WoW Guides For Gold

I’m more of a PvP player and so it’s taking me some time to get my main to a high level. With the impending start of Arena Season Four on June 24th though I’m hustling to hit level 70.

The reason? The Merciless Gladiator’s Pursuit gear will be sold for Honor when Season Four starts. According to the gear’s page on WoW Head the costs in Honor for this set will be as follows:

Merciless Gladiator’s Chain Gauntlets
10500 Honor
20 Alterac Valley Marks

Merciless Gladiator’s Chain Helm
14500 Honor
30 Alterac Valley Marks

Merciless Gladiator’s Chain Leggings
14500 Honor
30 Warsong Gulch Marks

Merciless Gladiator’s Chain Spaulders
11250 Honor
20 Arathi Basin Marks

Merciless Gladiator’s Chain Armor
14500 Honor
30 Arathi Basin Marks

Total:
65250 Honor
50 Arathi Basin Marks
50 Alterac Valley Marks
30 Warsong Gulch Marks

There’s no word yet if the matching weapons for this set, the Merciless Gladiator’s Crossbow of the Phoenix and the Merciless Gladiator’s Decapitator, will be sold for Honor as well but I’m hoping that will be the case.

My name is Nance and I’m the new owner of Guides For Gold. I wanted to take a second to update everyone on my plans going forward with this blog.

As the site’s new owner, I’m going to continue to provide quick tips on the quickest and easiest ways to earn gold in World of Warcraft. At the same time, I’m a very casual WoW player who enjoys the PvP game so I’ll be writing about that quite often as well.

Over the course of this week I’ll mainly be doing maintenance work on this blog by building some more content pages and formatting older posts to play nicer with the new theme.

This is WoW Guide on buying low and selling high at the Auction House.

Today, we’re going to try and buy things in bulk and sell them off separately for a cheaper price. I am going to use Primals for this example as I find these the most profitable. All you do is search for every single primal in the Auction House and scroll down to the places where they are sold in stacks of 5 or 10. Now compare the prices with the Primals being sold separately. For example, if you see a primal being sold for 25g and a stack of 10 for 200g, buy the stack of 10 and then relist them separately at 24g each (or whatever you choose).

I just chose Primals for this example but you can use this for any item such as shards, essences etc.

This is a WoW Guide on making more money than what you would normally make when farming for Primal Life. Before you attempt the guide, check the price of Primal Nether in your AH, the price varies greatly from server to server so this guide only works on some realms.

In regards to my previous post on Primal Life Farming, instead of just selling the Primal Life in stacks at the AH, why not use the Primal Lives farmed to make a Golden Spellthread with the Tailoring profession? All you really have to do is buy a couple other mats such as Primal Nether.

So let’s do the maths…

Say 10 Primal Lives would normally sell for around for 20g on your server, that would mean if you sold it just as Primal Lives in the AH, you would make 200g.

Now say you sell it off as A Golden Spellthread. This requires 10 Primal Lives, 1 Primal Nether (this price seems to vary between servers, 50g for mine) and 1 Runethread (50s). That would cost you 250.5g. Now sell off the Golden Spellthread for 395g and make 144.5g extra just a little extra work!

Need some quick extra money? See how this guy gets 11k gold, full epic PvP and epic flyer now!