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Using Wow's Recruit a Friend Program to Power level Your Own Characters

  The World of Warcraft Recruit a Friend Program is a fantastic way for veteran new players and their new friends to level up quickly together. Many players find that it is a fantastic and rapid way to level up alts or level two characters at a time.
   It is for sure that there is a cost associated with it but many feel the price of a second copy of World of Warcraft and a couple months of playtime is worth the ability to level fast two characters to sixth and receive an otherwise unobtainable rapidly.
   For those of you who want to play a new class and dread the inevitable grind to 60, we are here to present hints and tips for getting the most out of dual boxing two characters and leveling rapidly.
   For you, playing two characters on one machine requires no special set up. You can simply start one instance of World of Warcraft, log in with your first character, tab out and start another and log in with your second account. Both will run independent of one another and your button presses in one will have no effect on the other.
   There are further benefits to the Recruit a Friend program beyond just tripe experience points, which is a pretty important bonus. It is valuable to summon characters anywhere in the world. With this feature, you can pretty much instantly get both your characters to any location in the world where you have stationed another of your characters.
   For example, you want to get your Gnome Warrior and Dwarf Paladin to Darnassus, but do not want to take the time to ride the ream and the boat to get there. What you do is to simply create a level one Night Elf alt and summon the character who is on the other account and then log back onto your other character and summon him out to Darnassus.
You can perform this trick from anywhere in the world you have stationed an alt, you just have to wait for summon to cool down before you can do it again.
Remember that your characters must remain grouped and close by one another in order to get the tripe experience bonus. This isn't a huge deal when killing monsters as losing a couple hundred XP for a skill isn't a major disaster but you must ensure that your characters are in close proximity when turning in quests.
   1,000 Experience is good, 3,000 Experience is also three times as good. Unlike rested XP, the Recruit a Friend bonus applies to quests and mobs. Never turn in quests when your characters aren't grouped and near one another. The majority of your experience will come from quest XP and you must make sure absentmindedness doesn't rob you of it.
   There are a couple schools of thought for what to do with the levels the referred account is the ability to give to the referrer's characters. Some prefer to level to 60 without it and then give the 30 levels earned to one single character. This is a good way to get a free level 30, but gather quests and the like will slow down the progression of your two characters somewhat.
   The second way ensures maximum leveling speed at the expense of these gifted levels. Only the referred account can grant the levels and only to characters of lower level on the referrer's account. Keeping this in mind, it's wise to let the character on the second account be the lead character in the group. In fact, whichever character can kill mobs faster should lead. So if you're leveling a Warlock and a Druid, the Warlock should lead as he is an unstoppable solo machine.