The Queue: Magic man

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Welcome back to The Queue, the daily Q&A column in which the WoW Insider team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Mike Sacco will be your host today.

Damn, dude, twins? My wizard knows how to party.

HobMeadows asked:

What would be the fastest, most efficient way for a solo guildmaster to level their guild from 1 to 2? Does anyone have experience with this and if so, what was your process?

I’m almost at 2 full bars (out of 5), and inviting a bunch of people to my guild is not a fair option because I’ll be moving off of my server literally within moments of hitting level 2. I’ve heard battlegrounds are a fast, efficient method, but can anyone make some suggestions?

Provided you’re level-capped, quests and dailies are your best bet to make it there as fast as possible. High-level BGs give good rep, but questing is more efficient. Cap out your daily quest turn-ins every day, and you should be at level 2 before you know it.

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