As long as you do not dismount, you’ll do just fine doing actions like landing, taking off and others.

From the previously stated position, just mount the Sandstone Drake before entering the area, and you’ll instantly become a floating Vrykul…

First thing to do is to look for a RealID Friend who can tank. Get him into your group through an invitation.

The next thing to do is to queue yourself into any Dungeon. This can be a random heroic Zandalari for instance.

Now since you already have a RealID Friend who can tank you should already have an instant Invite. Accept that invitation.

At this point, let your RealID Friend tank leave.

You might expect to be kicked out. You’ll be surprise to find out you won’t!

Remember not to do this frequently, less you eventually get yourself kicked out.

One thing to remember is to keep these two quests in your quest log all the time. Everyday, a random boss will spawn. Start by participating in a raid group. This way, you won’t get quest objective credits. Make it a point to bomb the daily boss in order to get achievement points for the “Death from above” quest. You then kill with style the daily boss to attain achievement for the “Ready for Raiding II” quest.

You do this repeatedly until you get achievements.

Step A: Get the right set of paws. The exact type of mount that you will use is gonna be anything aside from the ‘Bear Mount Family’.

Step B: Go queue up for Eye of the Storm! Enter the Battle.

Step C: Quickly summon your mount which you will use for the win.

Step D: Now creep towards the center of the island where you currently stand on. Once you get there, hold your ‘W’ Key, as if to go forward. Keep hold of it.

Step E: You should notice by this time that the bear is trying to climb something while at the same time creeping through the bubble. The next thing to do is to jump. Just repeat this jump as you go on like making up a flight of stairs, until you reach a point where it feels like you can’t get out.

Step F: VIOLA! That’s it. You’ve just passed through the bubble.

Here is a list of priorities:

I. Set up Hunter’s Mark and Serpent Sting.

II. Refresh Serpent Sting as you need it.

III. Fire Black Arrow.

IV. Fire Explosive Shot whenever available (btw, you need to try your best to have enough focus to hit Explosive Shot 5)

V. Use Arcane Shot to bleed off excess focus.

VI. Use Steady Shot to regain focus.

Here is a list of priorities that you should be aware of:

I) Set up the Hunter’s Mark and Serpent Sting.

II) Fire Chimera Shot as it becomes available (btw, you will need to make sure you always have enough focus to hit Chimera Shot 3. This will keep your Serpent Sting refreshed.)

III) Fire Aimed Shot when the Master Marksman proc comes up.

IV) Fire Arcane Shot as a focus dump.

V) Use Steady Shot to regain focus. At the same time, do try to fire your Steady Shots in pairs to maintain your Improved Steady Shot buff.

To understand how, when and if to regem and reforge your gear, you’ll need to understand stat weights. While it’s still pretty early in the 4.0.1 game (and therefore, it’s not completely clear what stat weights are for every spec), the death knight community has still done enough math that we’re relatively certain of the general order. With that in mind, let’s look at every spec and figure out the best ways to regem and reforge.

Unholy’s weights are more or less intuitive if you’ve been following the class changes through the Cataclysm beta. As with all melee specs, you’ll want your hit rating up to the usual 8 percent. After that, we still get the most mileage from strength, but coming up very quickly behind that is haste.

Frost’s stat weights currently vary based on whether you’re dual wielding or using a two-handed weapon. There are some similarities, though. Both weapon types want to keep hit and expertise at their specific soft caps (for special attacks and for dodging, respectively). However, after that, two-handed weapon frost will value haste, because it requires that haste to proc Might of the Frozen Wastes and to have the cooldowns to spend that runic power once it gets it. Just behind haste, it highly values mastery, since it uses so many Frost Strikes. Strength actually ends up behind these “secondary” stats in the long run, they’re so essential.

Blood is now a tank-only tree and also the one that generally should be the simplest to worry about. Stamina continues to be the ultimate stat for blood, especially since Death Strikealways heals a minimum of 10 percent of your base health. This makes gemming very easy. Simply keep stuffing your sockets full of Solid Majestic Zircons.

Go to any of your faction’s major cities and find the feasting area. For Alliance, head to Stormwind, Ironforge, or Darnassus: for Horde, head to Orgrimmar, Undercity, or Thunder Bluff. While you can start the holiday in either the Exodar or Silvermoon, it’s a little faster to start in any of the “classic” cities because you don’t pick up any quests in their BC counterparts.

Where do I get the recipes I need to cook?

Any Pilgrim’s Bounty vendor in any city will sell you the Bountiful Cookbook, a collection that contains all 5 Pilgrim’s Bounty recipes you’ll need.

What Cooking skill do I need?

In order to cook all 5 recipes you will need to have at least 330 Cooking.

Where do I get all the ingredients for these recipes?

All of the ingredients you’ll need (with the exception of the Wild Turkey) are sold by Pilgrim’s Bounty vendors located in the feast areas of each city.

Sweet potatoes = Darnassus (Alliance) or Thunder Bluff (Horde)
Cranberries = Ironforge (Alliance) or Orgrimmar (Horde)
Pumpkins = Stormwind (Alliance) or Undercity (Horde)
Wild Turkey = Elwynn Forest or Tirisfal Glades, a 100% drop from the Wild Turkey mobs that spawn during the holiday.
Spice Bread ingredients = any Pilgrim’s Bounty or regular Cooking vendor
Honey = any Pilgrim’s Bounty vendor
Autumnal Herbs = any Pilgrim’s Bounty vendor

As far as rotations go, unholy currently has a bit of a priority system going on in patch 4.0.1 and beyond. Luckily, it’s not a completely hard to follow priority system. Here are the basics:

- Make sure your diseases are up.
- Use Dark Transformation if it’s up.
- Use Scourge Strikes if all unholy and/or death runes are up.
- Use Festering Strike if both sets of blood and frost runes are up.
- Use Death Coil if Sudden Doom is up or runic power is capped.
- Scourge Strike.
- Festering Strike.
- Death Coil.

FROST

The biggest change to frost’s priority system in Cataclysm comes with the addition ofObliterate to the Killing Machine buff. This means that when you have Killing Machine up, you use Obliterate. Your new single-target priority system will look something like this:
- Get your diseases up (if glyphed for it and there’s no chance of crowd control breaking, use Howling Blast to apply Frost Fever).
- Use Obliterate if Killing Machine is up or both pairs of frost/unholy rules are up.
- Blood Strike if both blood runes are up.
- Frost Strike.
- Howling Blast if Rime is up and it won’t break crowd control.
- Obliterate.
- Blood Strike.
- Horn of Winter.

BLOOD

Like the other trees, blood now has a priority rotation of sorts as well, at least threat wise. It’s a little bit simpler than the other trees just because of lack of procs, but here are the basics for a single target:
- Get your diseases up.
- Rune Strike.
- Death Strike.
- Blood Boil if Scarlet Fever isn’t up.
- Heart Strike if Scarlet Fever is up and there are three or fewer targets.
- More Blood Boil if there are more than three targets.