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I promised more Alchemy and Herbalism tips after last week so let’s jump right into it with five more pieces of advice.
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It’s time to turn those Alchemy and Herbalism professions to the task of earning some WoW Gold. This is some straight-up, useable advice on how to keep some decent gold coming in consistently without stopping your normal game-play to farm materials for endless hours. You should be able to quest or group as you normally do and always have some auctions running that bring you decent gold, no matter what level you are.
I’m a recent Fishing convert. It’s a “profession” I mocked openly and harshly since I began playing this game oh so long ago. But now my attitude has changed.
In the last few weeks I feel as if I reached what, as far as I’m concerned, is the maximum I can accomplish on my Hunter without being in a Raiding guild. Since I don’t have much desire or inclination to join a real guild I’m trying to find other things to keep my Hunter active and, to that end, I took up Fishing.
My Hunter is a little lacking in the Hit department so he’s on a pretty steady diet of Worg Tartate when he runs Heroics or Raids. This means I’m usually in need of a constant supply of Worg Haunch and after some experimenting I’ve found what I consider to be the best spot to farm them.
On the southwestern side of the Borean Tundra, near Warsong Hold and the Riplash Strand, is a series of cliffs and hills full of Worgs. Check out the map above for the exact location. With a drop rate that hovers somewhere around 50% a player can haul in a ton of Worg Haunches in a relatively short amount of time. The area also offers the added bonus of having plenty of roaming Rhinos dropping Rhino Meat at a 50% rate as well.
Sanguine Hibiscus is going for around 5g each on my server right now. It’s a quest item for the Outland quests Bring Me A Shrubbery! and the repeatable follow-up called Bring Me Another Shrubbery! Both of those quests award you reputation with Sporeggar.
Now that I’m dabbling in the dark art of Cooking, I’m in the business of farming for a variety of ingredients for the Dalaran Cooking Dailies. One of the more popular items you need is Chilled Meat which, when Wrath launched, was so common it practically dropped from the skies. They made a change to limit the number of creatures that drop it and now it’s not as easy to come across.
Luckily, if you fly just south of the Explorers’ League Outpost, in southwestern Howling Fjord, you’ll find a nice little spot of beach and rocks full of several types of Lion Seals (see the map above).
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