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Dalaran arena is the much less complex of the two maps, and as such it will take significantly less time to explain, and players will have an easier time adapting to it.
The game begins with you in a closed pipe leading into a square room, with a slightly elevated center area which is accessed by the small staircase on a corner near each teams starting area, that has two piles of boxes, one on each corner which serve as LoS.
New Arena in Wrath of the Lich King
Orgrimmar Arena / The Ring of Valor
The Ring of Valor is the most complex arena to date as it adds even more for you to keep track of while playing arena, with the addition of both the moving pillars, and the walls of fire which rotate periodically. There are many ways these obstacles can be used for or against your team, and I will discuss some of the ways you can utilize them in order to give your team the advantage in this map, part by part.[If you want buy wow gold please click here http://www.inwowgold.com]
The Elevator / The Start of the Fight
The arena itself starts in a new way, having you zone straight into an elevator shaft where you're given the standard buffing and prep time before it raises slowly into the arena.
Once at the top of the elevator, the gates drop, and the fight begins. Both teams are extremely close to each other, which can work for or against you depending on how quick you are, and the makeup of the other team. For example, a subtlety rogue can easily Shadowstep in and sap a player before they get a chance to move. On the other hand, if they're not careful, a hunter can just as easily Flare them out, or a mage can Blink in and Frost Nova on top of the other teams platform, knocking all of the enemy players out of stealth.
The opener on this map is very important and can easily dictate the course of the game. With both teams starting directly on top of each other, a strong opener can mean the game is already over before it even started. Since forcing a trinket only seconds into a game can spell disaster for many teams, and getting knocked out of stealth for a rogue on a 3 DPS team for example, the game can end very quickly for their team.
The key here is to know exactly what you want to do, and be able to adapt quickly, either moving in, or moving away before you can get taken advantage of. If you're a class who isn't going to be looking to CC or knock out a player from the other team right at the start, you should be mounted and at the back of your platform ready to move away into a better position. If you're stealth, make sure you stand in a less predictable area, such as one corner or the other and moving straight out away from the platform so as to avoid early AoE's and other things which could knock you out.
