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Wow Pvp Armor Sets

Most of the PvP armor sets have five pieces; the Rare and Epic have six.  The six piece sets protect the chest, feet, hands, head, legs, and shoulders. The five piece sets protect the same with the exception of the feet.

We’ll review some of the PvP sets here, but every class has different fighting armor available to them, and the armor equipment sets are varied for different fighting (Dungeon, Raid, and PvP fighting).  You’ll want to pick an Armor set based on what situation you’re most interested in.

So, for the PvP raids, you should probably stick with the PvP armor sets. That being said, some players have found it better to mix and match sets.  With all sets, you’ll get extra bonuses if you wear multiple pieces of the set.

Here are just a few of the PvP armor sets available:

PvP-Rare and Epic each have six pieces which can be purchased for Honor Points and Marks of Honor in Stormwind or Orgrimmar.

Battlegear is the first of the five piece sets and can be purchased for gold from various factions. Remember, five piece WOW armor sets do not protect the feet.

Gladiator & Merciless Gladiator. Both of these are five piece sets which can be purchased for Tier 4 tokens on the Honor Points and Marks of Honor in Stormwind or Orgrimmar.

Vengeful Gladiator and Brutal Gladiator are also five pieces; you’ll need to get them from the arena vendors in exchange for arena points. The Vengeful sets can be had at a 15% discount.

Season 5 Gladiator. This five piece set has four versions "Savage", "Hateful", "Deadly", and "Furious.” These sets can be purchased for Honor Points, Arena Points or Heroic tokens.

Classic sets are for level 60, TBC level 70, and WOW Lich King require level 80. Lower level sets can be purchased in the non-class sets (not restricted by class.) There are a lot of non-class armor sets available at various range and protection levels, so be sure to check them out if you haven’t yet reached the PvP or upper levels for WOW armor.

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How many Honor Points do i need for a title in WoW?

I never pvp, but i'm attempting pvp now...
Is it honor points that get me the title that goes in front of my toon's name, and how many do i need?
Or if not, how do i get some title in front of my name?
so, what do i get for just pvp'ing..
achievements?
lol, probably so on the lvl 80. =)
i got a bunch of "battle blah blah blah won" an i got 10 points..
woo!

you no longer get pvp title ranks such as "private"
they closed that a few patches ago ^^
if your around lvl 60 try going for the Jenkins title which is achieved by killing a bunch of dragons under a certain amount of time in Ubrs
have fun

check out http: http://www.wowwiki.com/Title

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err none really except arena but u probably want to be 80 for that

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World of Warcraft: Arena Points to Honor Points

Jump Into Wow Pvp, It's Great Fun

Player Vs Player (PvP) combat in the World of Warcraft (WoW) takes players of different classes, levels, skill, and gear and then mixes them in four areas: the Arenas, the Battlegrounds, general world PvP, and duels. Each area has it's own rules and flavor and in each area it's pretty easy to get started.

You have to start at the beginning, right? If you make your characters on a PvP server than you can engage in the world PvP, which generally takes the form of a high level character killing you. Don't worry, you can return the favor and "gank" other players as you get higher in level. If you're not on a PvP server you can still engage in the duels, the arenas, and the battlegrounds.

What level should you be to start? WoW PvP starts at level one. Yep, right out of the box you can engage in duels (one to one fights) with other players. There are no rules out of the box and no level restrictions. Level 1 players can be, and are, challenged by level 70s. Why? Who knows, maybe they want to be practice dummies for the level 1? One thing about duels is that your character isn't killed if you lose, unlike all other forms of PvP in WoW.

Beware the level 1 player looking for duels and advertising that he'll take on players up to level 9. He's probably a "twink." Twinks are characters that, with the use of enchantments and special gear, are tougher and stronger than normal characters of that level. He'll have many more hit points and better abilities than most.

The Battlegrounds start at level 10 in Warsong Gulch, in a level 10 to 19 bracket. Naturally the lowest levels in the bracket, the level 10s, are going to find the going to be a little rough. The goal in Warsong Gulch is to capture the opponent's flag and get it to your own base while also keeping your own flag safe. Remember those "twinks" that I mentioned? At the top of the bracket, for the level 19s, this is their playground. Have fun.

The rewards from the battlegrounds are token and honor points. You turn these in at the battleground vendors for cool new gear. Arenas provide arena points which you turn in at the arena vendors. Arena gear is a step or two better than the honor gear.

The other battlegrounds are Arathi Basin (starts at level 20,) then Alterac Valley (starts at 50,) and Eye of the Storm (level 61+.)

Arathi Basin (AB) is a control game. There are five nodes which players take and then try to defend from the other side. Points accumulate at a rate that varies with the number of nodes that your side holds. Hold more nodes and your side get points faster. The first side to 2000 points wins. Grab all five nodes (a "5 cap") and you'll win very quickly.

Alterac Valley is the biggest battleground, with 40 players to a side. The goal is to kill the opposing side's general or whittle down the other side's resources through killing their players and NPCs. Taking out the other side's towers makes killing their general easier (his bodyguards go away with the towers) and claiming graveyards makes it easier to maintain an offense.

Eye of the Storm combines the control scheme of AB (only four nodes, though) with Capture the Flag. Points are earned through holding the nodes and for capturing the flag. First team to 2000 points wins. If your team can get grab and hold two nodes and capture more flags than the other team then it will win. If your team can hold three nodes then it will get points fast enough that it won't matter whether the other team can grab the flag.

The arenas are similar to the duels, but in their own special areas and are team against team, either 2x2, 3x3, or 5x5. Much like the BGs arena teams can be any mix of classes and they are all level 70. While lower levels can do "practice" arenas they don't get any points or benefits from them.

The best way to get started in any of these areas is just to hop right in. The arenas require a team charter, but the battlegrounds don't. An experienced buddy who can help you out, show you the ropes, and to start an arena team is a great asset. Even without one you can start in the battlegrounds. Just pay attention to what people say and do and try to keep up with them.

At first it will all be confusing and some of it won't make much sense. You'll also get killed a lot. After some time it will start to make a lot more sense. You'll be able to turn in your honor points on some hit gear and you'll be well on your way to becoming a PvP fiend.

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