Get the salvaging skill, and go to any craft supply merchant.
The merchant there sells Shattered Figurine for 18 copper.
You can then salvage these into Silent Essence which sell for 50 copper.
Its not much money, but for low levels on a new server, it’s a fairly easy way to get a few gold.
You can make about 5.4 gold an hour, or 130 gold a day.
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Making gold in WoW doesn’t have to be hard. By applying some basic gold making strategies, based on the gold economy of the World of Warcraft, anyone can obtain cheap WoW gold quickly and easily without having to grind away for hours at a time.
I’m always amazed when reading other peoples posts on blogs and forums when they describe the thumb-breaking methods they use to make a few gold coins in WoW. A typical post always seems to begin with someone’s ’secret’ grinding spot where - at level 70 - they pull a mid-level mob and spend the next hour grinding them into oblivion for a few silver apiece and the occasional drop of a green. Rinse and repeat for the next 8 hours, they advise, and you might have enough gold coin to pay off your bar bill at the Pig and Whistle (Stormwind)!
Not that I’m against grinding the occasional mob, but I normally do it as part of a quest or to obtain a particular item that I know will sell well on the Auction House. By combining questing with grinding, you’ll level faster and make wow gold with greater ease.
And you would be wrong to assume that you have to have reached level 60 - 70 to farm for World of Warcraft gold. It certainly helps if your only strategy is to mass pull mobs and grind for hours, but there are many more ways to make easy wow gold than just grinding.
As an example, I created a Gnome alt based on the Warlock class - no particular reason, except I haven’t tried that combination before. I leveled him to 5 in about 30mins and trained him in the Mining and Engineering professions - a gathering and crafting profession that compliment one another. Level 5 is the earliest that players can train for a profession. I then ran a route around Dun Morogh and built up a stack of copper which I then auctioned for several gold coins on my server. Copper still sells very well on most servers due to the high demand from all the crafters - Jewelcrafting, Blacksmithing, Engineering, etc.
Now, the gathering of a stack of copper took me no more than about 15mins, which equates to about 6-8 gold/hour. For a low level character, this basic strategy is a more efficient - and predictable - way of generating gold than trying to grind endless mobs. The same principle applies to the other gathering professions - Herbalism, Skinning and Fishing (yes, fishing). By supplying what’s in demand in the Auction House, you’ll make gold fast.
To continue with this example, my Gnome alt used his newly acquired gold wisely and bought and sold a number of selected items from the Auction House and quickly built up his stash to 25 gold coins and a few silver in loose change! Knowing how to work the Auction House in your favor is a big factor in building your stash of cheap wow gold. If you haven’t yet mastered the Auction House, I would recommend subscribe to my free e-guide listed below where I give tips on the Auction House.
With a few more hours of gameplay under his belt, my Gnome alt is now level 10 and has a stash of a little over 50 gold coins. But here’s the thing: I’ve managed to level up his Engineering to 165! This was funded from buying most of the materials from the Auction House by careful and artful trading.
So, you don’t have to be a high level player to make gold in wow. With a good combination of profession and an understanding of the Auction House, you can make easy wow gold at any level.
Tip #1 - Read your Quest Log
Do not ask for quest directions until you have completely read the quest. Asking players for directions without first doing so can often result in a hostile response. Your Quest Log generally contains all the information you could ever need to complete a quest. This, combined with the new minimap features has made questing extremely easy. You can access your Quest Log by pressing the “L” key.
Tip #2 - Use the minimap!
The new minimap features have made it an extremely useful tool. It displays nearby quest NPCs and objects as well as available flight paths. You can also use it to track important NPCs such as Innkeepers, Auctioneers, and Bankers. Be sure to check your minimap often while questing.
Tip #3 - Use the Town Guards
Can’t find something while in a major city such as Ironforge or Orgrimmar? Speak with one of the many town guards for directions to class trainers, inns, auction houses, etc. A flag will appear on both your minimap and world map displaying the location you seek.
Tip #4 - Use Auto-Run
Got a long trip ahead of you? Press your “Num Lock” key to engage/disengage auto-run. You should now have a little more freedom to manage your inventory, check your quest log, or simply chat with some friends.
Tip #5 - Choose your professions wisely.
You can only learn two primary professions. Primary professions are broken down into two categories, gathering and production. If you intend on learning a production profession such as blacksmithing, you will want to pair it with the appropriate gathering profession. In this case mining would be the best fit. Having a gathering profession is also an excellent way to earn some gold on the auction house.
Tip #6 - Addons are your friends.
One of the best things about World of Warcraft is it’s customizable user interface. You can download addons for World of Warcraft that enhance almost every aspect of the game. Class specific addons can even make playing your character easier and more efficient. Regardless of your needs, addons are a must have for any WoW player.
