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Vendor Farming

           This is a effective method to get some cheap items that people don't know (Or don't care) to know the value of. For example, check the vendors in newbie zones for Spiderling Silk. This is one item that most low levels don't know the actual value of and would sell it to a vendor. Good vendors to check for items like this are the vendors in the bazaar, Newbie zones, PoK and Guild Lobby.

I can't tell you all the items to look out for but I can give you a rather quick list of what sells really well.

Spider Silk
Spiderling Silk
Sunshard Ore
Sunshard Powder
High Quality Pelts
Sunshard Pebble
A lot of things that say "This item can be used in tradeskills"

Group Drops

           The best way I've found to make money (Besides Buying and Reselling) was actually from nammed mobs in high end zones. What this means is your best way to make money is by AA grinding/leveling in groups. Not stop and farm mobs mindlessly for hours on end. For example, say you're grouped in Hills of Shade and your group kills The Rot. He drops an Alloy-Linked Coat, that you win the roll on.

           You can turn around and sell this for 450k or more. Or you could farm Sunshard Ore for 6 hours and make less then a quarter of this amount. There are plenty of rare drops out there that you need a group to take down. The only downside to make money this way is you gotta get lucky enough to see the nammed, then pull the nammed, then win the roll.

(Example is out of date, requesting another one)

Buffing, Porting and Conjuring

           If you're a Cleric, Shaman, Enchanter, Mage, Druid, Wizard, or any class with a rare/wanted buff or port then you can always buff or port for money. Clerics and Enchanters are the easiest classes to do this with, since they have Temp and KEI. The Added addition to this category is Mages. They can conjure items for pets that are in popular demand by pet classes.

           Mages don't even have to be around to sell these items, you can place them on the bazaar after you create them. So if say a Football game is on you can keep bringing down the trader every time you sell all of the items you conjured and put them back up!

Farming

           Farming is the most common method of getting cash. It's also one of the most effective ways for instant cash. Farming can get boring (As will everything) but sometimes it's actually fun to just sit back and kill stuff. Below is a list of all of the best things to farm, most of the methods that I list are for people like me, that aren't in full raid gear or 2k + AA's. Click on one of the links below for your level range to see the best farming locations;

The Farming Section is Under Re-construction

Levels 1-49
Levels 50-55
Levels 55-60
Levels 60-65
Levels 65-70
Levels 70-75
Levels 75-80
Levels 80-85

                               

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