Power Leveling in WoW Classic Fresh Hardcore

What is power leveling in Classic WoW Hardcore?

Power leveling in WoW Classic Hardcore is the best tool to save your time and peace of mind. If you've already had experience with this peculiar version of World of Warcraft, you know how daunting the task of reaching the maximum level in it is. Many take the challenge, but their efforts crash against the harsh reality of the Hardcore experience. You don't have another try there. If you fail to calculate all the risks the right way, your character is gone for good. Any stupid mob that seems like it poses no threat at all, can end up being the last thing that your toon sees. Yeah, it's tough and painful – that's why not everyone is willing to take this challenge on their own. And that's why we've come up with this service!

Whenever you have levels to raise in WoW Classic Hardcore, we'll get you an experienced professional player who can easily do that for you. You won't have to spend time on it yourself and you won't have to worry about accidentally falling to death from some cliff while running around mob camps. Our guys know their thing. They've leveled up hundreds of characters on both normal and hardcore realms. Most of them have played the original Vanilla back in the 2000's as well as the new Classic version and the Season of Mastery – well, you got the idea. There are hardly many people in the world who know the game as well as they do. So rest assured that your character is in good hands.

How many levels are there in WoW Hardcore?

It's the same as in the regular WoW Classic – 60 levels. But what is usually just 60 levels of tedious questing and grinding turns into 60 levels of pain and being cautious as you only have one life. Letting go of it is lethal for your character, remember, so your journey might become pretty tense at times. Obviously, of all the levels you'll be most interested in:

• 60 lvl – because that's where you can finally focus on gearing up, not on collecting XP (gearing up = more chances to survive in the wild);
• 40 lvl – because that's where you can learn to ride a mount which will give you a significant speed boost which also results in higher chances of escaping death;
• 10 lvl – because that's where you get talents and the genuine character customization begins

Usually, all players are capable of reaching level 10 on their own, although in the Hardcore Classic, it's a bit trickier than usual. But anyway, let's suppose that you can handle that. As for level 40, this is some true challenge alright. Climbing that high (it's past half of the available levels) is a sign of diligence and understanding of how to survive. Doing that is not simple and most players would need help with that. Speaking of level 60, it's the pinnacle of the journey, a summit that only the toughest can touch. Casual players might find themselves in need of some assistance and we'll be happy to provide you with it.Those of you who have already played Classic might not need an answer to the question "How many levels are there?". But you absolutely need support with all those flashbacks you get from the leveling process there! We'll aid you on your quest!

How long does it take to fully level up there?

In the regular WoW Classic (softcore) it usually takes about 2 weeks to finish leveling for a fresh character. That is, you start at level 1, finish at level 60 – it's 12-14 days total. Hardcore makes it all longer despite having the same amount of XP for each level. Yet it is the careful planning, more frequent returns to a settlement, and other things that make you spend more time at each level. Our professional players, however, know how to minimize this extra time and you'll notice little difference from the regular Classic leveling.

However, to give you a better idea of what to expect, here's a table with the last 10 levels' XP requirements:

This table shows how much experience you need to accumulate to reach the next level at a particular one (say, at lvl 57 you need 195k XP for a level up to 58). The third column shows how much more experience you need at this level than at the previous one.