Want to know how to make a ton of gold playing as the Alliance? Then pickup Derek's Gold Mastery Guide and learn how to make 150-200 gold an hour in no time. The secrets in this guide were taken directly from the gold farmers that many people buy gold from online. Everything is 100% legit, with no risk of getting an account banned. I've found this guide to be a huge help in getting tons of gold in a short amount of time. The guide does cost $47, but after seeing Derek's video with one of his characters holding 27,000 gold, I had to pick it up. Besides my monthly WoW fee, it's the best money I've spent on World of Warcraft.

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Eastern plaugelands and western plauglands are the place to go now. I think the EP is easier at a low level so go there first till you're level 57. Go to WP now till you're level 59. Quest a lot here and grind some to.

Winterspring is the place to go now. There is a major goblin town there so you can pick up quite a few quests there and just kill stuff there until you're half way to level 61. Now the outland guide comes into play. You will need the expansion for this.

Hellfire penninsula is where you go now. Quest until youre level 62.

Zangamarsh is where to quest now. Get to halfway between 63 and 64 and go to tekkor forest.

Tekkor forest is the place to ace. Quest and grind to level 66. Remeber, get ores, herbs, and hides so you can level up your professions.

Find some monsters to grind on that are easy to kill and get to level 68.

Shadowmoon valley is your final destination! Quest and grind till you are level 70. Get your flying mount now and do some end-game dungeons with some friends. I like the swift green gryphon the best.

TIPS

1.Make a level one alt that sits around Stormwind or Ironforge that handles all your auction house needs and sells your stuff.

2.If you can't afford stuff I recommend buying the Derek's Gold Mastery Guide. I can make 100-150 gold with this per hour easily at level 70.You can still make 50 gold an hour at level one with this guide.

Since I have some experience leveling Alliance characters in World of Warcraft, I thought I would put together a small WoW Alliance Leveling Guide.

1 - Whenever I reach the "5 levels" (15, 25, 35, etc), I try to get the best food and water I can. These seems to help me through the tough times when there are lots of enemies wanting a piece of me. Instead of wasting time waiting for my health and mana to return, the food and water help me get back into the action much sooner.

2 - If starting a character on a new server, try to pick up the mining and skinning professions. These make it a lot easier to make money starting out. Hunters don't make the best miners since they cannot hunt and mine at the same time. Skinning involves killing animals and then taking their fur. The fur can be sold later on for money.

3 - Once you hit level 20, starting checking every mob you kill for loot. No telling when a purple or blue item will drop. These items usually fetch a hefty fee in the auction house so picking them up to sell them later can help you get gold much faster.

4 - I prefer to use the Night Elf race for Alliance leveling. There's something about being able to hide in the shadows that makes it appealing. A night elf hunter can be almost invisible to mobs and other players. Sometimes the best battles are the ones we don't fight.

Hope you found this WoW Alliance Leveling Guide helpful. Check out Brian Kopp's WoW Alliance Leveling Guide for more killer tips.

Everyone who plays World of Warcraft is always looking for ways to make more gold. Thanks to resources like the Warcraft Riches Guide, , , these tactics are made available and can be used over and over again without any fear of a WoW account being banned. Check out this tip for using a Mage to make some easy gold in World of Warcraft.

One tactic for higher level characters is Area of Effect (AoE) grinding. This involves using a character class, usually a mage, and getting a lot of mobs to gather around the character before unleashing a bunch of spells or attacks that will take out the entire group in short order. The trick to AoE grinding is to make sure that the amount of time and resources to take out the groups couldn't be better spent taking out mobs one by one. Keep in mind that you'll probably need to sit and eat or drink to recover before taking on the next mob.

One good place to do AoE grinding is Silithus. There are many humanoid mobs in this area. Usually humanoid mobs tend to drop better stuff when killed, so being able to take out large mobs of humanoids in a short amount of time can help bring in a good amount of gold. The humanoids in Silithus have a tendency to drop runecloth, which can sell for a decent price at the Auction House. Once you've cleared a few groups, head back to the Auction House and sell off the stuff that dropped that you don't need. You'll probably also get some good coin drops from these mobs too. There might be some stuff that you can sell to a vendor and get a decent price for as well.

Thanks to the Warcraft Riches Guide, you've now got an easy way to make some gold with a Mage in World of Warcraft. It's possible to use another class, but the mage is a little easier to do AoE grinding with that many of the other classes.

Here are some tips on how to quickly level your World of Warcraft Alliance character to level 60 and beyond in the least amount of game time.

1 - Since leveling is the most important thing, only take First Aid as a profession. Running back and forth to profession trainers is time consuming. So is getting enough resources in your inventory to make use of the profession. Instead, use that time for questing and building experience. First Aid requires cloth and is a profession that has immediate benefits after battles. Make some bandages and get moving again.

2 - Use Auto Run when possible. It is amazing what you can do while you are using Auto Run. Make a sandwich. Rearrange your inventory. Carry on a chat conversation with someone. Use your travel time as wisely as possible.

3 - Make sure your ammo supplies are topped off before you leave town. If you use arrows or bullets, make sure you have plenty to survive on until the next time you go back to town. There's nothing worse than a Hunter leaving town, having a few battles, and then coming back because he forgot to stock up on arrows before he left. Topping off your supplies might take a little extra time, but it will save travel time if you have to run back to town.

4 - Make sure equipment is fully repaired before leaving town. Another big pain is going on a quest far from town and then finding your main weapon is in need of repair. Get it repaired before you leave town.

5 - Destroy inventory items to save trips to town. If you are far from town and have a full inventory, it's not against any rule to destroy items to free up room. Try not to destroy items needed for quests.