...please!? I really need some advice and help from anyone who has played as a night elf rogue on world of warcraft. Long story short is that I just created a night elf rogue a few weeks ago and everything was going fine and dandy until........ Level 20 :-( I immediately went to my rogue trainer at level 20 to get my lock picking ability and lets just say that I am so angry right now I could scream from frustration! :-(

It used to be that you could get your lock picking ability at level 16 and then I guess you went to this dwarf character Lucias (sp?) in Lakeshire Red Ridge Mountains to get a quest from him to pracice picking locks,well not anymore! Wow has completely revamped ALL of the races in the game and now rogues have to choose ONE talent tree and we don't get the lock picking skill until level 20. Okay,so I go to Lakeshire Red Ridge Mountains to the Althers (sp?) Mill to practice picking locks on the boxes. Well,people have told me that you can't go up any higher in lock picking if the practice pick locking boxes are gray which they are instead of green. So here is the reason why I could just scream literally! I have done everything right and yet it doesn't matter if I go to Westfall,Ashenvale,or The Wetlands,I cannot open any boxes because I am told that it is locked and I cannot open any of them.

Can somebody please tell me what am I doing wrong? Where do I need to go and do or who do I need to see in the game to get my lock picking skills up after Red Ridge Mountains. I also got teleported to Dalaran and there is NOTHING there to practice picking locks on either! I have invested ALOT of gold into my night elf rogue,and I am just so upset and frustrated with my rogue,I don't even want to play with him. Do I need to go to Darnassus or Teldrassil for some sort of training that I am not aware of to help my night elf rogue with his lock picking skills? Please give me any advice or tips that you can and please be as specific as you can on where to go and what to do if you have ALREADY done the Mill thing in Redridge Mountains. I look forward to your responses and thank you for any help that you can give me! :-(