WoW Alliance Leveling Guides

Zygor's 1-80 Alliance & Horde Leveling Guide
This is without a doubt the best leveling guide available! I've used it myself and highly recommend it. It features an in-game addon to help you along on each quest. It also gives you the order of quests to do, the location of which quest to do next, and automatically progresses as you complete the quest. It even shows you on the in-game map where to go and what to do. It is a totally in-game guide. Gone are the days of switching windows to read a leveling guide!

Click Here To Visit Zygor's Site

Here is a screenshot from my personal use of Zygor's Guide and a link to the toon's WoW Armory page. (I started using this guide when this toon was Level 24 and flew to Level 70. Using it from Level 1 will make your played time much much lower than mine.)

Armory Page of my toon on Stormrage Server: Hoofman

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Brian Kopp's 1-70 Alliance Leveling Guide
Brian Kopp's Original Leveling Guide! Its a great tool for any alliance player.

Team iDemise Alliance Leveling Guide
Recently updated to 1-80, this guide is growing in popularity by leaps and bounds. This leveling guide also features an in-game interface. You never have to alt tab out of the game to look at a guide.

Using The Auction House To Create Cheap Gold

There are multiple ways to create "cheap" gold at the auction house but due to time i'm only going to share one way in this guide. Keep in mind that I will be adding more guides later and more auction house guides also. I call it "cheap" gold because you do not have to spend real money to get this gold! I guess I should call it FREE gold instead.

Buy low, sell high! You always hear that but how do you use that to your advantage? That's what this world of warcraft gold guide is all about.

First thing you MUST do is download/install the auctioneer add-on. This add-on will save you tons of time in the future as it will help you find items that are selling way below actual prices. This is by far the best add-on I have ever seen. (Probably because I spend 90% of the time in game at the auction house!)

Once you have auctioneer installed you will want to just scan the auction house a lot for about a week to get accurate values on items. By a lot I mean no more than 3 times a day. Try to do morning, afternoon, and then again in the evening. What's that you say? You have to work? Well, you do not want to scan less than once per day. I find myself only scanning 2 times a day because I don't have a whole lot of free time anymore to play.
Now that you have at least a week worth of data you can start finding things to buy for pennies while you sell them for gold!


There is a function in auctioneer that will tell you what items are selling for way cheap and you can even specify for it to show items that will make you 5-10 gold if you want. Probably one of the BEST features of the auctioneer addon! Once you do that you will also want to do a manual search on the auction house to double check prices and make sure that the price wasn't dropped because of that item being flooded on the auction house.

You will also want to check to make sure how many times the item has been listed on the auction house since you started scanning, just to make sure someone originally didn't jack up the price when it shouldn't have been. On a side note, this will not be the case too much after you have scanned the auction house everyday for a month or so.

Now that you found an item and bought it you are going to realist it! There are some simple rules to follow when listing items on the auction house. First, you ALWAYS want to list items for 24 hours any less time and you are wasting money. Second, ALWAYS set a buy out price on items. Think of it this way, when you found an item you want for your character on the auction house and the item doesn't have a buy out price, what do you do? If you are like 99% of the players online you want it NOW! If you can't have it now you look somewhere else. Am I right? Third, ALWAYS set your buy out price just a little lower than the competition. We want to sell the item as soon as possible and we don't want to have to realist it unless it is a very high ticket item.