I’ve always liked World of Warcraft battlegrounds and arena more than any slice of PvE content, but lately, as my friends left the game, I didn’t get so much joy in cracking other player’s skulls in PvP. So, I decided to try raiding. But as I was a total noob at raiding and PvE so I started working with a WoW raid guide at least to learn the basics. However, it was very hard for me to join a raid because of the lack of instance achievements, but the first thing this WoW raid guide taught me, was how to join a raid. So, here’s what you need to do.

1. The first trick you can pull off to join a good raid without the requirements is tell the one who’s recruiting, that your main character has all the list of achievements needed and you know that tactics for each boss. Of course, if you don’t have a main toon with achievements, just dig one up from wowarmory.com and tell the leader to have a look for themselves.

2. If the first negotiation fails, this WoW raid guide has taught me to tell the leader that I will bring consumables for the raid. These are usually foods and flasks. It’s worth to spend 100-200g for flasks to join a good raid, considering that you can get items from that raid which have thousands of gold value. People like the idea of “free stuff” so, you’ll see that the ones in charge of the raid you want to join might be quite receptive towards this offer.

3. Last but not least, you can make a secret deal with the leader paying a certain fee to join the raid. It usually works better if you tell him that you’ll pay for each boss that the raid kills. After killing a few bosses, you don’t even have to pay, as if the leader kicks you it’s going to be hard to replace you. Nobody likes to join a raid that’s not a “fresh run”.

So, if you have trouble getting an invitation into a good raid, try these trick and I’m 100% sure that it will work. However, it’s important to be prepared for the raid you’re about to join. No biggie. The WoW raid guide I’ve been using shows the tactics for every encounter you need to know.

Here’s the WoW Raid Guide I’ve been working with. Also, here’s a great WoW Instance Guide Review.

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