So I managed to finish the Joarfu the windwalker monk last week. So this was the first toon that I leveled with a class hall follower body guard. I know, I know! As a result, it was perhaps also unsurprisingly my fastest toon to get from 100 to 110 with a total played time of 15 hours and 2 minutes, making it almost 2 hours faster than the next fastest toon, my beast master hunter.
The monk stayed fun to play throughout the entire leveling process and felt smooth and powerful the whole way.
Next up is the shaman, and I can already tell I'm going to have issues deciding between elemental (which was my original plan) and enhancement. Elemental seems much more fun in dungeons, but with 30-40 minute queues for dps in normals while leveling, dungeons just aren't that big a part of it.
For regular questing, enhancement seems much more powerful and capable for taking down mobs with minimal downtime.
After a fair amount of leveling this weekend, the shaman is sitting at level 105 and is working his way through Val'sharah. Highmountain is up next and at the rate that is going, I will likely hit 110 in Highmountain without moving on to Stormheim (which means I'll have to run around to grab some flight paths later on for world quests).
I'm also working on the Touch of a Titan quest gathering essences for the various toons that have 910 legendaries. It's a total of 5 legendaries that I have to upgrade. I've already managed to finish it up on my hunter. I've got two on the warlock, one on the death knight and one on the priest that I need to upgrade, so it'll be back to running world quests on both the death knight and the priest. I may put this on hold though to pursue the new goal, which is to get the remaining classes leveled to 110 in time for the class mount questline to be released in 7.2
With the shaman currently in progress, it's just the rogue, mage and warrior still to go, so I may try to get those knocked out and the class order hall campaigns completed before I go back to worrying about legendaries.
That's it for this week.
Cheers!
Joar
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