5 Tips for Maximizing Profits in WoW: Pandaria Classic's Economy

The economy in WoW: Pandaria Classic is all about supply and demand. Items that were once cheap can skyrocket in price overnight, while others can plummet to almost nothing. It's all about knowing what's hot and what's not. Here's how to make the most of it.

1. Understand the Market

The auction house is your friend. Check it regularly to see what's in demand and what's not. Don't buy anything you don't need, and only sell what sells. If you have a stockpile of green items, check the AH to see if they're worth anything. If not, disenchant them and turn them into dust and gems. Don't forget that enchanting mats are in high demand, so check the prices of those too. Don't waste your time selling them for a pittance. If you're short on gold, buy what you need and sell what you don't.

2. Gather Profitably

Herbs and ores are the best ways to earn gold in WoW: Pandaria Classic. But don't mine or farm blindly. Check the AH first. If you see prices high, mine or farm them. If not, mine or farm them. You can make a lot of gold by selling them in bulk.

3. Craft Smartly

Don't craft everything you can. Check the AH prices before you craft. If prices are low, craft what sells. If you're short on gold, buy the mats and craft them. Don't craft what's cheap. If you can't sell it, disenchant it. If you're short on gold, buy the mats and sell the finished item.

4. Buy Low, Sell High

Check the AH for prices of items you need. If they're cheap, buy them. If you can't sell them, disenchant them. Don't craft them. If you can't sell them, buy them and disenchant. If you're short on gold, buy them.

5. Upgrade Wisely

Don't upgrade everything you find. Check the AH first. If prices are low, upgrade. If you can't sell it, disenchant it. If you're short on gold, buy it and disenchant. If you can't sell it, buy it.

The blacksmithing recipe for [item] is in high demand. Craft it and sell it. If you can't sell it, disenchant it. If you're short on gold, buy it and disenchant. If you can't sell it, buy it.