Now, when it comes down to actual PvP with your twink, it naturally takes more than just pimped out gear. As I mentioned last week, some classes lend themselves better to twinkage than others, particularly weapon-based classes or classes whose damage scales with their weapon. Another consideration when choosing a twink class is movement. As I've tried to explain in the past, movement is key to PvP and the classes that have unrestricted movement have a distinct advantage. Particularly in the Level 29 twink bracket, enhanced movement speed is even more crucial because no classes have mounts. On a good note, most movement-related skills are learned at Level 20, such as Blink, Ghost Wolf, or Aspect of the Cheetah. This means classes like Mages, Shamans, and Hunters have a distinct advantage in Battlegrounds where the objective involves a lot of movement -- taking the flag, moving to the Farm or Blacksmith, etc. Druids don't get Travel Form until Level 30, so their reign as kings of mobility doesn't quite begin in the lower twink brackets.buy wow gold here.

Rogues are perfect twink candidates because pretty much every tool but Cloak of Shadows, Blind, and the 41-point Subtlety talent Cheat Death are available to them at such low levels, making Rogue twink PvP very similar to high level Rogue PvP. At lower levels, there are few options for all classes to break free from a stun or incapacitate effect, making them arguably more powerful. With the right enchanted weapon, a Level 29 Rogue can instagib lower- or even same-level opponents with an Ambush crit. If that doesn't work the first time, Vanish and do it again. Here's a tip everyone probably already knows, but I'll say it anyway -- go for the seated clothie having a drink. Heck, anyone seated. An attack on a seated target automatically crits.buy wow gold here.