WoW TBC Anniversary Gold

Most players waste gold on dumb stuff. They'll drop 500g on a blue weapon upgrade when they could get a better one from badges next week. Or they'll buy all their consumables from the auction house instead of farming the mats themselves during off-hours.

Here's the secret: time your purchases. The auction house crashes on Tuesday nights after raid resets — that's when you buy gems and enchants. Prices spike on weekends when casual players are online. Buy low on Wednesday mornings, sell high Saturday afternoon. Simple.

Common mistakes I see every day:

• Buying epic flying before getting your professions to 375 — you need those daily cooldowns
• Wasting gold on PVP gear that gets replaced by badge gear
• Not doing the Skettis dailies — they're boring but give 50g for 20 minutes of work
• Vendor-ing green items instead of disenchanting them (small shards sell for 5g each)
• Buying netherweave bags when you should be crafting them with tailoring

Prioritize this: get your epic flying first (5,000g), then max two gathering professions. Mining and herbalism in Nagrand during off-hours can net 300g/hour if you know the routes. Use that gold to fund your raid consumables — don't touch it for anything else.

Hidden benefit most overlook: the Sha'tari Skyguard rep grind. At exalted, you get access to nether ray mounts and — more importantly — the Reputation Boost vendor sells patterns that crafters pay premium prices for. A single Nethercleft Leg Armor pattern sells for 800g on my server. That's free money most players ignore because the rep grind sucks.

Bottom line: if you're going to buy wow tbc anniversary gold, spend it smart. Don't blow it all on one piece of gear. Spread it across consumables, profession mats, and long-term investments. MMOFox delivers fast, but what you do with that gold determines whether you're ahead or broke again next week.