Alchemy is an awesome way to make wow gold in WoW. As we've said before, some businesses are proactive, requiring you to invest time and wow gold in order to make profits. Some are reactive, allowing you to use a cooldown to craft something that's in demand for smallish volume of sales at high profit. The Quel'Delar questline is another Icecrown-specific moment that I really enjoyed when I finally got to do it on my tauren. It ranged from hobnobbing with major lore figures to doing a gnome's laundry, from stealing saronite ore and battling the reforged sword itself to actually visiting the current Sunwell now that Kil'jaeden's been punted out of it and it doesn't think it's a human anymore.

Alchemy is unique in the sense that it allows you to both! You can craft and sell potions, flasks and elixirs, and you can transmute an epic gem once a day and Titanium Bars without a cooldown since patch 3.3. Seriously, all told, it was a lot of fun, a lot of lore bombs and a very nice example of expanding on established lore. I'm even more wow gold impressed that the quest actually knows if you're a blood elf or not and plays out accordingly.

Transmutation mastery is the most common spec among auctioneers. It allows you to proc extra items whenever you transmute. This is key if you're into the saronite-to-titanium market, and is well worth the time and wow gold needed to get it solely based on the epic gem transmutes. You need to pick up the quest Master of Transmutation all the way back in Netherstorm.