When you are sent to an area to complete a quest, whether it's stealing pumpkins or killing, go above and beyond the call of duty. Kill everything that moves. This may make your questing in certain areas take longer, but it will be worth it in the long run. You will gain more experience and items, both integral elements to power leveling. Killing time is best spent gaining both experience and loot, so move on when the loot drops decline. Use a guide or a source like thottbot.com to map out your best plan of attack according to where the enemies/quest items are, and how close they are to one other.

 

When you are less than level 40 and unmounted, you will find this time better spent concentrating on one areas' quests and banging them all out before moving on to another area. In areas where enemies repop quickly, stick around until their loot drops dry up. Once their loot drops to grey, or they stop dropping loot altogether, move on to the next farmable field or quest area. This way, you have maximum completion and are able to turn in multiple quests when you make the long trip back to town, thereby power leveling in an efficient and timely manner.

 

When your quest log is full of tasks that take you all over World of Warcraft, remember that travel is the biggest time killer in the game. power leveling is a term used to describe raising character levels in World of Warcraft at an accelerated pace. This is typically employed by those who have reached the highest levels (60+) with a character, and would like to raise their newest/another character's level up as quickly as possible. power leveling can lead to lots of gold and a steady stream of items to boost the development of all of your characters.