I don't know about everyone else but when I started to PvP I sucked at it. Not because I'm unskilled, or because I'm too slow, it was simply because I had very weak gear. If you complain about that you will hear people saying that gear doesn't matter, only skill. I find that funny coming from someone who has the top gear on him and has no problems in PvP. That's like when actors,good looking actors, say stuff like, the inside counts more than the outside. I tried PvP-ing in my green gear thinking I'll get the PvP armor and I'll be ok. Well to get it you need to kill something, especially as a Rogue, you can't run around leeching because you die in an instant. So I started farming World of Warcraft gold as a last resort.



After you level up, you still need to PvE to get some better items. I started thinking how I could start farming World of Warcraft gold and came up with some ideas. First off I started looking for a bunch of daily quests to do, daily... After I found some I made sure I wrote down locations and stuff as I did them so it will be easier the next day. I was doing pretty good but still I needed more. So I went to the Auction House and started looking for ways to make gold with that. Farming World of Warcraft gold can be very easy using the Auction House as long as you do some research and watch the prices and how they behave. I made a list of items that sold out each time and followed their prices to see where they stand. I started buying such items when they were cheaper, hold them until most of them sold and then put mine up for more that I got them, much more. 80% of the times it worked and I was able to get a nice profit from it. With those 2 methods I made farming World of Warcraft gold a piece of cake.

After a week or so of using those two methods, I had enough money to buy some blue or purple items. I also was able to buy myself spots in raids for the items that couldn't be sold and all of this because I started farming World of Warcraft gold for myself. After I pimped my character, I went to PvP again. In the month that I researched ways to start farming World of Warcraft gold and actually making the gold I haven't PvPed at all. When I went back to Battlegrounds I could clearly see the differences. My gear in combination with my PvP experience made it easy for me to grab victories after victories. I was amazed to see that in World of Warcraft gold equals everything, so I adapted and haven't looked back.

After a while you don't feel like beating your brain to find new ways to start farming World of Warcraft gold, so I bought myself a gold guide. It is so easy having one, you just use and get gold. It's as easy as that. Just make sure you read some reviews before you get one as there are a lot of fake guides out there.