While that may sound like a lot of time (and it kind of is compared to alternative strategies), one thing you need to think about before writing off questing entirely is the reliability of the method. For many questers, that number will be closer to 50-70 hours. However, that number assumes that you are following the most leveling strategy and executing it on a professional level. If you have the right class, the right guides, and the right tools, current estimates suggest that you can go from level 60 to 70 in TBC Classic primarily through questing in about 30-40 hours. Once again, Mages and Hunters are expert solo speed levelers when it comes to quest leveling, but Warlocks may be the best new speed leveling option due to the power of their TBC abilities and their summonable “pets” that can absorb so much direct damage. The other factor to consider is your chosen character class. The latter option is a little hit and miss at the moment considering that so many add-ons need to still be updated for TBC Classic, but they’re still an invaluable asset for the speed leveler who wants to focus on questing. If you’re going to go this route, though, then you’ll need to make sure to consult a leveling guide or even use a questing add-on to help you jump from optimal quest to optimal quest.
While a lot has changed since then, it’s still entirely possible to reach level 70 fairly quickly primarily doing quests.
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