When you begin looking for players to put down their signature, open up your inventory and right click on the charter, then click “Request Signature." When you do that, the other player gets a pop-up box asking them to sign the charter. Starting up your own World of Warcraft power leveling guild isn't really all that complicated. Which isn't to say that there aren't the required hoops you'll have to jump through. World of Warcraft is just like any other bureaucracy and as such there is a strict protocol of steps that must be taken. It shows up in your inventory list.

 

Make sure that you know who is signing your charter. If you ask some random player to sign and then he goes on to join another guild before you've registered yours, you'll have to begin the whole process over again. There are too many things to do and not enough time to do them. For instance, power leveling. The first thing to do is to track down a Guild Master in any of these cities: Darnassus, Ironforge, Orgrimmar, Stormwind, Thunderbluff, or the Undercity. After you've found a Guild Master, click “How do I create a guild?" Simply type in the name of your guild and acquire the guild charter. What's a guild charter? Believe it or don't, there are companies out there that will get you up through those lower levels without your ever turning on your computer.

 

For a fee, these companies will log in and play under your account. You can pay them to play either for a certain period of time, or until a certain level or objective has been achieved. Typically, these companies offer various types of services that also vary in their expense. For instance, one company's prices range from just thirty dollars for part time power leveling all the way up to almost three-hundred dollars to take you from level 1 to level 60. It's basically a piece of parchment on which you will need to get nine other signatures in order to create your guild for power leveling.