Help! Noob Warrior Alert!

[canadian_elf]

 I've started two warriors before, but I've always deleted them after rarely playing them and finding them frustrating.  Lately though, I've become obsessed with having one of every class, and I started yet another warrior.  To my amazement, I'm actually enjoying it!  My night elf warrior is decked out with heirlooms that make him crazy OP and I

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[dragonsylver]

I like arms for leveling. I recently started another warrior on a friend's server and leveled it a tiny bit and the biggest difference I've noticed is that low level victory rush is amazing. Previously warrior leveling was a lot of auto-attacking and dying horribly - not fun at all. Heirlooms + victory rush + MUCH better talent trees make it a lot of fun these days. I'm sometimes surprised I was able to get my warriors up at all given how painful it used to be. It was bad enough with a leveling partner so I'm not surprised at all that you were frustrated leveling one

[rainbowcakes]

Haha, I have the same problem with warriors. I think I'm gonna try again when Cata comes out so I can have a Worgen Warrior. :3

[udoon]

I leveled my warrior prot, and it was epic :D that was together with my bfs priest though, but even if it hadn't been I don't think I would've died much. as long as you have decent gear, I think it might be a bit like leveling a prot paladin that never goes oom XD ( I leveled my pally ret though, never played prot in my life so don't quote me on that :P)

but prot leveling= aoe fest.

[beoweasel]

I would also suggest going Arms for leveling. I leveled Arms without heirlooms and found it far more enjoyable than fury, and fairly simple in skill rotation as well

[witha_ph]

I'm actually leveling a warrior now and am enjoying the hell out of it. Now admittedly I've always intended to tank and have done a fair bit of leveling via LFG, but I've experimented a LOT during the leveling process with quite a few different specs