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Spasmolytic · 08-30-2006, 02:20 PM

If you're a miner, the perimeter of the Charred Vale in Stonetalon Mountains is home to a lot of Mithril (and a few times Iron, copper/tin, or a lucky Truesilver).

It's also good to play the Auction House. That is, keep an eye out for Blues and Purples that are underpriced, then resell them at regular price. Or, look for high quanitites of items (causing an overall drop in price) and buy it out; then, when the price returns to regular, you can sell it all back slowly.

Also, if you're a miner, sometimes you can find small amounts of ores in the AH for cheap. For instance, if a stack of 20 Mithril were to cost 4g, and you see a few small stacks of 5 mithril ore (or bars) selling for about 50s, you can smelt it (ore) or stack it (bar) to gain some fast and easy cash.

Incomplete stacks can often times be cheaper per unit than complete stacks. However, the opposite can also be true in some circumstances. So, keep an eye out for trade goods (pearls, gems, ore, cloth, and such) that could sell for more individually or as complete stacks.

08-30-2006, 02:20 PM	#161
Spasmolytic Registered User Spasmolytic is offline Now Playing: Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth, Diablo 2, Suikoden V Posts: 82	Re: WoW: Battle Reports If you're a miner, the perimeter of the Charred Vale in Stonetalon Mountains is home to a lot of Mithril (and a few times Iron, copper/tin, or a lucky Truesilver). It's also good to play the Auction House. That is, keep an eye out for Blues and Purples that are underpriced, then resell them at regular price. Or, look for high quanitites of items (causing an overall drop in price) and buy it out; then, when the price returns to regular, you can sell it all back slowly. Also, if you're a miner, sometimes you can find small amounts of ores in the AH for cheap. For instance, if a stack of 20 Mithril were to cost 4g, and you see a few small stacks of 5 mithril ore (or bars) selling for about 50s, you can smelt it (ore) or stack it (bar) to gain some fast and easy cash. Incomplete stacks can often times be cheaper per unit than complete stacks. However, the opposite can also be true in some circumstances. So, keep an eye out for trade goods (pearls, gems, ore, cloth, and such) that could sell for more individually or as complete stacks.