How To Make Gold in WoW TBC Classic Through Questing

Whether you are level 70 or just starting your journey into Outland at level 60, its important to remember that completing quests along the way can really add up the gold in your pocket. You earn gold from most quests as you complete them, and you also earn gear. When you get quest rewards, you will either sell them to a vendor or maybe you will use them and sell your old gear; in any case it’s important to remember, you are gaining gold along the way.

If you are already level 70 and you left quests out along the way, know now that you will earn 2x the amount of gold from any quests you complete from now on. This extra incentive is to compensate you as you will not be earning experience anymore from the rewards. This should be noted as an excellent way to rack up large amounts of gold on any incomplete quests you might have skipped over, especially if you decided to dungeon grind all the way to 70.

An additional bonus of finishing off all your quests even after you hit level 70 is that you earn much needed reputation points when you hand in quests. This reputation takes you very far in TBC Classic, unlike it generally did in Vanilla WoW. Finishing your quests is one of the easiest and most relaxing way to earn that reputation while simultaneously earning gold – more bang for your buck!

The highest potential gold with lowest amount of effort would definitely be becoming great at the auction house and crafting, which you can get started with our intro guide here. For those who don’t like to dive into the numbers and would rather sit back, chill, and quest, stay tuned in this article below.

Below we break out all of the quest hubs for both the Horde and Alliance, in specific order of easiest (lowest level) to hardest (highest level) so you can plan out your route to hit up all the quest hubs and earn copious amounts of gold while racking up that much needed reputation.

Horde Quest Hubs

Hellfire Peninsula