The Goblin Guide outscores our previous top pick, Ashling’s Warhammer Guide, to take over the number one spot. With more content, video guides, and lower pricing, the Goblin Guide is an excellent resource.
Read our reviews for the top 3 Warhammer Online Guides below or on the right.
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The Goblin Guide outscores our previous top pick, Ashling’s Warhammer Guide, to take over the number one spot. With more content, video guides, and lower pricing, the Goblin Guide is an excellent resource.
Read our reviews for the top 3 Warhammer Online Guides below or on the right.
Click Here to Download the Goblin Guide
Ashling’s Warhammer Guide was one of, if not the first Warhammer Guide available. This guide was developed by a team of three hardcore players who have been playing since closed beta.
Ashling’s guide does an excellent job of covering every quest in the game for both Order and Destruction. The detailed maps with coordinates make questing enjoyable.
The Order and Destruction guides come separately, but you can get the combo pack and save 65%. The combo pack comes with both the Order and Destruction guides, and it includes these three bonus guides: RvR Scenario, RvR Builds, Warcamp Quest and crafting beginners guide.
Here are some of the features of Ashling’s Warhammer Guide:
Find out more here: Ashling’s Warhammer Guide Website
Warhammer Elite was created by a “26 Year Old No Life Gamer”. This is a step-by-step guide that takes you from 1-40 in the fastest way possible.
There are two main differences between Warhammer Elite and Ashling’s Warhammer guide. First is the layout. Warhammer Elite covers everything in paragraph format, where as Ashling’s guide is written in more of a bullet point style. The second difference is item and quest linking. Warhammer Elite links items and quest to wardb.com. Ashling’s guide does not link any items or quests.
I prefered Ashling’s writing style over Warhammer Elites. The linking feature of the Warhammer Elite guide is nice, but not enough to push it past Ashling’s guide for the number two spot.
Like Ashling’s guide, the Order and Destruction guides are separate, but can be ordered together for a discount with the combo pack.
Here some of the features in Warhammer Elite:
Find out more here: Warhammer Elite Website
Penn’s Warhammer Guide is written by another player from closed beta that really knows his stuff. Like all the other guides, his goal is to get you from level 1 to level 40 in the quickest way possible. And his guide does just that.
His guide is very similar to Ashling’s Warhammer Guide. They both use a bullet/list type format detailing what quests to do, when to do them, and when to turn them in. I think Ashling’s guide comes out a little bit ahead in this area as he goes into a bit more detail than Penn’s guide does. So it basically comes down to preference; would you rather have straight to the point information or do you like a bit more detail?
Here are some of the features of Penn’s Warhammer Guide:
Find out more: Penn’s Warhammer Guide Website
