Customer Reviews
probably not worth it - By: C. Cresswell, 01 Sep 2006 
I can see the point of single player strategy guides, but buying a mmorpg guide seems incredibly pointless, & a dungeon guide even more so.
If you are a raid leader in a group that has not seen these places before it could be helpful. Otherwise you will be told by the raid leader how an encounter is going to be done. I have personallly seen some of these instances with three different guilds & none of them did it the same way.
Save your money & read the strategy guides on wowwiki or a similar website site.
Is just marketing... - By: Emil Dico, 21 Aug 2006 
Well don't forget that Blizzard is making changes in each patch to at least one instance in WoW. Some strategies are not working from one patch to another. But overalll can help...
Great Companion - By: Daniel Nelson, 21 Jul 2006 
I think this book is here to help many people. From lowbies who want to go to a dungeon to get their first "Blue" item, to those who are starting to raid Ahn'Qiraj, Zul'Gurub, Molten Core & Blackwing Lair. Even for those who are running a guild, this book is a great help & you can explain the strategies to your fellow members. It describes everything you need to know for an instance dungeon, from quests you have to get before going to the dungeon, items dropped there, rewards for the quests related to that dungeon etc. You can have a sneak view to the guide at Brady Games' official website: http://www.bradygames.com/promotions/promotion.asp?promo=3618&rl=1
What is the bad? Well, World of Warcraft is an MMORPG, & it can change over time, the drops, the mobs, even the boss strategies can change. However, as we are getting close to the Burning Crusade expansion pack, I don't think the developers will change the 1-60 dungeons since they'll be focusing on the dungeons in the expansion. The other bad thing is this guide doesn't guide you to the brand new dungeon: Naxxramas (which is the hardest dungeon pre-expansion) but Brady Games are good at releasing update for their products.
