World of Warcraft is the most popular mmorpg (Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game) today. So it’s only natural to assume that cheats for the most popular online game exists. I’m not talking like little cheats. I’m talking about cheats that will help you become one of the best or richest players on your server.

One of my favorite cheats is the World of Warcraft Dupe Cheat, which lets you dupe any amount of gold or armor in the game. It has been updated to work with the burning crusader expansion pack. But don’t let this fool you, there are hundreds or even thousands of current working cheats right now such as…

Level 1-10 instantly – yup, that’s right. Everyone knows how annoying and boring it is in the early stages of the game. So skip them by instantly getting to level 10!

Unlimited HP – this is a brand new one that is currently working, but not sure how long it will continue to work. As you can see, someone can easily solo dungeons and gain epics with this cheap.

Auto-Leveler – Instead of hiring a lower leveler that costs around $500, you can use this one. It’s 100% automated! This means while you sleep, eat or go out it will continue to level your player and gain levels and gold.

Unlimited People in BG – This could be fun for people who love to PVP (player vs. player). With this cheat, you can have unlimited amount of your friends in the same BG. This could annoy the other fraction, but it’s very fun to use.

Speed Hack – one of the most popular cheat in any game. With this
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you can easily gain levels quicker. Why? You can get from point A to B 100 times faster. Also, this is one of my favorite cheat in PVP. When used, no one can catch or touch you because you are too quick and it appears that you are invisible to them. By the time they can even catch a glimpse of you, they will be long gone by then. This is a cheat no one can go without.

Along with the cheats listed above, there are thousands of more cheats with 100,000+ of popular
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forum. So instead of being left behind, join us and make the game more fun!

In the world of computer gaming there is no shortage of games to be played; First person shooters, RPGs (Role-Playing Games), tactics and many others. The youngest genre out of the sea of games is MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game); these games allow extremely large numbers of players to interact in a virtual world. This genre of games was first made popular by Richard Garriott, who created Ultima Online and the term MMORPG, back in 1997. But in 2008 the games are still growing in popularity thanks to WoW (World of Warcraft), Starwars Galaxies, Guild Wars, etc.

The computer interfaces, via an internet connection, with one of multiple servers that contain the virtual world’s layout and main program operations. All the servers contain the same files and data, but remain different only because of the players interfacing with them. Unlike single-player games and small multiplayer RPGs, MMORPGs are more easily updated since the game data is store on the developer’s servers and not the player’s computer. The number of people playing the game and the games virtual world; also known as a persistent world, because the virtual world continues to exist and evolve even after a player logs out of the game, are what defines and separates MMORPGs from other similar games.

All RPGs place the player in a story line as a fictional character, normally in a fantasy world, where the player controls all of the characters actions. A MMORPG allows a player to choose more details about the characters physiology by letting the player choose the characters gender, name, talents, profession, facial attributes, and much more. A majority of MMORPGs have initiated a free-roaming supplement into the game that allows the player to move far from their initial starting area without completing every task in that area first.

(Example 1: In World of Warcraft a player accepts quests, which require him or her to venture out into the world and engage in battle with giant spiders or sea monsters, etc. Most quests are in the area surrounding where the player accepted it, but some are based further away. Free-roam allows a character to move anywhere in that world without accepting or completing quests or furthering the story line.) (Example 2: In Starwars Galaxies, for some, the character goes through an initial quest of finding a pilot to evacuate them from a space station, when found the pilot informs the player to talk to him, when the player is ready to leave. At this point the player can lead their character around the station completing quests or bored the shuttle and fly to the planet bellow.)

Most MMORPGs run a fantasy based theme, like Dungeons & Dragons, others go with hybrid themes by combing science fiction, comic book, occult or swords and sorcery element together. In all RPGs thus far player gains experience points, which raise the characters level, by completing quests and/or fighting monsters; thus increasing the characters strength, speed, etc. This allows the character and player to progress towards the ultimate goal of the game.