Warlocks are stupidly simple to classic wow gold level employing a combination of pets, ranged DPS, and a wide variety of curses that act as both debuffs and DOTs. These are some of the first spells and skills that Warlocks get, even before obtaining a puppy, so even at reduced levels they can manage difficult mobs which would slay other classes with ease. These masters of these demonic magics do not need to pay for riding training or a mount and also have some of the class quests.

That means you have gold to save, unlike various other classes, and those savings can be sent by you to your alt. Just five or six gold goes a very long way for a low-level character, along with your alts will obtain their flat 40 and epic mounts without waiting an extra few levels.

It doesn't cover everything, although being able to heal yourself is a definite advantage. Paladins tend to be equipment dependent and therefore are slow levelers in solo situations, and although they aren't on the same level as Warriors it's still a deterrent.

This Alliance-only course eventually evolves to an perfect healer for dungeons, so if you choose to go in this direction, a Paladin does make an ideal main once you achieve a certain level.An benefit Paladins have is that they can use a variety of weapons and gear, and if you have some gold you can purchase it for them. When they reach higher degrees, Paladins are a good choice to mentor lower level characters since they don't need to buy wow classic gold cover a mount at level 40.