Knowledge Is Power!

As promised, here begins the series of posts that will offer general advice on wow gold making. It's quite a bit of text, so if you don't wanna read all the crap just skip to the bottom for a short summary.

Knowledge is power (excuse the cliche)! Why do you think so many parents push their children to do well in school? If you go to this website and click on the education tab, you can see that most countries spend at least 10% of their annual budget on education.

What does this have anything to do with making gold in WoW? It should be pretty obvious that if you were one of the first people to read about how Frozen Orbs were going to be changed in the up coming patch, you could have made a bit of profit.

So how does one gain knowledge? Knowledge comes naturally with experience. The more you play, the more you will become familiar how items, professions, and game chances are related to each other. Having said that, you should always, always READ PATCH NOTES everyday. The latest ones can be usually be found at www.mmo-champion.com . This is one of easiest ways to gain information to help you plan future investments. For example, if you read about how a change that is going to cause epic gem prices to soar next patch, it would probably be a good idea to buy out all of uncut epic gems in the AH and trade channels.

Another way to gather knowledge is by browsing other gold making websites! Well, I guess I don't really need to tell you that since you are already here :P I know there are a lot of really popular sites such as justmytwocopper, hitthecap, etc ... but don't forget to check out some of the smaller blogs (like mine), sometimes they have really useful information! Don't just look at the front page either, you gotta dig around in older posts for some of the really good stuff. Here are a few sites I recommend looking at:

- Justmytwocopper (A lot of you were probably led to my site from him... Thanks Markco!)
- Hit The Cap! (A great progress blog, you want to read all her older posts, as they contain valuable information)
- Tarou Wow Guides (Check out his free gold guides! They are accompanied with YouTube Videos, and generally cover all you need to know about professions)
- Wow Confidential (Great site, neat layout with nice posts to follow)
- Anaalius's Gold Hunt (Nice blog, lots of useful information for the general player)
- Stokpile (Very detailed blog, has lots of helpful posts about professions!)

Don't forget that too much knowledge can also be a bad thing! It can lead you to make poor investment choices. When you read patch notes, remember that patch notes are only patch notes! Anything can be changed before the patch is implemented onto all servers! For instance, when epic gem transmutes were first introduced on mmo-champion and on public test realms, there were no cooldowns at all! Many people on the server began mass buying forest emeralds. Obviously, it was too good to be true, and a few days later a cooldown was implemented. As a result, the majority of people that jumped onto the bandwagon lost gold XD.

In Summary

- Learn how different items and professions are connected to each other
- Read patch notes
- Check out other blogs

That's it for this post! Whew, I'm exhausted from that typing (and you are probably tired from reading all my crap). Good luck and check back soon for more updates!

- Munie

PS. Please take a quick moment to leave a comment! I don't want to spend my time writing stuff if people don't actually read! So if I get no comments, my motivation to continue blogging takes a huge plunge...also contributing to why I don't update. lol. So, if you wanna see more soon, please let me know with a quick comment :)

Week XXX

So.. I don't even know what week it is anymore :P

All I know is I gave away 50K and made back 40 K since I last posted, so thats put me back at 590K. I have minimal interest in WoW at the moment, which explains my slow ass updating >_> Also got myself a part time job and a full time job... so I'm juggling two jobs and a whole bunch of other stuff right now. (I'm still playing Diablo 2)

HOWEVER

Instead of spoon feeding you step by step procedures on how to make gold, I have decided to start on a series of posts that will give more general information.

I'll start making a list of the topics right now and edit as I think of more stuff.

I. Knowledge is Power... In most cases
II. Using Resources
III. I Farmed It!
IV. Farming / Grinding
V. Doing Dailies Daily
VI. Auction House Tips
VII. Chinese Gold Farmers
VIII. Auction House PVP

Stay tuned for these posts! I guarantee you they will be helpful! (Yes, I will be updating more often now)

- Munie

Week 7

Hey guys! Of course I got unbanned from two weeks ago.. but I still have finals so I haven't been logging on or undercutting much for that matter~ But I'll be done in 2 more days so yay me :D

Well.. finals aren't all the reason why I haven't been posting or undercutting... I kinda got myself addicted to Diablo II. Lol.. so.. yeah.. if you happen to play on USWest Ladder or use JSP lemme know xD

Anyhow.. I'm exactly at the 600K mark! Woot woot~~


I noticed that my people still check my blog everyday.. which is pretty cool! Thanks guys XD

*Unless of course it is actually only Egge or Obu spamming the F5 button on my page and brining my hopes up*

- Munie

Banned... again?

Rofl, so my account has been banned.... AGAIN! It's only been 5 days since the last time this happened, and they have decided to close my account permanently again =_=

Seriously.. what the shit is up with the customer service? I reported a gold farmer like a week ago and all I get is a totally irrelevant ticket response telling me the proper way to deal with phishing emails. Instead of banning the gold farmer they ban me twice in a row? Freaking RAGE (okay I lied, I'm not actually that mad for some reason).

Lets hope I don't meet up with some jack ass GM this time.

Week 5

Results for Week 5
Going to be short updates for a while since exam period is coming up next week!

[Saronite Ore]

Today's post will focus on the raw material Saronite Ore. There are many, many things that you can do with Saronite Ore depending on what professions you have. Of course, having multiple professions will work to your advantage. The main rule of thumb for Saronite Ore is to buy ALL stacks that are priced under 12g 50s. Since you can convert a stack of Saronite Ore into ten Saronite Bars. Each Saronite Bar can be sold to the vendor for 1g 25s.

Miner

As mentioned above, if you can find Saronite Ore for less than 12g 50s a stack, buy it out and turn them all into bars and vendor them.

Blacksmith

Craft Eternal Belt Buckles, these will be your best sellers. You can also craft the Savage Saronite Rare PVP Set or the Ornate Saronite Rare PVP Set. In addition, there is [Saronite Bulwark], [Titanium Weapon Chain] and [Titanium Shield Spike]. Also, don't forget about the titansteel epics!

Engineering

The main option here would be [Heartseeker Scope] I believe. I could be wrong so let me know if you find something else worth crafting.

Jewelcrafter

Prospecting ore as a JC can be very profitable. To check if prospecting is worth it, use this formula that I stole from Wowhead's comment section for Saronite Ore.

5 Saronite Ore == 0.24*(MT+SR+SS+FE+AG+TO)/6 + 1.08*(SC+DJ+HC+Ch+SuC+Bl)/6

SR=Scarlet Ruby; MT=Monarch Topaz; AG=Autumn's Glow; FE=Forest Emerald; SS=Sky Sapphire; TO=Twilight Opal; SC=Shadow Crystal; DJ=Dark Jade; HC=Huge Citrine; Ch=Chalcedony; SuC=Sun Crystal; Bl=Bloodstone

If the left side is greater than right side, dont bother prospecting.
If the right side is greater than the left side, prospecting is profitable!

Usually, prospecting is worth it, but just in case your server is a bit different you should put it into the formula to check.

Remember, all blue quality gems are worth a minimum of 4g 50s (vendor value after being cut), and all green quality gems are worth a minimum of 50s (vendor value after being cut).

So what to do with all the blue quality gems? Cut them and sell on AH! To help you get started on which cuts to buy first, you may want to check out my post on Jewelcrafting Cuts found here.

There are more options for what to do with the green quality gems.

0. Create Icy Prisms.

1. Cut and sell them on the AH. I only bother doing this with the Bloodstones though, since the other ones have fairly cheap rare quality versions. I usually get around

2. Cut and Vendor.

3. Craft and AH. You can sell [Bloodstone Band], [Sun Rock Ring], [Crystal Citrine Necklace], [Crystal Chalcedony Amulet], [Dark Jade Focusing Lens], [Shadow Crystal Focusing Lens] and [Shadow Jade Focusing Lens]. I don't sell any of these myself, since the demand is pretty low. However, if you can somehow advertise the focusing lens for social use, it could be a good seller.

4. Craft and Vendor. You can craft [Bloodstone Band], [Sun Rock Ring], [Crystal Citrine Necklace], [Crystal Chalcedony Amulet]. Each of these are worth 3g 14s to a vendor. It takes 5 seconds to craft each, so use this following formula to figure out approximately how much you gain per hour.

Total Profit Per Hour = 3.14 - (Green Gem + (Eternal Earth/5)) * 720

5. Craft and DE. Similar to craft and vendor, except if you have Enchanting you can DE the rings instead. On my server this is actually less profitable than the vendor route.

Total DE Profit = 0.75(2*Infinite Dust) + 0.22(1.5*Lesser Cosmic Essence) + 0.03(Small Dream Shard)

*Note: I'm actually a little unsure of the formula above... but I think it is right*

Alchemist

If you have an Alchemist (or better yet, a Transmutation Master), you can create [Earthsiege Diamonds] and [Skyflare Diamonds]. Since I don't have a X-mute master, what I usually do is I tip a transmutation master according to how many procs he gets.

I think thats pretty much it. Feel free to leave a comment on how your sales go!

-Munie

Week 4

Hey guys! Sorry for the late post... I just got my account back today! I guess its pretty fast for Blizzard! After getting banned, I promptly sent them an email declaring my innocence

My account has been banned, because I apparently, am involved with "Abuse of the Economy". I know that I have a large amount of gold on my account (roughly 500K). However, if you check my logs, my gold is mostly outbound, and when it does go out, it goes into buying items. I earn all my gold from the Auction House. I have not sold gold to anyone. How can I get my account back? If you insist on banning me, can you at least show me more valid proof? For example, which characters I have traded a large amount of gold to without receiving items of equal worth. I have spent more than enough money on World of Warcraft, and to be banned like this makes me very frustrated. Thank you for your time.

This is what I got back from them:

Greetings,

Recently, your account was actioned as a result of our efforts to protect the World of Warcraft environment from exploitative behavior. As part of these efforts, we recently closed some accounts that appeared to be engaging in exploitative activities. it is our goal is to protect our players from such activities whenever possible.

After further review, access to this account been restored and all actions removed.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused and encourage you to contact us with any further questions or concerns you may have. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

My best guess is that I was banned because one of my alts had joined a gold farmers guild... so when the GMs pulled out the ban hammer on that particular group, they automatically banned me also.

BTW.. gold farmers are getting out of hand lately! I've played for a while but I've never seen anything as bizarre as this!



Anyways, on to the actual progress of Week 4. After prospecting a couple hundred stacks of Saronite Ore I bought... Here is what my current bank tabs look like:








That brings my total gold count to 538,026g, which is actually a great week since I bought my self a couple of things as a treat. I picked up a [Hyacinth Macaw] for 9K... since it is considered one of the rarest pets in the game, I simply couldn't resist. I also bought 8 Primordial Saronites to craft some BOE gear. I have yet to decide what I am going to do with all the green quality gems... since crafting rings and DEing them is much less profitable now.

Anyways.. I know I've been updating a lot of personal stuff lately, but once I become less busy in real life I will make more posts on gold making tips!

-Munie

Account Permanently Banned

So apparently my account has been banned. =_=

I'll be updating about the progress here.. but still... thats pretty lame. I got no warnings at all and then suddenly... BAM.

PS. Have fun with no competition Egge XD

Week 3

Hey guys,

Once again, this week has been really busy for me. Had a ton of projects due... in fact I still have one due tonight. Last week was patch 3.3.3 I believe, and with it came the new Random Battleground feature. As I predicted correctly, this ONLY made the price of [Cardinal Ruby] drop by a noticeable amount. The yellow and blue gems only dropped by a little, while all the other colors were unaffected. The price of Cardinal Ruby dropped due to the fact that most people tend to buy because they think it is "the best" gem out of all the other colors. However, if you checked out my JC spreadsheet from last week, you would know that that is not true.

Anyhow, here are the results for this week:





Total Gold : 518026

This is 25K more than last week! Not to mention I invested a lot into epic gems this week, I picked up quite a few raw epic gems. At this moment in time I have about 40 K just sitting as raw gems. Along with about 500 stacks of [Saronite Ore] which i picked up for 13g/stack. I also bought about 300 stacks of [Thorium Ore] for 8g/stack. So yeah.. I did a lot of spending this week!

- Munie

Week 2

So here it is... after an entire week... I ended up with..


482997G + 9857G = 492854G... only about 2000 more than last week lol but part of that reason is because I bought a lot of epic gems, saronite ore, and what not.

I went on a GKDP run on Friday, and picked up a [Frostbrood Sapphire Ring] for 11K. Actually, only spent about 2 K that night, because at the end of the raid everyone got 9 K gold. I was bidding on [Deathbringer's Will] with some other guy before I gave up at 45 K. At first, I was a bit caught up in my own ego thinking that I could out bid anyone so I kept bidding more and more... but then I realized there are always future runs and that 45K is a pretty steep price to pay for a trinket.. considering people got the trinket for only 11K and 13K on past runs.

Anyways, the week has been so-so for me, I wasn't home or got home really late so I was undercut by every one else. I don't know why but the enchanting scrolls market died for me because I sold very few of those. Most of my gold came from JC cuts and glyphs pulled in about only 1.4 K throughout the entire week.

I'm gonna guess that last week was spring break for many schools, so that explains the increase in sales >_>

On a brighter note.. I was randoming checking the AH for scrolls and I saw this


Pretty neat that it was only going for 300G, I wonder if the person meant to put it up for 3000G.

That concludes this week, next week is probably going to be hectic again for me. So much freaking school work :(

Jewelcrafting - Cut Recommendations

Been pretty tied up in real life, but all you JCers or soon to become JCers will be glad for this one. It took me a little while to put this together, so I hope this will be of good use to you all.

So what I did was I went to the BeanCounter section of my auctioneer and manually typed up this spreadsheet.



Through this it should give you a good idea of which cuts unload the best, and which cuts to avoid unless you want to collect all the epic cuts.

Looking at my spreadsheet, I would say that these are the best selling cuts

Solid Majestic Zircon
Reckless Ametrine
Balanced Dreadstone
Purified Dreadstone
Bold Cardinal Ruby
Bright Cardinal Ruby
Delicate Cardinal Ruby
Fractured Cardinal Ruby
Runed Cardinal Ruby
Brilliant King's Amber
Quick King's Amber
Rigid King's Amber
Smooth King's Amber

*Note* that best selling does NOT = to most profitable cuts!

Download the spreadsheet: Click Me!

Jewelcrafting - Selling Cuts

Before I start explaining how I work the JC industry, I just wanted to thank all of you readers and subscribers so far... without you guys I'd probably lose interest in blogging very quickly. I don't really know, but there just seems to be something exciting about seeing your reader number climb from 0 to 9 (haha.. I know that's still a low number... so subscribe!). I'd love to hear more from you guys (whether it be complaints, questions, or criticism), so leave me a comment or send me an email!

I'm sure some of you are curious as to how I make money with JC. The answer is - I sell cuts. Which cuts you ask? Almost every single cut.

Epic Quality Gems


I have two characters listing epic gems. Yes, you heard me! I have two characters named ALPHA and BETA. With ALPHA, I list one of every single RED, YELLOW, AND BLUE cut on the AH for 48 Hours and a price of 290G. Normally, cut gems for these colours go anywhere from 180G to 250G. On BETA, I list/undercut one of every single epic gem cut using QuickAuctions3. For BETA, I only use the 12 hour deposit because I KNOW that on my server that I will be undercut before I reach 24 hours, so I never bother with anything over 12 hours. There are several reason why I even bother listing with ALPHA listed below:

1. This helps me set a "threshold" for people to undercut from and helps me keep the market value high.
2. Using a different character will arouse less suspicion. If I listed [Delicate Cardinal Ruby] on BETA for 180G and 290G, people will know that that the 290G is a jacked up price. So, having ALPHA list helps disguise the fact that the item is over priced.
3. It feels hella awesome when the ones I list at a markup actually sell. It feels good when you just sold a gem for 290G when the uncut gem is going for 170G. Easy 120G profit.
4. Believe it or not, but people actually buy the 290G gem even when there are OTHER GEMS on the AH for cheaper. I could never quite understand this, but its not even an addon issue. I'm talking about cases where there are only 3 [Delicate Cardinal Ruby] on the AH, two of them selling for 220G and mine selling for 290G and some guy comes in and buys mine. It always give me a good chuckle while I relist another for 290G.

Epic gems sell well almost all of the time, usually best on Tuesdays-Thursdays. However, I've run into some crazy weekends where I've sold more epic cuts on a Sunday than Tuesday-Thursday combined.

Rare Quality Gems


Many people have forgotten about this market, but it is still a VERY profitable market. I profit around 10G-45G for these cuts. These sell best on Sat/Sun due to people leveling and gear up their alts. For these, I post 1 of each for 24 Hrs.

Meta Gems - This market is avoided by a lot of people. I used to avoid it too... until I found a transmute master to make me a couple stacks of each meta gem. These sold very well at the beginning of the last patch, but now the demand for them have dropped. I list these at 12 Hr intervals.

Green Quality Gems


This market really really surprises me sometimes. Green gems are worth about 1.3G-2G on my server. I sell non-perfect cuts like [Delicate Bloodstone] for 8 G and the perfect cuts [Perfect Delicate Bloodstone] for 15G. I only sell RED, YELLOW, and ORANGE gems for these. The others are rarely used and are not worth my time collecting out of the mail and relisting. For green quality gems, I post them at 48Hrs, since the competition is so low that I can expect not to be undercut for them.

Jewelcrafting Epics


This market is nearly dead, however, I still manage to sell crafted epics for 450G+ above their material price. I list these at 48 Hr intervals since competition is even lower than the green quality gems.

That pretty much wraps it up in terms of what I sell. I will be doing a post soon on my statistics for each cut to help you guys get a good idea of which cuts are worth getting first.

-Munie

Day 7

Below shows the results for this fine Tuesday. School work is really starting to pile up, and I feel that daily stats are pretty pointless after a while. I'll just post an update on my personal progress every week starting from today.


Meanwhile, I'll be posting more gold making tips... so stay tuned!

(OMG SO CLOSE TO 500K)

Day 6

Sorry for late post. Anyways, here are results for day 6, which pretty much wraps up this week since I started this blog on a Wednesday. I withdrew about 5000 for materials earlier which explains the drop in gold.



So this week I gained about 36K from sales. As for how much actual profit that is... to be honest I'm not sure XD

Essential Addons

The information contained in this post should be not be anything new to many people since almost every blog out there has their own little post on which addons to use. However, I'm still going to go ahead and do one of these just in case there are some newer players that don't know about these. I personally don't think I would even bother trying to make gold anymore if these addons suddenly disappeared (I actually feel this way whenever a new patch hits lol). Also, I don't think my blog would be "complete" if I don't do a post on this.

Auctioneer

One of the most essential addons for anyone that cares about gold. My favorite feature of it are the percentage column for items that it displays and it's Easy BuyOut/Cancel feature. I recommend you get this at the very least.

Altoholic

This addon is a must if you are mass crafting. It allows you to check what items your alts are holding so you know what to restock without char hopping.

BulkMail2

I'm really kicking myself for getting this addon only 2 weeks ago. This speeds up your mailing process by an insane amount of time. I love mailing 60 items in 2 seconds with a single mouse click.

Postal

Best. Addon. Ever. Period. Pretty much what you want is the OPEN ALL function, which automatically collects all the mail you have. Of course you can configure it to not pick up some mail.

QuickAuctions3

This is probably the only reason I sell things on the auction house. Not only does this addon undercut other people in auctions, but it help you scan for which auctions you are undercut in.

KevTool Queue

"Kev Tool Queue (KTQ) will auto queue items that match a keyword into skillet. You tell it how many you want to have and it will check with altoholic to see how many you already have. It will then only craft the ones you need. It also has optional support for auctioneer to check prices and have it skip any item listed too low. You can use any keyword, but it has a few built in."

The most useful fuctions I use are:

/ktq queue 2 epicgems
/ktq queue 2 raregems
/ktq queue 5 glyphs

By typing the commands listed above, I can automatically restock any gems/glyphs that have been sold out.

Skillet

"ºBuilt-in queue for creating multiple, different items
ºUser editable list of notes attached to reagents and crafted items.
ºAutomatically buy reagents for queued recipes when visiting a vendor"
You need this in order for KTQ to work.

Auditor

This addon helps keep track of your gold flow.

Day 5

So today I was bored and was flipping around my auctioneer when I decided to check out how much money I've earned off auctions. I nearly shit my pants when I saw 1.3 million. (At first I was like wtf? 130K? That can't be right?!" Anyways, after including how much I've spent at the AH , it boils down to a total of 700K... Pretty decent I guess? >_>



Anyways, today was a lucky day! Look at how nicely the number just happened to fit into my guild bank :D



Just a little follow up on my previous post: I sold about 14 [Rituals of the New Moon] today, which equals to GG profit!

Stay tuned for more updates and gold making tips!

Inscription - Rituals of the New Moon

I really have to thank Tella for this one... I've done this a few times already, and the results have been... well... lets let the screenshots speak for themselves.




Look at that .. in a mere 8 minutes I made an approximate of 1050g profit. The only draw back to selling this item is you have to advertise it, and the amount of sales will start to decrease dramatically after the first few times you do it. Nevertheless, this is really worth doing once in a while.

If you happen to have Inscription... try it out! Leave a comment below and tell me how it goes!

EDIT: Here is a good way to advertise this item.

Have your character equip one of these, and /dance in the most popular city of your faction (eg, on top of SW fountain, or on a mailbox beside the AH).

What you get is a rather large wolf standing on its hind legs along with A LOT of curious people all around you checking you out! It's quite funny because you can click on everyone around you and see how many of them are looking at you XD

Day 3&4

Been busy IRL, was out a lot for the past 2 days. Below shows results for day 3 and 4. Will be putting up a better post tomorrow.

Day 2

Yesterday was a sad sad day T_T (I'm writing this on Day 3). I have various alts for various auction house purposes. Their names are pretty self explanatory as you can see...


Anyways, I had already deleted Buymyglyphs and Buymyenchant because I wanted some new alt names for auction house PVP purposes. When I got to Buymygems I had cleared out all gems in my inventory and bank. But the one thing I forgot to do was to send the gold he was carrying to another alt. So BAM... I lost 3.8 K just like that ._.
I've sent in a ticket asking if I could get the money back.

On a brighter note, I sold a buttload of stuff yesterday


For those that are wondering, I make money mainly via JC / Enchanting. I'm also a light seller in the glyph market.

Effective Cross-Faction Trading

As many of you all know, it is possible to create both a Horde and Alliance character on the same account. It doesn't take much to figure out that there is a profit to be made if a stack of [Adder's Tongue] is selling for 20G on the Horde side and only for 10G on the Alliance Side. In fact, I even know of some Chinese gold farmers that did this when I drove them out with my nonstop undercutting on epic gems. They simply took their gems to opposite faction to sell.

On my server, [Adder's Tongue] and [Icethorn] was going for 25-34G/stack on the Horde Side, while I found about 150 stacks of them for only 8-15G/stack on the Alliance Side. That's around an instant 2.5K profit!

So what exactly do you need to do this?

- Either two accounts, or a trusty friend
- Some starting gold for investing

Step 1. Make a character of the opposite faction on both accounts.

Lets say you are Alliance A, and your friend is Alliance B. Make a new alt called Horde B, and a have your friend make an alt called Horde A. As long as Alliance B and Horde B are on separate accounts (you can't bid on auctions on the same account) you are fine.

Step 2. Park Alliance A and Horde A in any major city beside the auction houses.

Step 3. Check for items worth transferring and buy them.

Some examples are: flasks, abyss crystals, greater cosmic essences, herbs, etc. Remember that there is a 5% auction house cut on all sales. However, this amount should be negligible.

Step 4. Send Alliance B and Horde B to Stranglethorn Vale.

Step 5. Alliance A sends items to Alliance B, Alliance B posts on neutral AH while Horde B grabs items immediately. Horde B then sends items to Horde A.



I like to transfer flasks because they stack nicely, but let's say you want to transfer cut gems. What I do is set up Quick Auctions 3 for epic gems, make the fallback price to 1 copper and mass post... but make sure your friend is ready to buy the items!

Step 6. Horde A sells the transferred goods, finds items worth selling on the Alliance side, and follows similar procedures listed above.



Note: You want to AVOID TRANSFERRING GOLD. You can transfer a little amount initially to pay for auction house deposits and such, but the neutral auction house has a huge auction house cut (15%), so if you transfer gold directly you will most likely end up with a loss.

Note 2: There are actually a couple of different combinations of alts that you can do this with. Find one that suits you best.

Day 1

Not a bad day today, pulled in around 5 K today. Of course, this is not pure income (material costs have not been accounted for), although a good 50% of it is.



It's currently 11:30 PM here and I have two midterms tomorrow morning at 8:00 AM... with that being said, today's post will be rather short.

A new blog is born!

Since this is the first post, I feel that a brief intro is due.

I'm just some guy studying at some university in Canada. Because of school work and such, I am unable to raid hardcore so all my gear obtained is from PuGs :( I started making gold from around October 2009. I'm currently at around 450K in pure gold and I am now aiming for 1 million... so consider this blog the progress of me going from 0 to 500K all over again.



I will be posting gold making tips as I go along, so be sure to check back every so often!