, but it doesn't mean you can't fish if your fishing skill level is below these zones; it just means it might be more difficult.

How to improve your Fishing Level?

Before you start fishing, you'll need a high overall skill level to fish easily in Outlands. So, how do we improve our fishing skill?

Fishing Pole

First, a good fishing pole will make your fishing much easier! Seth's Graphite Fishing Pole is a must-have, providing +20 fishing skill. You can obtain it by completing the level 64 quest Rather Be Fishin' in Shattrath.

This quest is easy to complete; simply collect 8 Pristine Shimmerscale Eels. Using underwater breathing apparatus is recommended for easier completion. While the drop rate isn't 100%, with a few tries, you'll definitely have a chance to get it!

Another good fishing pole is Nat Pagle's Extreme Angler FC-5000, which provides +25 fishing skill. This rod is only available to Horde players and can be obtained by completing the quest Snapjaws, Mon! in Hinterlands.

There's also Arcanite Fishing Pole, which requires winning Stranglethorn Vale Fishing Extravaganza, but it offers the highest Fishing Skill bonus, a whopping 35 points.

Finally, if you can't find these fishing poles, you can also head to the Auction House for Big Iron Fishing Pole, which also provides a +30 Fishing Skill boost.

Fishing Lures

As for lures, the best remains Aquadynamic Fish Attractor crafted by Engineering. It provides a 100 fishing skill bonus for 10 minutes.

Best Fishing Locations

Now that you have the best fishing poles and lures, where should you begin your fishing journey?

We recommend starting in Zangarmarsh, as the human master fishing trainer and vendor, Juno Dufrain, is nearby. Once your skill level reaches 275 or higher, you can obtain Master Fishing Book from him, raising your skill cap to 375.

However, Juno Dufrain has quite a few good items! If you have enough inventory space, you might also want to get Recipe: Blackened Sporefish from him. While this requires Cooking 310 to use, it will be very useful if you find plenty of Sporefish in Zangarmarsh. After that, you can start fishing at Umbrafen Lake without having to travel far.

Next, you can choose to set up camp there and start fishing, or wander around the lake like in Classic WoW, looking for other fishing spots and Steam Pump Flotsam.

Fishing Daily Quests

Now, let's look at some of the daily fishing quests in WoW TBC Anniversary. These quests will be offered to you by Old Man Barlo once you reach level 70; you can find this NPC in Terokkar Forest. While there's no minimum fishing skill requirement, completing these quests can be challenging if your fishing skill is low.

Each quest will take you to a different area to fish for specific creatures. Each day, you will randomly select one quest from the following list to complete:

• Bait Bandits: Turn in x1 Blackfin Darter
• Felblood Fillet: Turn in x1 Monstrous Felblood Snapper
• The One That Got Away: Turn in x1 World's Largest Mudfish
• Shrimpin' Ain't Easy: Catch Bloated Barbed Gill Trout and loot them until you collect x10 Giant Freshwater Shrimp
• Crocolisks in the City: Turn in x1 Baby Crocolisk

While Outland's daily fishing quests are neutral and not Alliance or Horde exclusive, please ensure you are not involved in raids while performing these daily quests and that you have sufficient inventory space when completing them all.

Fishing & Cooking

Finally, fishing and cooking work well together. The fish you catch will ultimately be primarily used for cooking to create ingredients that restore health and boost various attributes.

For example, Golden Darter caught in Terokkar Forest, Zangarmarsh, and Shadowmoon Valley can be used to cook Golden Fish Sticks, a fantastic food buff for healers, providing +44 healing and +20 spirit for 30 minutes.

Additionally, Furious Crawdad caught in Terokkar Forest can be used to cook Spicy Crawdad, a food buff that provides +30 stamina and +20 spirit.

Huge Spotted Feltail, found in Zangarmarsh, can be used to cook Fisherman's Feast, a delicious feast that provides 30 stamina and 20 spirit, the same as Spicy Crawdad. However, this recipe is not yet available in TBC Phase 1, so keep your Huge Spotted Feltail safe.

That concludes the complete guide to successful fishing in WoW TBC Classic Anniversary! Whether you're a casual angler or looking to earn thousands of gold to acquire an epic flying mount, this is the ultimate roadmap to success!

With the launch of Burning Crusade Classic Anniversary Phase 1, the level cap for all players has been raised from 60 to 70. Don't underestimate those mere 10 levels; like all MMOs, the higher your level, the more XP you need to collect per level, and naturally, the more time it takes. Are you still striving to reach level 70?

While leveling is understandably important in the early game, we don't recommend focusing all your energy on it. Once you've achieved your goal of reaching level 70, your focus will shift to gold.

Even if TBC Classic Anniversary gold isn't your primary concern right now, you must acknowledge that gold is practically everything in the late game. Whether you want to acquire flying mounts, upgrade professions, craft equipment, or obtain gems, it's all meaningless without gold. Conversely, having enough gold gives you a significant competitive advantage.

However, since most players are currently focused on leveling, many materials are worthless, making it seem like the best way to farm gold only exists after reaching the maximum level. But this isn't always the case. There are some hidden methods during the leveling process from 60 to 70 that can help you solve your gold problem and make you rich while you're at level 70!

Acquiring and Disenchanting Greens from the Auction House

First, let's talk about the best way to make money while leveling during WoW TBC Anniversary, which relates to the in-game auction house. Green items hold a valuable secret during leveling.

Every time you return to Stormwind or Orgrimmar, you can acquire cheap green items from the auction house (especially for levels 60-70) and then disenchant them for profit by breaking them down into high-demand enchanting materials such as Arcane Dust, Planar Essence, and Void Crystals. The key to this technique is choosing green items whose auction house price is lower than their potential market value for enchanting materials.

Therefore, it's recommended to install Auctionator addon and enable "Show Disenchanting Value" feature. You can scan Auction House tab to search for uncommon green items between levels 61 and 70. Sort by item price, and you can easily earn 30-40 gold per scan and disenchantment.

However, note that this is a limited-time method for making money, as green items will quickly become scarce once most players finish leveling. Seize the opportunity to earn gold while leveling up.

Crafting and Selling Purified Jaggal Pearls

Next, still on Auction House, we'll introduce an easy way to earn gold. However, this isn't an investment.

If you have Jewelcrafting and have reached level 325, any Jaggal Pearl worth less than 80 silver is pure profit for you. Acquire as many Jaggal Pearls as possible, refine them into Purified Jaggal Pearls, sell them immediately to merchants, and use this opportunity to upgrade Flying or any other skill you desire. However, reaching Jewelcrafting 325 to use Outland trainer's recipe usually requires a character level of 50+ to train. So level up as soon as possible and start crafting!

Farming Primal

Next, here's another money-making secret! You can actually earn a lot of TBC gold between levels 67-69 by cultivating Primal, a crucial material for crafting many powerful items and extremely popular in the game! There are some high-risk areas that are the best places to collect Primal.

First, let's look at Blade's Edge Mountains, a quest zone in Outland for levels 65-68. This location is somewhat controversial because it's often not very useful. While there are many Primal Fires there, this also means the area is almost always crowded. If it's too crowded, this place is definitely not worth going to at level 65 or any other level. However, if you can monopolize this area until level 70, you can easily earn hundreds or even thousands of WoW TBC Classic Anniversary gold.

At level 68, an even easier place to cultivate is Kirin'Var Village in Netherstorm, where there is an unlimited supply of Primal Mana. However, because of Spell Reflection, it's a bit unfriendly to spellcasters. But it's still a good place to earn hundreds of gold per hour.

The truly god-tier farming spot is Throne of Kil'jaeden. This place is only accessible by flying mount or summon, so you'll need the help of guild members. However, since very few people can reach it, and most who do are level 70 characters, this is the only truly rewarding farming spot.

Moreover, and most importantly, you can find your own small area within this region, where you can collect up to 10 Primal Fire per hour. Of course, level 70 players can earn significantly more gold per hour here. But this is a time-limited farming spot; the yield will decrease after a few weeks, so even if you haven't reached level 70 yet, hurry up and get there.

After Reaching Level 70

Next, let's look at how level 70 players can make money. Once you reach level 70, you'll have more options, including completing the remaining Outland quests (these quests reward gold, not XP); running daily quests (especially in Isle of Quel'Danas/Skyguard area); collecting popular trade items and selling them on the auction house, and more.

If you want to farm gold and max out your reputation simultaneously, focus your efforts on low-yield areas like Hellfire Peninsula. Especially if you've reached level 70, the quests in these areas are incredibly easy. Plus, they reward a huge amount of gear; pick out the most valuable piece and sell it for a good price. This way, you can relax, boost your reputation, and then return to more challenging areas once your gear is better!

Finally, don't forget to make your money work for you. The most direct way is to invest in items that are being sold off by those who are broke – this is definitely a smart move to easily earn money.

In any case, don't forget to make money while leveling! Whether you're a casual quester or a hardcore grinder, these tips will ensure you have enough gold to unlock your epic flying mount the moment you reach level 70. Maximize your reputation and your wallet today!