Tips to Make WoW Gold
Do you know how to make wow gold, you know what skills make wow gold, and now I'll tell you One is if you're less than level 10 and a total noob just starting out, pick up Skinning and Mining soon as you can. The Blood Elf starting area is perfect for this. Just outside of Silvermoon Citywow gold, there are tons of those flying birds there.
You can kill them and collect all the small eggs they drop and you can also skin them afterwards and collect the skins. Selling these eggs and skins in the AH, you can make 50 gold in less than 1 hourwow gold.
Also you can mine copper ore and sell the bars in the AH. You want to ensure that you have at least one character on your account that has his mining skill maxed at each level as you will use this skill in later wow gold levels to make lots of wow gold.
Another is levels 20-40- Wow Wool Cloth + Mining. Wool cloth is not as abundant as silk and sells good on most servers. We have gotten as much as 20 gold a stack for woolwow gold. If you put it on the AH at the right time, you can make lots of gold off this stuff. Stormwind Stockades is the best place to farm wool cloth in buy wow gold if your wow character is high enough level. You should keep all the greens and blues you get too, some level 19 twink items can bring in a nice price.
As usual, you can get double the price for wool on the Horde side so you can just farm it using an Alliance character and then put it for sale in the booty bay neutral AH and make use of one of your Horde characters to buy it out if you don't want to mess with bringing a horde character into Stormwindwow gold. If using two characters on the same account, you can't bid on your own auction. They must be on different accounts; we found this out the hard way.
You can just slap the wool cloth up for sale on the Horde Auction House and get double the gold after the transfer. We find this helpful to move gold between the characters on Alliance and Horse sideswow gold, the greedy Booty Bay Goblins will take their share but you just have to live with it if you need gold moved to one side or the other.
Van Cleef VC recommended level 18+. It is your first grouped instance and brings lots of water, health and mana pots if you in a group with similarly leveled playersnike shoes. Good Group mixture is a Warrior, Priest, Mage, Hunter, Rogue and so on. It is not careful to draw up to much aggro or it could cost you.
You should be able to do Van Cleef for the green hand without a problem, and also you should venture to Red Ridge and Darkshire. For the Lower 20's, you may stay near lakeshire check out the fields south of it, venture north only with a buddy, there's plenty to do in lakeshirenike shoes. It happens to be a horde PVP favorite spot to pick of green hand Alliance.
AOE (Area Of Effect) spells is really where a Mage shines. No other class has quite as many AOE spells. You obviously have your Blizzard, Flamestrike, FrostNovanike shoes. Cone of Cold and Blastwave can be enhanced and added to your arsenal of available AOE spells to choose from.
It's probably a good idea to figure out the most mana efficient way of doing the most damage possible at this time mostly because you will notice that your mana supply will be running outwedding dresses. Gems and pots can supply this of course but, working out the best mana effective routine for AOE's is important.
If you are getting the hang of being a Mage, most of the spells you'll be getting until you hit +60 you now have. You're also gaining ghogold for your First Mount! The zones known as punishing wow account instances and grueling questswedding dresses, you'll be in these zones for the better part of the game as you can start in your upper 20's in wetlands and work most of Azeroth from 25-45 but for the time being 30 - 40 is where were at.
In Badlands, there are plenty of quests to get great loot from as well as a great many loot from the instance itself. You can visit many areas of the map, Tanaris, Descolace, Badlands, Southshore, Thousand needles, Swamp of Sorrows, Therefore, wetlands. These are all zones and areas of the map made for mid game.
Best advice I can give you is to stick to one zone and get as many of the quests done as possible. Your quest log book can hold 25 quests in it, that's about half a zone worth of quests, as you work them, others will become available the higher you progress in level.