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| + | Picture of the [[Karazhan#Karazhan_gryphon_roost|Karazhan gryphon roost]], taken by Natala of [[Server:Quel'Thalas Europe|Quel'Thalas]]. |
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| − | :[[Image:pointer bag on 32x32.png]] ''interact with vendor'' [[Image:pointer bag off 32x32.png]] ''vendor out of range'' [[Image:npc bag on 16x16.png]] ''buy/sell after talking'' |
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| − | You gain [[money]] in World of Warcraft by completing some of the quests (some of them have no monetary [[reward]] associated with them), killing [[mob]]s and [[looting]] their [[corpse]]s, selling excess inventory [[item]]s to the [[vendor]] [[NPC]]s, or learning one or more [[profession]]s. Don't forget to pick a profession and skill it up as much as you can in the early levels. Trying to max out your profession after you hit a very high level (60+) is a tedious and very undesirable process. As you go up in level, both the quest rewards and the money from mobs increase, as a general rule. Also, [[humanoid]] and [[undead]] mobs drop [[loot]] for more cash per kill than any of the beast type mobs who aren't quest-related. Upon completion of a quest at your maximum level (60 before, 70 after The Burning Crusade, and 80 in Wrath of the Lich King) you receive a monetary reward instead of experience. The same rules apply, you get more money if the quest was more difficult. |
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| + | Originally an [http://wow.joystiq.com/2008/02/17/around-azeroth-the-karazhan-gryphon-roost/ "Around Azeroth" post] on [[WoW Insider]]. |
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| − | :[[Image:pointer trainer on 32x32.png]] ''interact with trainer'' [[Image:pointer trainer off 32x32.png]] ''trainer out of range'' |
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| − | As for choosing to learn a profession and selling the product of your labors at the [[auctioneer]], that all depends upon how glutted the market is with that tradeskill and/or those products. If the market is saturated at the moment, if you can afford to occupy the space, hold onto your products and maybe they will be more in demand later. Note that sometimes you can get more money by selling raw materials ([[skin]]s, [[ore]], [[gem]]s, and [[herb]]s) than by selling finished products ([[armor]], [[weapon]]s, [[potion]]s, and other gadgets). This is because most items can be used for various products. However, no player can make all products, and raw materials are of little use to them if they cannot use them for what they need. |
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| − | In addition, there are always the [[Chat#Basic_Chat_Channels|Trade Channel]] (only in [[City|cities]]) and the [[auction house]] (which appear in all racial capital cities, including [[Orgrimmar]], [[Thunder Bluff]], [[Silvermoon]], and [[Undercity]] for Horde and [[Darnassus]], [[Ironforge]], [[Exodar]], and [[Stormwind]] for Alliance) where you can hawk your wares. All auction houses associated with a particular faction are linked, and there are also neutral auction houses which are also linked. The neutral auction houses are more expensive to post for sale (on the order of three times), and are not linked to either of the primary factions. |
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Revision as of 14:41, 14 June 2011
Picture of the Karazhan gryphon roost, taken by Natala of Quel'Thalas.
Originally an "Around Azeroth" post on WoW Insider.