Alright, you start playing wow and soon you realize that you dont have enough gold to buy the stuff you want.

So you start to test new tatics and strategies to achieve more gold. Start to visit forums and you hear here and there that some 'magical' hack will make you rich.

Now listen to me, there isnt such thing as world of warcraft gold cheat! Period. The best way to make gold at world of warcraft is to make a good farming.

Heres a few cool tips:

1. Do you know North Western Plaugelands? Theres loads of gold in there. So hurry up and go to Scarlet City, pass the tower and you will get lots of gold off the spellbinders in there.

The mobs in there will drop a formula for a weapon called "Enchant Weapon Crusader" and this will make you more then 200 gold if you sell it!



This is not a world of warcraft cheat at all. ITs just a cool trick that will make you lots of gold if you do it right.

2. Want another tip? Attack the Scarlet Priests in the same area they are elite but will die quite easily!They will give you rune cloths which are epic items and very hard to come by which means you can sell them for huge amounts of gold!

I hope that these world of warcraft gold cheats ( not actually cheats, i know ) can help you in your game.

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I often hear these questions regarding rogue. Heres a few of them and my answers to them

Q:"i plan on rolling a rogue, and i was just wondering wat would be better, an undead rogue or a gnome rogue. i was also thinking a blood elf rogue, so if u have input on those three, would like to hear it."

A:Undead rogue - difficult to stealth (the flies always give you away)
gnome rogue - you can only pickpocket mobs who carry gold in their socks.
blood elf rogue - by default (as long as you LIKE picking flowers)

There, that's my input.

Seriously though, before you put too much effort into a gnome anything, roll one and walk around with it for a bit. I found that I play my gnome alts least because the over-the-shoulder camera angle is just way to low with gnomes.

But that's just me.

No difference really unless you feel like a fear ward for 5 seconds is more important than being able to get out of traps and stuns. oh and sure, mana tap and arcane torrent is super useful with rogues i guess. sarcasm.

Pick what you like looking at and what you think is cool. oh and if you simply choose between horde or alliance, that will narrow down your selection by a bunch. dont forget trolls, dwarves, humans and night elves can be rogues too.

Actually, an additional way to silence casters for another 2 seconds and get back 30 energy is nothing to sneeze at. It can mean the difference between getting another special attack off or not.

Oh, and don't forget that Forsaken also have Cannibalize, which is handy when grinding and if you're getting a wee bit low on HP. 7% of total health every 2 sec sec for 10 seconds isn't exactly shabby either.

Q:"so wat would u say is better off for me to pick?"

A:Whatever you find more appealing.

Some find the HP thing important, others the fear issue, some the energy thing, some the root/stun thing, some like the additional stealth level, the sword bonus, the mace bonus, the treasure finding, the ability to get rid of DoTs, the ability to go beserk and thus attack quicker, increase damage, bonus to throwing weapons, be more resistant to stuns, be slightly better at dodging, etc.

I don't know you, I don't know what you find more important now or what you might find more important at 70. Only you can decide that for yourself.

My personal favorites are Night Elf (for the added stealth - great for a pvp sub/ass rogue) or Dwarve - the treasure finding ability really helps in skilling up lockpicking.

Beyond that there really isn't a lot of difference outside of appearance so just pick whatever you think is cool.

For alliance i would either go human for sword skill or nelf for stealth bonus and a bit extra dodge. as to gnomes i would only ever play a gnome lock so i can have a good looking mount, i dont know about others but i really cant stand the mechanic bird thing gnomes get.

Purely based on Arena:
Alliance side; Humans, then Gnomes, then Dwarves as best choice
Horde: Undead, then Orks as best choice

Purely based on PvE:
Alliance side; Humans
Horde side; Orks or Trolls, not 100% sure

Mostly, it's a matter of Alliance vs Horde anyway.

Mind you, this answer would've been completely different half a year or so ago, so it might be completely different by the time you hit 70 and get geared up.

Another Q&A Article:

Q:"I have a mage and a hunter both with mining / skinning and I am wondering which one is a better farmer (mine, leather and primals) than the other. I might get engineering for one of these 2 characters.

What do you use to farm? Any more pros and cons for each class? Thanks in advance and any input is much appreciated.

Mage pros
Free food/drink
2 - 4 shots mobs once geared up
AOE farming
Fully engaged

Mage cons
Have to clear the area around a mining node
Have to stop and drink
PVPwise, easy targets on PVP servers - I got killed 3 times by the same rogue when I was mining.

Hunter pros
Mining - drop a freezing trap and send your pet to mobs nearby
Pet does the job and I just sit back, auto shots, and watch TV/DVD
PVPwise, less ppl would mess with hunters

Hunter cons
Not fully engaged - I fell asleep many times
Need to buy ammo
Need to use food for pets
Need to buy water (not much if I turn on Aspect of the Viper)"

A:Another "hunter is easy its almost silly" comment. Sorry but that just pisses me off :)

On a PvP server? I presume your hunter is horde then? I have yet to find a PvP (EU) server that is not Horde favoured. But then I like playing the underdog



Anyway, back to the question I think its just server/time/what-ganking-fools-are-around-at-the-time scenario. No real productive answer imo. Just try them both and see how you do ;)

LOL. I am alliance. Did I say that I used to fall asleep when I farmed using my hunter?

I just have to make sure that I shot the mobs before my pet kills them or I can't loot them.

Hunter, by far, is the easiest class to level/farm among my priest, rogue, mage, and shaman.

hunter would be my choice. pet attacks next mob while i skin? yes. pet attacks mob while i mine? yes. pet eats meat from my kills? yes. red hunter = dead ganker? yes. aspect of the pack when i see another node/mob close by but not far enough to merit summoning the mount? yes.

hunter? yes.

hehe. good luck!

I'm going with Hunter too.

The ammo you have to buy is pretty cheap. Outland "Junk" loot pays for a full quiver/ammo bag pretty quickly.

For low lvl farming then aoe grinding might well work fine but when you hit 70 aoe grinding doesnt work as well. if you know how to play your class well then its not a lot difference between them. last night i was grinding fire and air primals with my hunter and had a mage competing with me i could tag and trap a mob as i killed 1 and the mage would shoot and frost bolt or frost nova his second target just before he killed his first and overall we was killing mobs as fast as each other. he was in t4/t5 gear i was in a mix of blues and t4.
the only difference was i has aspect of viper on and could carry on killing for a few more mobs when he had to sit and drink.

I cant see any difference between a mage and hunter in dungeon groups. if you can cc a traget and dps the main target then it wont matter what class you play. ive had more mages that are slow or next to useless with cc than hunters. yes a hunters pet can cause good screw ups but that is only the hunters fault because you see the pet go flying past your mobs and attacking a group 3 mobs down the coridoor. with other dps you cant actualy see them hitting the wrong mobs so they dont tend to get blamed as often.