My buddy and I are currently running a tankadin/enhancement shaman combo, so we can't stealth – but rogues and kittys sure are something to keep in mind. I haven't thought about that before. Thank you!

So many people who used to be nice to the other faction, at least until the niceness got taken advantage off… Seems to be a common theme.

Oh and level first aid, regardless of class/spec and make sure you always have a stack of the largest possible bandages with you.

I'm a semi-ganker, mainly because every time I try to be a carebear, a bunch of horde leap out of the bushes and put paid to laid back love every one attitude. At the moment, I'm leveling a druid with a friend and since he's feral and I'm balance several horde have already fallen for the lone alliance looking lost trick. They attack me only to find an angry cat biting their face off.

Which leads me to my most important rule in PvP. If you are planning an attack, watch from the bushes for a bit, make sure the numbers you can see are all that is there. Nothing makes you feel more stupid than pouncing someone only to discover they had a full party just around the corner.

Yes, locks must die. Fire mages casting living bomb are a close second. ;)

Typically surprise is the main ingredient for a successful counter gank. Hit hard, blow CDs. Often they’ll be so surprised their health has dropped they won’t react in time anyway. Which makes it easier for my hunter because I cant be arsed to put on pvp gear or swap to a pvp spec.

My favourite ever gank? Level 72 on my shaman, I see an 80 lock hovering over the murloc quests in borean tundra. I cheekily decide to chuck a lightning bolt at him. He lands and starts attacking and I blow every CD that enhancement shaman had. He dies and I continue questing cackling to myself.

Oh my, they’re doing it to Honor Hold too? Thrallmar is regulary getting steamrolled by Deathknights, too.

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Why is it always Deathknights?