Expect a Game Master to intervene if what you're doing is deemed unfair.Consider the experience of others and how some decisions you make may be unfair.Use your program to manually complete tedious tasks for each individual account.Role-play in areas where dialogue and movement are only involved.Progress to level 80 by completing quests.Use the RDF to instant queue yourself into dungeons to power level.Compose your group of 1 Tank, 1 Healer, and 3 Damage Dealers.
Create up to 5 characters, and assign hotkeys to control them.(This is by no means a comprehensive list, it is simply to be looked at as a guideline!) Here is a list of DO's and DO NOT's for Multiboxing. Your experience and actions as a multiboxer should account for the experience of one player, not five. If a quest area is populated or a quest is awaiting completion from other players, we simply ask the Multiboxer to refrain from it until later. Common sense tells you to let the other player in on the party before every one of your characters has taken their piece of the cake. Let's say your five characters are waiting to kill Steelsnap in Thousand Needles and other players come to kill the same object. A multiboxer has to use common sense (debatable, I know). When your gameplay ruins other player's gameplay. When is it NOT ok to multibox on WoW-Mania? This means of course under the same conditions as any other player and character on the server. Here on WoW-Mania we strive for the blizzlike experience and have always accepted multiboxing. Multiboxing is a gameplay style accepted by Blizzard as a player who multiboxes needs to have an equal amount of game copies and subscriptions as they want characters. That is why you might see player Janitor running in front of four other players named Janitoor, Janithor, Janitorr, Janiitor. Multiboxing is a term used to denote one user playing multiple accounts simultaneously.
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