That being said, if I see one on the AH on day one for a few thousand gold, I'll grab it and try to mark it up quite a bit. The cost should do nothing but come down a few days/weeks later once the newness has worn off, and people looking to trade their real world dollars into Warcraft gold will have to lower expectations. The longtime, invaluable auction house resource The Undermine Journal will be closing its doors at.
Prices should be high initially for collectors, etc. There is sad news in the WoW c ommunity today. Unlimited supply is going to kill the value of this pet. The rarity of the item is going to be close to nil, since anyone at all with $10 can have one. But is the item itself going to be worth 10k gold? But why? People point to the price of gold on the black market of about $ gold. Lets say that youre a scribe and youre in the glyph market which is pretty complex and you really need skill to stay there mainly because of the non-stop undercutting: well on the Undermine Journal you can track your comepetitions posting times, and you may find a gap. Speculation has the Guardian Cub going for about 10k. On the Undermine Journal you can see every realms best selling items. It should be updated twice each week, on Tuesday and Saturday mornings. Which for a fairly rare drop is almost cheap. This addon, from The Undermine Journal, shows realm-specific pricing information in item tooltips for all US and EU realms. The Undermine Journal says the value is between 7-8k on my server. Let's take a look at Disgusting Oozeling for example. This post is about the value in wow gold of the Guardian Cub. Undermine is home to the fabled goblin trade princes, who hide from Alliance and. Making their home in Undermine are the goblins, who are native to the island. In Lands of Mystery, the city had a population of 20,000. Blizzard is adding it to the game, so we might as well deal with it's existence. Undermine is an underground city located on the small island Kezan in the southern seas of Azeroth near the Maelstrom. No, this post isn't moralizing about the ethic implications about "buying" wow gold.
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