After you've created the Death Knight you're dumped into the middle of Plaguelands an area of scourge that is that is home to the city destroyed of Stratholme located just to the west of Tirisfal Glades, the home of the WOW game WoW cataclysm Gold.
The Death Knight starts life at 55 levels, which is five levels lower than the level cap for Burning Crusade prior to it. You'll have an assortment of mostly rare equipment (greens) as well as the rare (blue) weapon. The range of spells available is very limited. You have only one "presence" that you can use blood, which can increase the damage you take by 15%, and can heal you up to a maximum four percent damage cause. The most noticeable difference between you travel around the world is your personal image; encircling the health bar and your portrait are the blades of a brutal-looking sword that has six shining, coloured runes engraved on the blade, which is located beneath the health bar.
The entire Death Knights look set to begin with the same equipment, and it appears to be a bit sexy.
The runes represent three new kinds of spells which can be used from the Death Knight, as we'd previously been informed. These are basically global cooldowns that apply to those types of spells, and offer two options to eat the cherries in the initial setup at the very least. Certain hybrid skills employ runes of different schools, and making sure you're making use of all your runes to the maximum extent possible will be crucial to maximizing damage for the Death Knight.
Of the techniques we were able to test during our buy WoW cataclysm Gold game, Death Grip was probably the most unique and beneficial. Although it didn't cause any harm however, it functions as a lasso. Cast it on opponents within 30 yards, and they instantly appear close to you and manipulated to fight you for the next 3 seconds.