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World of Warcraft is a big game with many players to its game play. You can form huge raids to go fight hugger monsters, fight against tons of other players and make wow gold. Making gold is a vital part of game play. Without wow gold you can't buy reagents you need to perform certain spells, armor and weapons from the Auction House, start a guild, get a mount, the list goes on and on.
So here we will tell you about how all classes in the game make gold, their strengths and weaknesses to making gold and if you should spend your time trying to make mast amounts of gold wow with that class.
Making money by killing mobs and doing quests is called farming, and the ones who do it are called farmers. It is about solo farming, but not about grouping with others. Forming a group of farmers can be very profitable but you've to share the world of warcraft gold between everyone and people can rip you off.
The Warrior isn't a very good farmer. He can kill almost any mob another class can, but he is slow at doing it can only take on one or two mobs at a time, and can't heal himself.
The Warlock is one of the best farmers. With the Warlocks Seed of Corruption spell and the help of a tanking minion, he can easily take out 10-20 mobs at once. Warlocks can also run around using damage over time spells to slowly kill about 10 enemies at one time.
The Druid is good at farming, but defiantly not the greatest. The Druid with his cat form can go invisible and sneak up on enemies to kill them very quickly. A Druid can heal himself if he gets in trouble, so he can take on a few more enemies at once than a Warrior could. The Druid is adaptable to all situations and every type of enemy. However, the Druid can't take on more than four mobs at one time and survive. Like the Warrior, they do not have many spells or abilities that do damage to multiple targets.
The Hunter is another class that is only good at farming. With the help of his pet he can easily take on three mobs at once and kill them all quickly from a distance. The Hunter can get out of trouble by his feign death ability, or playing dead. He can lay down traps that can do damage to multiple targets, slow them down, or incapacitate them for a short amount of time. It is better at farming than a Warrior, but he can't heal himself with spells and take on as many mobs a Warlock or Mage can.
The Mage is another best choice for farming, along with Warlock. The Mages have many AoE spells, meaning that the spells do damage to multiple targets at the same time that give him a supreme advantage over all other classes. A frost Mage is the best AoE farmer because he can cast an ice barrier around himself to absorb damage, make him into a block of ice immune to all attacks for a couple seconds and slow enemies speed considerably allowing him to do more damage from a distance. All Mages can do very well in low level dungeons, by rounding about 50 mobs, if the mobs are about level 20-30, and taking out all of them in two or three spells.
The Paladin can be the best low level dungeon farmer if used properly in the game. An AoE Paladin is this type of Paladin you want to be for farming. The Paladin can take way more damage than a Mage and take on about 6 mobs at one time and win, but a Mage can kill the mobs faster. An AoE Paladin in a low level instance can round up and kill 100s of mobs in a matter of minutes which depend on what level dungeon he is in. AoE Paladins can take out whole dungeons in anywhere between 5-20 minutes.
The Priest is another class that is only good at farming. If a Priest wanted to make good money he is better off getting into a party as a healer. Still, a shadow Priest is about as good at farming as a Druid. The shadow Priest can heal himself for the amount of shadow damage he does, a big advantage that allows the Priest to take extra damage from enemies. The Priest gets a few good DoTs, but doesn't compare to a Warlock.
The Shaman has a few AoE spells that give him an advantage in farming over other classes, but again a mage or AoE Paladin is way better. The Shaman can take on about 4 mobs at one time and win, but will take a while. If a Shaman can slow 3 enemies with a grounding totem and use chain lightning over and over this can be a very fast way of farming.
The Rogue is just good at farming. The Rogues can't take on very many enemies at once, in fact they are better off taking one at a time, but can kill single enemies before the enemy knows what hit him. Rogues are faster at farming than a Warrior or Druid, but Druids have the advantage of healing themselves.
As above, we have gone over all the classes. We best hope that you can get the hang of them without any difficulties.
So here we will tell you about how all classes in the game make gold, their strengths and weaknesses to making gold and if you should spend your time trying to make mast amounts of gold wow with that class.
Making money by killing mobs and doing quests is called farming, and the ones who do it are called farmers. It is about solo farming, but not about grouping with others. Forming a group of farmers can be very profitable but you've to share the world of warcraft gold between everyone and people can rip you off.
The Warrior isn't a very good farmer. He can kill almost any mob another class can, but he is slow at doing it can only take on one or two mobs at a time, and can't heal himself.
The Warlock is one of the best farmers. With the Warlocks Seed of Corruption spell and the help of a tanking minion, he can easily take out 10-20 mobs at once. Warlocks can also run around using damage over time spells to slowly kill about 10 enemies at one time.
The Druid is good at farming, but defiantly not the greatest. The Druid with his cat form can go invisible and sneak up on enemies to kill them very quickly. A Druid can heal himself if he gets in trouble, so he can take on a few more enemies at once than a Warrior could. The Druid is adaptable to all situations and every type of enemy. However, the Druid can't take on more than four mobs at one time and survive. Like the Warrior, they do not have many spells or abilities that do damage to multiple targets.
The Hunter is another class that is only good at farming. With the help of his pet he can easily take on three mobs at once and kill them all quickly from a distance. The Hunter can get out of trouble by his feign death ability, or playing dead. He can lay down traps that can do damage to multiple targets, slow them down, or incapacitate them for a short amount of time. It is better at farming than a Warrior, but he can't heal himself with spells and take on as many mobs a Warlock or Mage can.
The Mage is another best choice for farming, along with Warlock. The Mages have many AoE spells, meaning that the spells do damage to multiple targets at the same time that give him a supreme advantage over all other classes. A frost Mage is the best AoE farmer because he can cast an ice barrier around himself to absorb damage, make him into a block of ice immune to all attacks for a couple seconds and slow enemies speed considerably allowing him to do more damage from a distance. All Mages can do very well in low level dungeons, by rounding about 50 mobs, if the mobs are about level 20-30, and taking out all of them in two or three spells.
The Paladin can be the best low level dungeon farmer if used properly in the game. An AoE Paladin is this type of Paladin you want to be for farming. The Paladin can take way more damage than a Mage and take on about 6 mobs at one time and win, but a Mage can kill the mobs faster. An AoE Paladin in a low level instance can round up and kill 100s of mobs in a matter of minutes which depend on what level dungeon he is in. AoE Paladins can take out whole dungeons in anywhere between 5-20 minutes.
The Priest is another class that is only good at farming. If a Priest wanted to make good money he is better off getting into a party as a healer. Still, a shadow Priest is about as good at farming as a Druid. The shadow Priest can heal himself for the amount of shadow damage he does, a big advantage that allows the Priest to take extra damage from enemies. The Priest gets a few good DoTs, but doesn't compare to a Warlock.
The Shaman has a few AoE spells that give him an advantage in farming over other classes, but again a mage or AoE Paladin is way better. The Shaman can take on about 4 mobs at one time and win, but will take a while. If a Shaman can slow 3 enemies with a grounding totem and use chain lightning over and over this can be a very fast way of farming.
The Rogue is just good at farming. The Rogues can't take on very many enemies at once, in fact they are better off taking one at a time, but can kill single enemies before the enemy knows what hit him. Rogues are faster at farming than a Warrior or Druid, but Druids have the advantage of healing themselves.
As above, we have gone over all the classes. We best hope that you can get the hang of them without any difficulties.
