I’ve said this before but I think it should be repeated – the amount of effort you put into gold making is going to be directly related to the amount of gold you can potentially earn. Most of the sales continue to be pets since that’s the largest market that I’m in these days.

I did have a few other sales in there, the steelbound harness is crafted by a blacksmith, the ‘ol smoky recipe is engineering. It really depends on what I need at the time. This can be through the AH, or through buying tokens, or maybe moving a character to shuffle goods around. Once I reach 100k on any realm, I tend to shuffle the gold back to my main servers.

Being on multiple servers means I can get smaller sales here and there and it simply adds up over time. In most cases it tends to work pretty well. If I can’t re-post, I’ll leave the items until the next day. I leave everything up for a 24h period, and rinse and repeat. I don’t bother doing cancel scans or getting into AH pvp with anyone – I have tried in the past, and it’s just bad for my mental health. Most of those items are pets, but on a handful of servers it also includes transmog and mounts. My process? I spend 1h a day working on active gold making, in this case it’s logging to 20+ different servers to put items back up for sale. The numbers are skewed a bit because I was shuffling some gold around, but overall, sales were up, with a number of larger sales. This week was a pretty good week, with 1.6 million gold in profit.

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