Monday, November 2, 2009

Refer a Friend

Refer-a-Friend

Refer a friend is almost a cheat. It is like the holy grail of fast leveling. If you came to WoW through an invite, or if you have a friend who has not yet joined, use the “Refer a Friend” feature. It will make your game time that much more enjoyable, and you will gain the advantage of triple experience while grouped together.

The main features of ‘Refer a Friend”:

• Triple XP while grouped. That includes kills and quest XP
• A free month of service to the person who refers the new member
• A free mount for both you and your friend

I can already hear you saying this is great. It truly is remarkable. The only downside is that after 90 days the bonus ends, but that is plenty of time to blast through the levels with triple experience. Oh, did I forget to mention there is more?

• Summon between referred accounts from anywhere in Azeroth
• Level gifting – up to 30 levels to a veteran account at level 60

That’s right. Until you reach level 60, you can summon the referred character to you. So let’s say you want to play a night elf and your friend wants to roll a human. Normally you start off in different areas, but with “Refer a Friend” you can bring either character to you without having to travel to them. I can tell you firsthand, taking a level one character to another starting area is not easy and takes time.

So exactly what is level gifting? For the referring character, it means for every other level you gain from 2-60, you get a level you can give to a veteran player that is under level 60. So if the referring friend has a level 30 character, when you get to level 60, you can boost that character to 60 by gifting all 30 levels from the referred character. There are restrictions, however. A level 2 character cannot gift a level 39 character a level, but a level 60 can gift any character not already at 60. Wow!

Further details can be found at:
http://us.blizzard.com/support/article.xml?locale=en_US&articleId=20588

Now, get out there and play. Triple XP is waiting, after all.

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