Category: World of Warcraft

Farming gold in World of Warcraft is very simple and requires anything from a bit of effort to a lot of effort depending on how much gold you want to make and how fast you want to make it. Don’t bother buying it with how easy is to make it, so let’s get started on the top five ways to earn cash in WoW.Gold is simple to make. You obtain an item that someone else needs and they give you gold in exchange for that item. The goal is to find what people want to give you money for and obtaining a lot of it to sell. This can be done by farming, running quests, or other methods. However, there are a few basics you should understand beforehand.If you’re going to sell anything on the Auction House then check out a good AH mod like Auctionator. If you can’t sell efficiently then you’ll feel frustrated as you work more than you have to sell everything in your inventory, doubling back to the search in order to price everything.
Remember to keep your inventory clean when you go out farming. You can waste a lot of time moving from your farming spot back to town in order to sell all of your loot. Our suggestion is to make an alt and stick it in front of the auction house. Then go to a nearby down and mail all of your loot to that alt so that you can simply just log out and move to that character in order to sell everything. This works really well when you’re in a farming area that doesn’t allow flying cheap wow gold fast .Be sure to keep your eyes on your bottom-line. If you’re spending more than you’re making to farm gold then you’re going to be driving the gold cart in reverse. The only exception is when you’re leveling a tradeskill up that will be making you more money than your initial investment. You have to think long-term as well.
It’s not a joke that gathering raw materials (Herbs, Ore, and Skins) is massive cash. You can make major bank by roaming around Kailmdor, Eastern Kingdoms, Outlands, and Northrend farming anything and everything you can. It requires a lot of elbow grease but is very rewarding and one of the best ways to turn your time into gold. Just turn on some music and enjoy farming peacefully.We have a big tip for you. If prices on high level materials are plummeting on your server then you should consider farming buy wow gold us in lower level zones. On some servers you can see stacks of Sungrass move for 80 to 100 gold if there is any even on the auction house. Always keep in mind that lower level areas can be worth a lot more than higher level areas even if you can’t fly to farm.
Here is a simple tip that will result in a lot of gold in a short period of time depending on Eternal Fire prices on your server. Eternal Fires are needed for many tradeskills and especially by Alchemists for their Cardinal Ruby transmute. One Scarlet Ruby and one Eternal Fire can be transmuted into a Cardinal Ruby once every 20 hours. So Eternal Fires are constantly being consumed and in demand. You can farm these from any fire like monster in Northrend.3.3.3 has changed the prices on Eternal Fires a bit fast wow gold delivery , but that’s alright, because you can now either farm them if they’re doing very well on your server or if the prices are going down you can move to farming instances which might land you a Runed Orb along with the gold and badges which can be turned into gems. Additionally, the random battleground tool allows you to easily queue up and hit the battlegrounds. 10,000 Honor will get you a primary color gem. 

The cast polymorph on a particular target, the target will turn into a sheep useless for 50 seconds. The spell will break if damage is done afterwards polymorphic and can target animals, humanoid creatures and monsters. One of the most useful features of a mage and unique is that they are able to teleport or to create portals for party members in various cities around Nazareth. All teleports to use a teleport rune stone and all portals use a portal rune stone. That’s all for this Mage Guide Wow, I hope you have a good information about the value and fun in Wow.
The third advantage of being a mage is the ability to summon food and water for you and your group or raid table with food and water. The ability to have an unlimited supply of food and water is extremely useful for mages especially during the solo, like food / water replenish your health and manna when he is not in combat and wow gold cheap in the game. As a Mage you are limited to only weave, and a limited selection of rods, daggers, one-handed swords, and staves as a weapon of your choice. Other stats to look out for are the master and the Spirit, but you should not worry too much about the mind, even if it helps you regenerate manna during combat.
And due to the fact that the Magi are a pure DPS class, statistical material becomes even seek any construction or spec you choose to go with. This means that if you play Fire, Frost, Arcane mage or when you click the level cap, you do not really need a set of equipment to satisfy them. The most important statistics for you as a mage is smart and you have the better. Furthermore intelligent, you will also get enough Touch to reach the cap, then a gain of hate / Critical increase you’re DPS. This is also why the gel is recommended for mage leveling solo spells since they most snare as Frost Nova, Ice Armor, Cone of Cold, Frost Fire Bolt and Bolt Frost.
So that means I can not promise it will be a great guide Wow Paladin thorough and complete. But do not worry! I spent a lot of time studying and talking to a personal friend of mine who has played Paladin since the first day of World of War Craft of sharing some of his tips and strategies for playing a paladin in World of War Craft and cheapest wow gold in the game. Although the fire mages to level as fast as Frost mages but lack survivability and fire-based spells to try to use more manna. The kite is also another basic technique of playing a mage. Mages are not designed to accept damages if a smart mage always try to keep a good amount of distance between their enemies and themselves. The kite can be accomplished using several types of traps or spells slow. 

The Death of Arthas

Here is a recap of how he dies for those who do not want to witness the videos of it. You basically walked into Icecrown Citadel and kill all of his strongest allies. Then you arrive to the frozen throne where Arthas freezes Tirion and describes his grand scheme. He would test you against his finest soldiers and should you succeed then he would capture your souls himself and turn you to his side.

So you battle Arthas and finally defeat him, at about 10%. He then kills the entire raid and channels some kind of undead resurrection spell. Tirion calls upon the Holy Light to break the ice he’s encased in and destroys Frostmourne. This releases King Menethil who resurrects all of the players who then kill the Lich King and bring about the end of his reign.

Frostmourne is shattered.

Sitting on the Frozen Throne is Bolvar Fordragon who is now burning eternally. Tirion takes and places the helmet on his head and crowns him the new Lich King, since as we discussed before there must always be a Lich King. That concludes the main storyline of the expansion and ends the terror of the Lich King.

What Does This Mean Going Forward?

So now, we ask, what does this mean going into Cataclysm? Well it means that the undead will still exist, but there will no longer be a menacing force causing the plagues and the untold amounts of death. They will just be walking corpses, hopefully without any organization or some ultimate guy resurrecting as many corpses as he can get his hands on. Bolvar will also get to stay pretty chilly at the Frozen Throne.

There were many races in Northrend. The Vyrkul, for instance, are now without a king, a god, or their death god (Arthas). Where is their place in the world? A long forgotten enemy model or perhaps they’ll have a nice warm home in Desolace once it’s rebuilt.

The Tuskarr are unable to leave Northrend because there is a quest that states they will die should they go to a warm climate. So I assume we won’t be seeing anymore of them after all is said and done.

The Taunka and the Earthen Dwarves will obviously join up with the Horde and Alliances in Cataclysm. I imagine their models will be used for various quest givers, but I doubt they’ll have any dedicated cities since those seem reserved for playable races or for the new races in an expansion. We didn’t get any Ethereum cities in WotLK.

In the end I think that a lot of the events in WotLK will be soon escape the minds of players as return to the original Orcs vs. Humans storyline. Perhaps, somehow, we’ll still be able to stay in touch with all of the new friends we’ve made in Northrend now that the Lich King is dead and peace can return.

Lore Theorycrafting

What would happen if Arthas wins? Let’s say that you, the adventurers, join him in death and become the leaders of his army. The answer is a curious one. If we assume that there is no resistance than we can only assume that Arthas turns the entire world of Azeroth undead and probably invades Outland as well doing the same. With that, he’d have a massive army and a “perfect world” of people who would not suffer death because they are immortal.

I’d imagine then it boils down to two things. First off is the Old Gods and Deathwing. Would an entire world of undead be enough to stop him? I wouldn’t be able to answer that question without knowing how powerful Deathwing truly is, but I imagine that he’d be able to hold his own. Assuming he wins then it’d boil down to The Burning Legion.

Arthas would obviously lust to conquer more and would probably eventually meet his demise at the hands of the Burning Legion. While he can turn armies against themselves, his power comes from them, and if we learn anything it’s that you can’t defeat someone with their own power. Unless it’s a channeled spell of course. 

Azeroth Advisor is shutting down on February 17th. To be honest I have never used their service so I wouldn’t know what this means, but it’s apparently a pretty popular thing for some WoW players. I guess we’ll see what it becomes when their new MMOG comes out.

Icecrown Citadel now has weekly quests. Not that the daily dungeon quest, the Wintergrasp weekly quests, the weekly raid quests, the cooking/JC/fishing daily quests, and tournament quests weren’t enough for your plate.

Blizzard announced that they will be integrating the Armory with the Auction House. It will involve some kind of premium feature as well. The community is up in arms over Blizzard charging players for certain things that they feel entitled to. Personally, I doubt I’ll use it one way or another, so it won’t really affect me or my gaming experience.

One of the quickest ways for your application to get denied by a large raiding guild is to click skills. Many assume it’s because of an elitist attitude. On the contrary (most of the time, sometimes there really are jerks out there), it’s factually true that clicking skills reduces your overall in-game effectiveness. It takes much longer to move your mouse to a skill and click it then it does to press a button on your keyboard. There is no denying that. Test it yourself. Place you finger on the spacebar and your mouse in the middle of the screen. Now try to click a skill on the bottom right before you can press spacebar down. It’s not happening.

Additionally, your mouse isn’t capable of being useful while it is delegated to clicking skills. Mousewalking is a highly accurate way to move when you need to move with finesse. Targeting, via the mouse, is also easier to do because you don’t need to return to your skill bar once you’ve clicked something. Not to mention its usefulness for healing. You can mouseover heal (where you simply have to hover your mouse over someone’s name) with Clique or macros or simply use the mouse for targeting while you walk and cast with your other hand. Additionally, using Clique you can assign certain click-cast abilities to the raid frame to be able to click for instants and use your keyboard for casting spells.

I’ve heard a lot of excuses, but most of the time it’s because no one has tried it before they talk poorly or say the dreaded “I can’t do it.” Sometimes they say they’re left handed and can’t put their fingers on WSAD (which can be remedied by placing your right hand on JKIL, the alternative to WSAD. KOL: also works for some). So my first request, if any of you out there want to improve but don’t want to give up the mouse is to try it.

If you’re an arrow key user I have another rarely used alternative, especially if you’re left handed. The numpad makes an excellent gaming area. You have 8456 for movement and 79 for strafing. Then you have for skills. It’s not the most efficient and doesn’t give you easy access to modifiers like CTRL, SHIFT, or ALT but it’s something to consider.

So, how do you set things up? Well, place your left hand with your middle finger on W and the other two fingers on A and D. Now, S can be used for backing up but I find it’s better to assign it to a casted ability (because you wouldn’t be moving forward while your hand hits S). Now, Q and E are by default strafe left and right. However, some people prefer to use them for abilities. I do a lot of mousewalking and don’t need them (because A and D are strafe while mousewalking). That leaves all within the reach of your hand. That’s 12 abilities, plus an additional 36 if you count the SHIFT, ALT, and CTRL modifiers.

The real trick to learning is to make sure you remember what your abilities are and keep the abilities you use the most in the most comfortable position for you. For instance, my main attack (Shred) or heal (Rejuv, Flash of Light) is bound to F because my hand can find F very easily. Other main attacks are bound to zxcv with shift-C always being my AoE attack. It can be different for you. Go to a target dummy and practice with what works best for you.

I’d like to also take a moment and talk about click-casting. Click-casting can be REALLY helpful if used as a supplement and not a crutch. For instance, Clique will let you mouseover heal removing the need to click someone before you can heal them. You can also assign right click to dispel a target and target them, so you can do two actions at once. A true timesaver if you need to pull off a debuff and follow up with a big heal.

In conclusion, if you find yourself having difficulties clicking your skills then give hotkeys a try, or if you’d like to see an improvement with how you interact with the game. I’ve known people who have jumped up 400-700 DPS or more in some cases when they finally took the leap. Then again, if you’re having fun clicking your skills and you’re content with that, then keep doing it. Games are all about fun, and in the end, that’s what really matters. 

Cataclysm is coming, and it will be upon us more quickly than we can imagine. Most things that we look forward to happen like that. It seems a distant thing, and then we wake up one morning and the thing we are looking forward to is upon us, and we have no real notion of where the time went.

With that in mind I and probably the rest of the World of Warcraft community have been keeping a close eye on the Cataclysm information, looking for anything new Blizzard releases, and also becoming familiar with the major changes that will rock the WoW world we know and love. The changes are big, and most of them look like they are going to bring about good changes, that will not only inspire new players to play, but may entice old players to reactivate their subscriptions. There is however one thing that is coming with the new expansion that makes me /sigh in real life.

Leveling.Sure it doesn’t sound like such a terrible thing, and some people even enjoy it, but I just can’t ever seem to get excited about it. Sure I enjoy seeing the new zones and experiences the often times witty quest text that Blizzard lovingly puts into the game, but at a certain point I just can’t stand it anymore. Usually this happens right around the last level, or next to last level when the grind seems to take forever, and I’m fairly sure that I will die of old age before I actually reach max level.

So far all I’ve done is QQ about having to level, and I’ve given no real reason why I personally dislike it so much. And really what do I have to complain about, since Blizzard is only adding 5 levels instead of 10 this time. I am pleased with Blizzard’s choice to only add 5 additional levels to the game, but I am still dreading that level grind, and here’s why:

The night the expansion is released I am one of those people that must go out hours before midnight, and stand in a line with a bunch of strangers just to be sure that I have my copy as soon as humanly possible. I could probably have it mailed to me, and it would be there the next day but that’s not good enough! Then when I get it home, I frantically unwrap the box (which is usually a rather trying experience, me and boxes do not get a long) and insert the CD in my drive and hold my breath as the load screen appears.

Once the load screen is up I read through the books that normally come along with the game, and hopefully by the time I’m done the game is done installing and I proceed to log in. From there it becomes a sort of obsession for me. Much like my desire to be the first (or as close as possible) to the front of the line to purchase the game, I must be one of the first people to reach max level. I have this inane desire to be one of the first players to experience the new max level content and that desire drives me to remain up nights, to deprive myself of sleep, and sometimes even neglect to shower longer than I would normally allow. My friends and family become distant memories of the past, and all that matters is that I reach my goal.

Now I know what you’re thinking, I don’t need to do any of this. I don’t have to be the first, and the content will be there regardless of if I do it in a week or 6 months, but I want to do it. Maybe it’s my competitive nature bubbling to the surface, but the need to get to max level and do the content is something I can hardly suppress.

Even when I manage to reach max level on my main toon the leveling does not end. I, like many other players, have several alts that I enjoy playing, and of course in order for them to experience end game content they too need to go through the leveling process. This can be a long and tiring process, depending on how many alts you actually have. I personally have three, which brings my level total from 5 to 20. I can tell you after the first time, the leveling process certainly loses some of it’s luster, and after the second or third you start to know the quest text by heart and it just becomes more tedious than fun.

After all this complaining I would like to say that there are some things I do enjoy about leveling. I enjoy the new (and usually most awesome) areas that Blizzard will introduce for us to do our leveling in, and the lore that comes along with it. As stated before, I enjoy reading the quest text (at least the first time around) and really getting into the story line. I enjoy leveling with my friends, and laughing as we all fail at new encounters, or get stomped by the huge monster that is wandering around the low level zone. But without a doubt, I’m happy when the level grind is over.

Take breaks – I should really take my own advice here, but taking breaks is important. Even if you just get up and stretch your legs I promise when you sit back down you will feel refreshed.

Have a plan – You don’t need to write it down, but when you first log on decide what zone you will start in and where you will go from there.

Ask for the help of strangers – If you are out leveling and need help finding something, or need assistance to complete a quest, don’t hesitate to ask those in the zone with you. You may come across a few not so nice people, but most will answer your questions and lend a hand. This is a great way to start new friendships.

Read each quest fully – I am guilty of this, I skip the quest text and wander around aimlessly trying to find what I need to complete the quest, only to find out that the answer was in the quest text all along and that I am now even further away from it than I was in the first place. Save yourself the trouble, read the quest text first there are many helpful clues there.

All in all leveling is not such a bad experience, and the good things usually outweigh the bad, but I still can’t help but think that maybe I should teach my daughter how to play so she can do it for me. Join us on our forums to share what you like and dislike about leveling, and some of your helpful tips for making the leveling process smoother.