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In the World of Warcraft, Warlock are unique among the DPS caster classes because of their ability to convert health into mana. Warlocks have the most powerful assortment of Damage over Time spells when used in conjunction, and also the most variety in debuffs and summonable minions. Just like a Mage, a Warlock's Crowd control abilities appropriately used can stave off certain doom for the Warlock and their allies, and the Warlock's sustained Burst damage when suitably specced and geared can rival those of a Mage. However, the Warlock's Area of Effect spells are not as varied as those of their Mage brethren, although when used appropriately they have powerful applications in group play.
Warlocks are well versed in the "shock and horror" tactics of warfare, and their manipulation of Shadow energies can send their opponents reeling in Fear. At low levels, Warlocks rely primarily on minions and Damage over Time (DoT) spells to deal out damage while fearing their enemies to prevent retribution.
Either end-game Warlocks choose to maximize the effects of their DoTs and Curses through the Affliction tree, increase the utility of their summoned minions and stones through the Demonology tree, or lay waste the opposition with Burst damage and Direct damage spells in the Destruction tree. In previous versions of WoW, the 8-debuff and 16-debuff limits prevented Warlocks from maximizing their damage output through Affliction spells, and Warlocks were relegated to chain-casting their Direct damage spells to maintain DPS in PvE raids. This has changed with the new 40-debuff limit, and Affliction DPS is now competitive in a raid environment.
As you should see only some races of warcraft can become Warlocks, these are the undead, orcs, humans, and gnomes soon to be in the Burning Crusade patch Blood Elves too will be Warlock available.
All races should begin by picking up your beginner quest from the NPC in front of you. Complete this quest and turn it in. If you are not level 2 by now, continiue killing the low level animals until you level, then turn in the quest and pick up your class trainer quest. Follow the directions to your class trainer and pick up some moves now to add more to your arsenal (if you do not know, new moves are available every 2 levels).
Your trainer should also have a quest for you to obtain your basic demon, the imp. This cuddly little critter includes such bonuses as Blood Pact (which you will get later from the demon trainer). The quest to obtain your imp usually involves obtaining am item currently in the possession of a level 5 mob. At this time, you could try to do the quest by yourself but I don't recommend it. Instead, you should either level and attempt it later, or group with other people. Once you obtain the quest item, you should turn it in as soon as possible to get your imp.
Being a Warlock, it demands certain things are as follows: being able to engage multiple targets simultaneously while keeping tabs on your minion, to make split-second strategic decisions on cast rotations depending on the situation, careful shard management and even more careful aggro management. Being a Warlock also rewards many things: they are PvP powerhouse due to naturally high stamina values, they have the ability to apply debilitating, even humiliating Crowd control abilities and in PvE their damage output in multiple target situations can rival those of other DPS classes who focus fire on a single target.
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