Bloodvine gear is central to both fire and frost builds due to WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold its set bonuses. Trinkets like Briarwood Reed, Mind Quickening Gem, and Nefarian's Tear provide massive long-term value and should be high-priority raid targets.

ZG is especially important in Phase 4 due to its short lockout and large number of relevant mage upgrades, making it one of the fastest gearing paths available.

Enchants That Actually Matter

Key enchants every mage should prioritize:

+30 Spell Power on weapon

ZG head/leg enchant (18 spell damage + 1% hit)

ZG shoulder enchant (18 spell damage)

Minor speed to boots is highly recommended for both raid mechanics and farming efficiency.

Rotations: Fire vs Frost

Fire Rotation

Stack five Scorch debuffs (usually six casts to account for resists)

Pop trinkets, cooldowns, and Combustion

Spam Fireball and manage Ignite carefully

In very short fights, skip Scorch entirely and immediately Fireball with cooldowns.

Frost Rotation

Yes, you mostly cast Frostbolt-but timing matters. Arcane Power should be activated after a Frostbolt is already in the air to maximize damage. Travel time matters more than most players realize.

Winter's Chill mages simply maintain Frostbolt uptime, using rank one Frostbolt only when multiple frost mages are present.

Consumables and World Buffs

Showing up without consumables is unacceptable if you care about performance. At minimum, bring:

Flask of Supreme Power

Greater Arcane Elixir

Mana and protection potions

Fire or Frost elixir

World buffs are non-optional in modern Classic. Dragon Slayer, Songflower, Dire Maul buffs, Darkmoon Faire, and Spirit of Zandalar all massively increase DPS and should be planned and booned in advance.

Final Thoughts

Mages are simple to play-but difficult to master. The difference between average and elite performance lies in preparation, gear choices, cooldown usage, and encounter awareness. If you apply everything in this guide, you won't just "play mage"-you'll absolutely pump. Having plenty of WoW Classic Fresh Gold can also greatly help you deal damage.

And yes… you'll still be pressing Frostbolt a lot.

Fast Leveling Tips for Hunters in WoW Classic Anniversary
Leveling to 60 in WoW Classic is always a grind, but doing it on a fresh Anniversary server with limited time is a whole different challenge. With only a single week to hit level 60 before endgame content opens up, efficiency becomes everything. Hunters already have a reputation as one of the fastest solo leveling classes in Classic, but only if you play them correctly. A large amount of WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold can also be very helpful to you.

Whether you're racing the clock, competing on WoW Classic 20th Anniversary Gold for sale a PvP realm, or simply want to avoid wasting hours on unnecessary deaths and travel time, these five Hunter-specific tips will help you level faster, safer, and more consistently from 1 to 60.