How To Make Gold Farming Spider Silk

Gold Farming - How To Make Gold in Wow

by Shawn Woods

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Spiders are icky. I don't care what you say - they're just gross
and I don't generally want to have anything to do with them. Too
many legs. Too many eyes. They're just plain unpleasant and yet in
World of Warcraft they are one of my favorite mobs and for a
wonderful set of reasons. Mostly though, they reward the heck out
of you with some mighty fine swag when you get to hunting them.
From the highest end Nerubian Chitins to hunting down the Spider
King in Azjol'Nerub, you're getting your time and money's worth
when you hunt spiders.

But, one of the biggest farming targets is always Spider Silk and
in Wrath of the Lich King, there is yet another new form of Spider
Silk that's hit the game and it's worth a ton (as usual). Used in
everything from Epic Spellthreads (which are sweet) to Flying
Carpet Mounts (which are sweeter), Iceweb Spider Silk is huge in
the game and is going to remain that way for a good long time.
Generally, you're looking at an average of anywhere between 40 and
60 gold per stack and they can add up fast when farming.

If you're like me and are always looking for a good throw down with
a (virtual) spider, the best place to find these Iceweb Spider
wielding baddies is in Zul'Drak where a crew of Trapdoor Crawlers
has infested Heb'Valok near (36,51). The drop rate is great, but
watch out if you're a Rogue. These things are crawling around
underground (remember Crudbusters in Hellfire?) and can't be opened
on easily.

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How To Make Gold Farming Elementals

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by Shawn Woods

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Remember when you could sly into Nagrand, land in the middle of the
Elemental Plateau and flat out own your guildies by posting up 300
or more gold an hour. Ah, those were the good old days. These days,
elemental farming has been slapped around a bit and isn't quite as
good as it used to be.

First off, you've got the new Motes - Crystallized Elements. There
are six this time around (no Mana), and they all turn into Eternals
when you transmute 10 of them. They are sold for the same things
too - high level crafting and you even need more of them than you
did before. But, finding the elementals you need to farm is a bit
harder and the prices are even a bit lower than Primals were in
there heyday. So what's the point?

Well, first off, you can farm more of them plus all the nifty other
stuff out there. By hitting up Lake Wintergrasp between battles
you'll find every kind of elemental out there and boy oh boy do
they drop Crystallized Elements. Next up, you can mine any of the
Crystallized Elements by digging up the various kinds of ore. Herbs
drop Life and Water and Fishing still drops Water.

To top things off, you can find all of them on arctic clouds with
Engineering as you did with your Mote Extractor before. That makes
four solid professions that can flatout farm the things. Throw in
farming for greens and blues and all the other loot you can find
and the prices even out. Think of it this way, someone needs those
things. If you don't farm them, who will. Plus, you can all but do
it in your sleep.

Hit up the hot spots and you'll rake in between 200 and 400 gold an
hour - it's not Titanium money but if Icecrown is overcamped (which
it will be) you can maintain a nice clip and relax a bit later in
the day. Gotta love elementals.

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Tauren Chef - Wrath of the Kitchen King

WoW Cooking Guide

Wrath of the Kitchen King (WotKK) is the expansion to the Tauren Chef Cookbook and is a massive guide to leveling your in-game WoW cooking skills and also includes all new recipes from Azeroth, Outlands, and Northrend, allowing you to level your real world cooking skills. Now you can eat as well as your characters!

Some of the recipes found in-game, that you can also make in your kitchen, are:

• Smoked Desert Dumplings
• Nothern Stew
• Conjured Muffins
• Monster Omelet
• Deep Run Rat Kabob
• Carrion Surprise
• Fillet of Redgill
• Arathi Basin Field Rations
• Galgar's Cactus Apple Surprise
• Tracker Snacks
• Metal Gear Solid fans will finally be able to try out the Russian Rations and see if they're really up to snuff
• Over 60 recipes in all!

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How To Make Gold Hunting Rhino

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by Shawn Woods

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Meat is good stuff. It smells great when you cook it. It fills you
up better than anything out there and it tastes good with ketchup.
Any kind of meat...good with ketchup.

I'm a big fan of meat so it's no surprise that meat farming is a
fun enterprise for me in WoW. I spend a good amount of time hunting
down the big game that tends to be flotsaming around the more beast
friendly zones out there and snagging some meat, a few skins and
whatever else may fall.

There are a ton of options this time around too. As usual, we have
a Nesingwary zone to thank for that - this time it's Sholazar Basin
and it's a beautiful place to lounge and make some profit on the
various beasts and creatures that happen to be around. You're going
to find crocs, cats, and best of all rhinos. What's so good about
rhinos you ask?

Simple. There is no equivalent for Rhino meat based food with fish
based food. Many foods have two options for the same stat boost -
either fish or meat. With Rhino meat, it's just the meat and so a
good stack of Rhino Meat will sell for over 50 gold on average and
sometimes swoop up as high as 60 or even 70 when demand is high.

The best part about it is that the demand will always stay high
because expertise comes out of some Rhino based foods and because
there are so many cooking dailies. Toss in the extra hides, horns,
and random other drops you get and you're set. Where should you be
hunting Rhinos? The area just north of Nesingwary's Camp is a good
one, as is the Rhino infested areas of Borean Tundra and Howling
Fjord.

Get to moving and grab yourself a few good Rhino Dogs before
they're all gone.

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How To Make Gold as an Engineer

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by Shawn Woods

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Engineers have had it bad. Really bad. Just think back a few
patches and expansions and when was the last time that someone
said, "man I wish I could make gold like an engineer"? I'm going to
hazard a guess and say around about...never. It just doesn't happen.
Engineers are not lauded or held on high for their gold making -
they are panned and ignored because they don't make enough and
because you're not going to get much of anywhere with one unless
you like playing with cool gadgets (which, admittedly, I do).

Of course, that has all changed with WotLK as Engineers were given
quite a few cool new things to craft that can make them some solid
profit. You've got your Nitro Boosters, your Pyro Rockets, your
Gnomish Army Knife (this is a great one to save bag space) and
those Overcharged Capacitors everyone is always asking for in
Borean Tundra and Storm Peaks (huge profit on these in week one).

But, the big money maker and the sole reason I'm okay with
Engineering even being called a profession again is the addition
of the crafted mounts - the Chopper and Hog. These puppies might
cost over 15,000 gold to craft, but you can make a 5,000 gold
profit on each one you make. If you happen to have some gold laying
around, knocking out two or three of these in one week will cover
you for a month or two of grinding.

To top it off, everyone and I mean everyone wants one. Finding
someone with 20,000 gold to toss around is the hard part, but in
this age of 700+ gold an hour grinding, it's not nearly as
farfetched as you might think.

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Farming Frostweave in Borean Tundra

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I don't know about you, but I love the new starting zones that
Blizzard put together for Northrend. Hellfire Peninsula was...well,
it sucked. It was too crowded, too bland, and too lacking in some
basic amenities for questers and gold farmers. You still had to
grind there up to 3.0 and it's a wasteland now. But Howling Fjord
and Borean Tundra are awesome and Borean Tundra is a gold mine,
even when you're already Level 80 - that's good world building for
an MMO.

It's even nicer because things like Frostweave Cloth were not made
easy to farm in this iteration of the game. Unlike TBC where you
were swimming in Netherweave whenever you killed anything remotely
resembling a humanoid, Frostweave comes in short, but rare bursts
until you're in the top zones. It's mostly because Tailors get that
blasted scavenging ability (if you're a tailor, use it). It makes
it so the ones who really need cloth can get it more easily and in
greater amounts.

But the rest of us who have fond memories of farming demons in
Shadowmoon Valley or Felwood are left wondering what happened.
Luckily, some hotspots abound. So, we get to combine one of my
favorite zones with one of my favorite farming activities
(humanoids are great for all that extra loot they drop too) in the
caves located near Brom'Gorok Outpost and Fizzlecrank Outpost. It's
chock full of mobs that drop cloth at a 35% rate (with 1-3 drops
per kill) and a huge number of greens and blues in the loot tables.
Check it out next time you're bumbling around the starting zones -
fast respawns, faster kills and all sorts of valuable cloth. Good
times.

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How To Make Gold Farming Frost Lotus

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Who Want's a Frost Lotus?

Hope you're having a good week. I've been at it again, gold farming
to my heart's content (this stuff sure is addictive isn't it?) and
thought I'd throw you another of my favorite farming options. It's
a classic but it's a goodie and it's been a huge boon for my gold
stashes on at least two characters.

I'm talking about Frost Lotuses, those newest of new herbs that are
incredibly rare, incredibly valuable, and incredibly hard to find.
This version of Lotus (what are we up to? Four different kinds now)
is found inside nodes in Northrend at higher rates for higher level
herbs. So Icethorn and Lichbloom drop it more often than anything
else and thus are harder to find (lots of competition).

Unfortunately, unlike Titanium, Blizzard didn't just make Frost
Lotus nodes appear. They make it so you have to track down the
Icethorn and Lichblooms out there and then pick it to see if a
Frost Lotus is inside. It's a pain, but it drives the price up even
higher and the drop rates are even a little better than some other
Lotuses out there (why even bother with Black Lotuses anymore?)

If you're just a farm and auction type, these guys will go for more
than 20 gold each. If you're a crafter, hold on to the puppy and
use it for Alchemy recipes like your top new Alchemist's Stones and
some mighty rare (and mighty pricey new Flasks like Stoneblood).
And if you're an Inscriptionist, DO NOT use it for Azure Pigment.
What a waste that would be when Goldclover is going for 19 gold a
stack.

The final verdict? Frost Lotus = Good Gold. Usually, I can knock
out about 5 or 6 of them per hour if I get a good spot and that's
in addition to all the Icethorn and Lichbloom I find and loot I
snag from the Jormungars that litter the top two zones. Good stuff.

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