The things that make a big difference, overall, to a character's wealth, are the small habits that earn you wow gold almost automatically while you play. As I already discussed, the right professions are a very prominent example.While there are many wow gold guides out there that tell "the best ways" to acquire wow gold, the last thing you probably need - if you're reading this article - is someone telling you where to go to buy wow gold, or where the cheapest wow gold is found. What you need to know is: how do people get this wow gold in the first place?

This (shorter) article discusses a much simpler, but equally important aspect: your bag space. Everyone fills their bags, frequently. When this happens, a lot of the trash (and other!) loot which make up a large portion of the wow gold you make on dungeon runs and such gets left behind. Not just that, but deciding which loot to leave behind slows you down. More space means you will loot more and sell more. Simple.

Dungeon runs have a built in cost (repair bills) and a built in profit (random loots) which can offset this. Once repair bills have been deducted, everything left is profit. So a seemingly small thing like 25% extra money on all dungeon runs (a few extra bag spots = a lot more money, as we all have a lot of stuff we carry around permanently) makes a big difference. And it's cumulative. Set it up well and you never need worry about it.