My goal is to help you improve your skills and get the most out of your time in World of Warcraft. I have spent over twenty years playing, testing, and writing about this game. This page is designed to show you my personal approach to learning the game, how I study new content, and how you can work with me to become a better player.
My Learning Philosophy: Keep It Practical
I do not believe in complicated theorycrafting that only works on paper. When you are in the middle of a difficult raid encounter or trying to beat a fast dungeon timer, you do not have time to think about abstract math. You need practical, easy-to-use habits that you can execute in real time.
My training approach focuses on three core pillars:
- A Clean Interface: If you cannot see what is happening around your character, you cannot react. I will teach you how to organize your screen, hide useless information, and place your key visual trackers right where you can see them.
- Muscle Memory: Your basic spell rotation should be automatic. I will show you how to practice on training dummies so you can execute your abilities perfectly while still moving to dodge boss mechanics.
- Factual Analysis: After a failed run, do not get angry. Look at the data. I will teach you how to read combat logs and damage meters to identify exactly where a fight went wrong and how to fix it on the next pull.
Step-by-Step Training Program
Here is the exact progression system I use when I am learning a new class or preparing for a new raid tier:
| Stage | Focus Area | What You Do |
| Stage 1 | Keybinds & Setup | Organize your action bars and set up comfortable hotkeys for your main spells. |
| Stage 2 | Rotation Practice | Spend 15 minutes a day on a training dummy until you do not need to look at your action bars. |
| Stage 3 | Dungeon Testing | Run low-level Mythic Plus keys to practice your rotation while executing simple mechanics. |
| Stage 4 | Combat Log Review | Upload your raid data to study your spell casts, resource management, and damage taken. |
Learn Dungeons and Raids Firsthand
The best way to learn a dungeon is to run it with a clear plan. In my strategy guides, I break down every single encounter into simple steps:
- The Priority Targets: I tell you exactly which enemies must die first in every pack of monsters.
- The Essential Interrupts: I list the specific enemy spells that will wipe your group if they are not stopped.
- The Safe Positions: I draw simple maps showing where the tank should hold the boss and where the ranged players should stand.
By following these structured steps, you can avoid the frustration of failed groups and start clearing higher-level keys with ease.
Get Direct Feedback from Me
If you are feeling stuck on a specific boss, struggling to climb the arena ladder, or if you simply do not understand why your damage is low, I want to help you. I offer free log analysis and gameplay reviews for my readers.
To work with me, send an email to info@hotelweeklondon.co.uk with the following information:
- Your character’s class, specialization, and current gear level.
- A link to your recent combat logs (such as Warcraft Logs) or a video recording of your gameplay.
- The specific problem you are trying to solve (e.g., “I keep running out of mana during the second phase” or “My single-target damage is lower than it should be”).
I will review your data personally and send you a direct, easy-to-read list of tips and adjustments to help you improve. Learning is a continuous journey, and we can conquer the toughest challenges in Azeroth together. I look forward to working with you.