The 2.4 PTR is up, which means it's time for everyone's favorite pastime: complaining about the patch notes. ZOMG, more badge loot and no attunement for Hyjal? Blizzard is caving in to casuals! Another difficult 25-man raid instances? Oh noes, the gear gap is back and Blizz only cares about raiders!

But class complaints tend to be more numerous and specific. In all the hubbub, it's sometimes hard to tell exactly what's going to happen to paladins in the next patch. So here, without delay, are the four things you need to expect in 2.4:

1. Enter the Sunwell.

Whether you're sitting around picking at your toes after having cleared BT, stuck bumping your head up against SSC or The Eye, or just waiting for another 5-man, Patch 2.4 has a new PVE encounter for you. People who enjoy small groups can go to Magister's Terrace and fight Kael'thas, hardcore raiders can set foot in S

Let me set the stage for you: 25 people have been wiping for over 3 hours on Kael'Thas. Tempers are high, and patience is running low. People are consistently dying over the same mistake again and again, and there is no end in sight. But wait! You have a suggestion! With this suggestion of yours the raid is sure to get over this minor roadblock, and progress to the next stage of greatness. Now comes the hard part...

How do you get your idea to the raid leader?



While often times it'll depend on what type of raiding culture your guild has, there's a few basic rules to follow.

First, never blurt a strategy out during the middle of a fight. If your guild is cool about talking out strategies over vent during raids, wait until the wipe is over to mention something. A lot of other folks are usually busy with things, even if your dead (well, perhaps they're not busy enough!)

Second, it can never hurt to ask the raid leader permission to talk about your suggestion before you do. I find that in most raids I've been on, this is the best way to get something across. Most of the time it's greeted with a reply of "Of course, go ahead." However when the RL has something different in mind, it's his prerogative, not yours, to make the call.

Third, and perhaps the biggest, don't be a jerk about it. Much too often enemies are made out of friends by saying how such and such an idea is horrible. It never goes right, and the best thing to do is to present the idea like you're a money starved teenager asking your parents for cash.

We all have horror stories about people blurting out ideas at the worst time, and over-stressed raid leaders letting them have it. What are some of your war stories?

If you do not want to buy wow gold , I am going to share with you my favorite grinding spots in the entire game. Now I am certain others have their own but for making wow gold fast these are my two favorites.

First is the cave in Un goro crater that is filled with apes (the cave where A-me is for the quest). These gorillas are fairly easy to kill and drop lots of valuable vendor trash like their whiskers and regularly drop greens and some blues. Just on the gray trash items alone you can make around 10g wow gold an hour just grinding here. You can also skin them as well for added cash.

My next favorite is the troll temple in Eastern Plaguelands. I guess this place is just so far away that no one seems to want to bother with it. These trolls drop lots of green items, the occasional blue, and I know friends who have seen epics drop off of them as well. They re good for runecloth and powerful mojo as well. The other nice perk of this area is that it is full of thorium and high end herbs also.

Deadwind Pass is also great for farming for items. No one really is here when I farm it. I had expect to see wow gold farmers or just others players hanging out here but no one ever really is. There are a ton of high level ogres with great loot and when you go down to the Karazhan area you will find a haunted town that has humanoids that drop great coin and runecloth.   

One of the best fishing poles in the game is the Big Iron Fishing Pole Anyone who wants to max out their fishing ability is going to need it at one point. It only comes from one place and that is inside the cage traps on the ocean floor near the Horde town on the West coast of Desolace.

If you head out near the town there (the area is green and grassy unlike the rest of Desolace) and go into the water directly west of the dock and swim down you will find traps littering the ocean ground there. When you open them you will either find shellfish, spawn a mob, or get this rare fishing pole. I was able to find 2 of these in a fair amount of time and guess what? They sell on my AH for over 25 wow gold!

You could make quite a business for yourself just collecting and reselling these rare fishing poles. Make sure when you go looking for this you come equipped with some underwater breathing potions, it will make it much easier. so if you do not want to buy wow gold, just try this method!