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As is my way, I've spent a number of long hours (months actually) trading Power Leveling favors with friends and thinking about all the parts of the run that make it fast, successful and fun as well as death-free for everyone.

Then, I took more long hours to compose my thoughts into a guide that others could benefit from in order to Power Level their own lowbies in conjunction with friends, using the Dungeons and their awesome lowbie loot tables to an advantage.

One day I should actually keep track of how many hours go into the development of each of my guides, just for my own knowledge. I know it's definitely over 40 hours for these Dungeon Series guides, and that's not counting all of the research time that went into it all, either.

At any rate, I know this guide is full of awesome tips and information for players of all levels of experience within the game, and I trust it'll help you reduce some frustrations during your leveling time as well.

I'd love to hear what you think of this and any other of my guides - significant time and energy goes into putting them together cohesively, so hearing back really counts for a lot :)

Introducing WoWGrrl's "Secrets to Dungeon Power Leveling" Guide

This guide is about:

• Powerleveling your lowbies into the high levels!

• Getting as many run-throughs as you can possibly handle!
• Having COMPLETE control of who gets the loot that drops!
• CHEATING THE LFG TOOL!

Who Would Benefit From This Guide?

• Anyone who is bored of doing quests and has Friends, Family, or Guildmates they can trade favors with to powerlevel toons quickly into the "more interesting" levels.
  
  "Lowbies who do not follow instructions find themselves dead in quick order ... following this guide will keep them alive much longer"

  - Mortigan (read more)

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• Anyone who has had a bad run of rolls for gear upgrades in their PUGs.

• Anyone who finds they enjoy PUGs better when they already have the boss drops and don't have to worry about losing any rolls.
• Anyone who would like to test out the abilities of their higher level toon in terms of how well and what level of instances they can solo.
• Anyone looking to "twink" a new lowbie alt with dungeon-acquired gear in order to improve their performance in either PvP or PvE.
• Anyone who likes to plan their gear sets out in advance and have great gear waiting for them when they hit certain levels, to make questing and soloing and PUG instance running easier.

Testimonials About This Guide

I'm very greatful to the few folks I can turn to in order to get my new guides an initial review even before the guide is released to the public.

The feedback always helps me fix some last-minute details which make a big difference, and I trust those few I am working with gain real benefit to their own play when helping me out.

Take, for example, this guide - I turned to someone who has left post-length comments on my entries in the past and who always had intelligent questions and viewpoints that others enjoyed responding to, as well. Here's what he had to say about this guide:

"Valdesta's Dungeon Series guides are indispensable tools for old and new players alike.

I really like that she's laid out rules in a simple, logical manner that benefit everyone who read and follow them.

As a fairly well-geared 80, I get lots of requests from lowbies to run them through various dungeons. Although we warlocks are heavy damage-dealers, we do not have many instant-cast spells, and so lowbies who do not follow instructions find themselves dead in quick order.

The Secrets to Dungeon Power Leveling helps me lay out rules to the lowbie so that things move along as quickly as possible with minimal trouble - and for the lowbie, following this guide will keep them alive much longer."

-- Mortigan the raiding Warlock

Feedback Accepted or How To Become A Guide Beta Tester

If you'd like to give feedback on any of my existing guides that you've purchased, I'd love to hear from you. Leaving a comment anywhere on my blog is the most reliable way to reach me - not all comments are published, some I take and respond to in regular email (give me a few days in case I'm out of town).

If you're someone I chat with on Twitter regularly already and you're interested in becoming a Guide Reviewer, Tweet me about it today!

If you're not already in my social circles but are interested in becoming a Guide Beta Tester of sorts, know that it's the ones who give constructive reviews (good and bad) on existing guides without my prompting that will be placed on the "invite" list for future guides that need pre-release reviews. Only a handful of people are invited for each guide, so the more quality feedback you give, the more likely you'll be invited.

You can also sign up to my Updates Email List and know that you'll be notified as soon as something official gets set up to handle Guide Beta Testing (and there are plans in the works, no launch date)

My full list of guides, all researched, pondered and written by Valdesta with a strong focus on guide longevity are here: http://WoWGrrl.com/Guides

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