How to make Mage through the Northrend? For most of the players, this is an issue of concern at that moment. So we intent to talk about the content in our own way. The details are as follows:
   When you get to level 80 on your own way, good talents to pick up include the other two ranks of Arcane Mind, because intellect raises DPS for this spec, and then we'd go for Ice Floes to lower the cooldown on Frost Nova and Ice Block, Incineration to make Arcane Blast and Fire Blast slightly more useful, and then two points are left over for Improved Counterspell, which should probably have been taken earlier if you intend to do any PvP on the way to 80, apparently an expansion came out, or something? Seriously, what are you doing here, reading this? We're going to assume that you're trapped at work or something. Don't despair! There's still time for you to cultivate a nice, wet, contagious-sounding cough, something that can only be cured by a bit of time off, spent nursing yourself back to health in front of your computer, killing zombified murlocs and getting sea-lions to mate with each other. Not that we don't want you here, of course. But holy crap, Wrath of the Lich King is awesome.
   As we all know, leveling builds are wholly different animal. While leveling, your main goal is functionality. You still need DPS talents and you still need survivability talents, but while leveling you need a healthy mix of both, including some talents that don't quite fit into either category. The idea behind these builds is not "will this talent increase my DPS," or "will this talent help me avoid getting killed," though both of those concerns still factor in. Instead, when putting together a leveling build, the concept behind picking each talent should be "is this talent useful?" If it is, take it. A close secondary concern, for me, would be "is this talent fun?" I don't know about you, but the fun comes in the journey, not in the destination, and I intend to enjoy my trip to level 80.
You should keep in mind that there are three main kinds of talent specs in WoW gold such as End-game raiding specs, end-game PvP specs, and leveling specs. The way you organize your talent points while leveling is often fundamentally different from the way you will re-organize them upon reaching the end-game. At end-game your talent points are strictly rationed out and tightly focused on whatever your goals happen to be. If your goal is high-end raiding content, you'll take only those talents that will help you maximize your DPS output, control your threat generation, and manage your mana pool. If you're focused on PvP, you'll sacrifice a lot of those same talents for survivability/escape options, and sustained DPS will take a backseat to burst damage potential.
In a word, we're take great pleasure having so much fun playing an Arcane Mage in Northrend. This spec is all about mobility, utility, and slipperiness. By firing out Arcane Barrage and the occasional Fire Blast, and Arcane Missiles whenever MIssile Barrage procs, your damage is high, and you almost never need to stop moving. When things get rough, you have instant-cast Invisibility to fall back on, Slow for kiting, and the innate survivability provided by Prismatic Cloak and Magic Absorption.