Mythic Plus (M+) dungeons are a great way to get better gear and learn more about your class in World of WarCraft. However, they can be challenging for new players. With Season 2 on the horizon in The War Within, here's some basic advice to hop in, beat that "queue up" anxiety, and tackle those keystone dungeons.

1. Get geared up.

The first thing you need to do is get some decent gear. You can get gear from completing world quests, dungeons, and raids. You can also buy gear from the auction house. Aim for at least an item level of 390 before you start doing M+ dungeons.

2. Find a group.

Once you have some decent gear, you need to find a group to run M+ dungeons with. You can find groups in the Group Finder tool. Be sure to list your own key as well, as this will help you get invited to groups more quickly.

3. Learn the dungeons.

It's important to learn the mechanics of each dungeon before you start doing M+ dungeons. You can find guides for each dungeon on websites like Wowhead and Icy Veins.

4. Communicate with your group.

Communication is key in M+ dungeons. Be sure to communicate with your group about your cooldowns, your positioning, and anything else that might be helpful.

5. Don't be afraid to ask for help.

If you're not sure about something, don't be afraid to ask for help. Most players are happy to help new players learn the ropes.

6. Practice makes perfect.

The more you run M+ dungeons, the better you'll get at them. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Just learn from them and keep practicing.

Here are some additional tips for new players:

• Start with lower keys. Don't try to do high keys right away. Start with lower keys and work your way up.
• Use your cooldowns wisely. Don't just use your cooldowns as soon as they're available. Use them at the right time to maximize their effectiveness.
• Know your role. Make sure you know your role in the group and what you're supposed to be doing.
• Have fun! M+ dungeons are meant to be fun. Don't take them too seriously. Just relax and enjoy the experience.

With a little practice, you'll be a M+ pro in no time!