Hey guys – I wanted to write a little bit about PvP today because it doesn't  come up often around here. We all love World of Warcraft, but the majority of us  never set our eyes on the PvP content because it's so hard, we need to dedicate  so much time to it, and let's face it, at least in a raid, you only lose a set  number of times before you pull out a victory. 
 
 So, it's not surprising that there are so many people who scoff at PvP, even  when a guide or website comes out that offers to help make the whole ordeal a  little easier. This time around, that boost is in the form of PvP Ownage and  it's only available through Terrance's website at AFFILIATE LINK. I have only  been peeking through the guide now for a few days and haven't read nearly  everything in there (we're talking hundreds of pages!), but the results I've  seen are already impressive.
 
 Basically, here's what happens. No guide can show you how to win every match.  It's like Karate. You can learn Karate, but when you step into the ring, you  still need to make the right moves and be stronger than your opponent. In World  of Warcraft, the same is true. You can read the guide, but if you don't take  Terrance's lessons to heart, you'll never hit the high water point you're aiming  for – the pinnacle of the arenas and battlegrounds.
 
 So, he starts with basics, then goes through every class in the game, complete  with talent trees, masteries, ability breakdowns and step by step shot rotations  for every potential opponent – that means 100 rotation strategies. That's just  the start though. Soon enough you'll turn to the Arena and the various  strategies that can get you through the content there, plus step by step  walkthroughs of each battleground and outdoor PvP zone.
 
 In short, if you want to be good in World of Warcraft, this is the content you  should be reading for PvP. Check it out here. 
 
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