Starting in Coldridge valley in Dun Morogh the Dwarfs immediately benefit from using ranged skills against the local beasts and trolls. In a starting area that really does benefit from "standing well back," it is possible for Dwarfs to level up quite quickly.
Ironforge is the second most popular racial base for Alliance on most servers, and is well laid out with flight point located in the central chamber and the tram to take you through the mountains to Stormwind. I am not going to go through all the quests that Dwarfs can take (see my free guide for that) Instead I will concentrate on why you might want to play a dwarf in the first place. Here is a list of the pro's and cons of playing a Dwarf in Warcraft. First the Pro's.
Stoneform - Removes some of the D.o.T effects that can harm you, as well as giving a decent 10% bonus to armour. At high level a 10% bonus really makes a huge difference, and against certain mobs the removal of D.o.T is a great undebuff.
Gun Specialization - A 1% improvement on critical chance that stacks. If you are a hunter this improvement will really make a difference, and many hinter talents pass this benefit onto your pet.
Frost Resistance - Again a useful gain here. Very applicable to certain areas and mobs, but an advantage none the less.
Find Treasure - This adds an option to the list of possible searches that you can choose from your mini map (normally in the top right of your screen). This can give you the jump on other races when it comes to getting some decent loot. It is rumoured that this will work with the 4.0 skill of archaeology as well. A handy thing to know.
Mace Specialization - Ideal for Paladins. Uncommon maces (or better) often confer decent stat bonuses to the skills best suited to this class.
So a reasonable set of bonuses, however, for any casting class other than Paladin there is little there. With Shaman and Mage being introduced as playable classes for Dwarfs in 4.0 expect a major change to these buffs. You rarely see Dwarf Priests now, and this set of buffs shows you why. This will change for sure.
Paul Rone-Clarke is an expert author specializing in the economies of Warcraft. Bringing real world techniques and experience and using them to make gold and advance in the game as enjoyably and effectively as possible. There are a range of free downloadable gold and leveling guides for all races available from: http://www.wowgoldeliteguide.com/goldblog. Alternatively, the best gold guide on the market can be bought directly from http://www.wowgoldeliteguide.com
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