How do you make gold at level 10 to 20 in WoW Forever?

Level 10 to 20 is where a gatherer first outearns a quester: the second tier of herbs, ore and leather is in demand from every crafter levelling a profession. The first craftable goods that sell are consumables and bags, because they get used up; armor and weapons at this level are outgrown before they are bought. List against the 30 day median, not the lowest price on the board, and let stacks sit for a day rather than undercutting into a race. Your first real purchase is bags, and nothing else until level 40.

Which recipes pay at level 10 to 20?

The ones a character in this band can learn, skill 50 to 100, ranked above by what they earn at the current medians on PvP Horde: result price less the auction house cut, less every reagent at its median. A recipe with an unpriced reagent is not ranked, so a margin is never overstated.

What should a level 10 to 20 character sell?

The materials and drops of the zones for this level, priced above from the latest scan: what the market pays per unit and per stack, and which market pays most. Consumed goods sell again next week; a piece of gear sells once, so the list favours what gets used up.

Which market do these prices come from?

PvP Horde, the market with prices for this guide right now; switch the market at the top of the page to see another. Every number comes from players scanning that house with the addon.

How often does this guide update?

The written parts hold across beta builds. The priced blocks refresh every ten minutes from the latest scans and the weekly report, so the recipe that pays and the material worth farming can change from one visit to the next.

How to make gold at level 10 to 20 in WoW Forever

Gold at level 10 to 20 in World of Warcraft: Forever: the first recipes worth learning, the drops in your zones that sell, and how to price them against the median rather than the cheapest listing.

Priced on PvP Horde, scanned Oct 4, 2:53 AM UTC. Another market: PvP Alliance · Normal Horde · Normal Alliance

In short

Level 10 to 20 is where a gatherer first outearns a quester: the second tier of herbs, ore and leather is in demand from every crafter levelling a profession.
The first craftable goods that sell are consumables and bags, because they get used up; armor and weapons at this level are outgrown before they are bought.
List against the 30 day median, not the lowest price on the board, and let stacks sit for a day rather than undercutting into a race.
Your first real purchase is bags, and nothing else until level 40.

This week on PvP HordeIncense Candle up 809%, Magician's Mantle down 90% against the 7 day median. This week's report has every market; the market page has the full leaderboards.

What you can reach

Between 10 and 20 you leave the starter zone, your gathering skills pass 50, and the second tier of every material comes into reach. This is the first band where a character who gathers earns more than one who only quests, because every crafter on the market is pushing through the same tier and needs the same stacks.

Your first crafting profession is worth taking now if it makes something that gets used up. Tailoring makes bags, alchemy makes potions, cooking makes food. Blacksmithing and leatherworking make gear that is outgrown before it sells, and are better left until you have the gold to skip their slow stretches.

What to sell

Second-tier materials, in full stacks. They are the busiest trade on the house at this level.
Consumables you can make. The recipes block shows which recipes at your skill clear the auction house cut on this market right now, and by how much.
Bags. Every alt buys them and nobody keeps them long. If you can make them, make them; if you cannot, sell the cloth to somebody who can.

What to skip

Armor and weapons at your level. They are outgrown in a day, the market is full of them, and the reagents you would spend making one sell for more than the finished piece. Skip the bank too: a stack in the bank earns nothing, and a stack on the house at the median earns while you play.

List against the 30 day median, not the lowest listing on the board. The lowest listing is one seller in a hurry and tells you nothing about what the stack is worth.

When to move on

Bags are your one purchase in this band, and after them nothing until the mount. Once your gathering skills pass 100 and the mid-tier materials start to drop, you are in level 20 to 30, where dungeons enter the picture.

What sells at level 10 to 20, right now

Drops worth farming · level 10 to 20

Item	Seen most from	Median	Seen
Quartz Ringlvl 15	Blackrock Outrunner in Redridge Mountains	2g	4
Bandit Shoulderslvl 17	Shadowhide Gnoll in Redridge Mountains	1g 50s	3
Clay Ringlvl 17	Forest Moss Creeper in Hillsbrad Foothills	1g 32s	2
Magician's Mantlelvl 20	a creature	1g 99s	1
Waylaid Crate: Journeyman Textileslvl 10	Syndicate Rogue in Hillsbrad Foothills	49s 50c	2
Waylaid Crate: Apprentice Fabricslvl 10	Grimtotem Ruffian in Stonetalon Mountains	90s	1
Waylaid Crate: Apprentice Ingotslvl 10	Razormane Stalker in The Barrens	67s	1
Barbed Clublvl 14	Mo'grosh Enforcer in Loch Modan	13s	5
Oak Malletlvl 16	a creature	21s	3
Antipodean Rodlvl 17	Bluegill Forager in Wetlands	44s	1
Cedar Walking Sticklvl 18	Blackrock Outrunner in Redridge Mountains	12s	3
Pitchforklvl 20	Hillsbrad Farmer in Hillsbrad Foothills	18s	2

Items with a required level in the band that players have reported as creature drops, ranked by median price times how often they are seen, so a common drop that sells outranks a rare one seen once. Reports come from the addon; medians from the latest scan of PvP Horde.

Recipes you can learn now · 50 to 100 skill

Recipe	Profession	Skill	Cost	Margin
Azure Silk Gloves	Tailoring	100	92s 46c	8g 57s 54c
Heavy Bronze Mace	Blacksmithing	95	95s 87c	4g 73s 18c
White Swashbuckler's Shirt	Tailoring	95	78s 56c	4g 4s 4c
Pilferer's Gloves	Leatherworking	100	2g 31s 92c	2g 55s 43c
Phoenix Pants	Tailoring	85	1g 71s 33c	1g 42s 17c
Herbalist's Gloves	Leatherworking	95	53s 12c	1g 36s 88c
Big Bronze Knife	Blacksmithing	70	34s 88c	74s 37c
Phoenix Gloves	Tailoring	85	1g 66s 45c	69s 15c
EZ-Thro Dynamite	Engineering	75	33s 38c	61s 62c
Elixir of Lesser Intellect	Alchemy	60	21s	55s

Margin is the result's median times its yield, less the 5% house cut, less the reagents at their medians on PvP Horde. Recipes with an unpriced reagent are left out rather than counted as free. Every recipe.

Materials in demand at your skill

Material	Recipes	Median	Listed
Medium LeatherLeather	69	2s 90c	9,928
Bronze BarMetal & Stone	60	4s 30c	4,408
Pristine LeatherLeather	51	79s 98c	356
Coarse Grinding StoneMetal & Stone	40	13s 98c	1,130
Silver BarMetal & Stone	33	17s	451
Light LeatherLeather	28	1s 4c	7,663
Cured Medium HideLeather	23	14s	609
Small Lustrous PearlOther	23	12s	239
Greater Astral EssenceEnchanting	19	15s 29c	325
Sulfuric AcidOther	14	7s 99c	428
Copper BarMetal & Stone	13	3s 43c	9,162
Coarse Blasting PowderParts	12	1s 63c	101

Trade goods that sell for more than a vendor charges, ranked by how many recipes between 50 and 100 skill consume them. A gatherer reads it as what to bring back; a crafter as what to buy.

Cheap right now at level 10 to 20 · PvP Horde

Item	Min buyout	30d median	Under	Saving
Magician's Mantle	1g 50s	19g 50s	92%	288g
Ranger Bow	5g 50s	32g 33s	83%	187g 83s
Waylaid Crate: Expert Ingots	2g 10s	9g 1s	77%	138g 20s
Diamond Hammer	1g 18s	8g 50s	86%	131g 76s
Shadowfang	5g	16g 33s	69%	124g 66s
Lil Timmy's Peashooter	3g 50s	11g 65s	70%	122g 27s
Redbeard Crest	90s	6g 70s 43c	87%	116g 8s
Evocator's Blade	3g	14g 47s	79%	114g 73s
Feet of the Lynx	2g 40s	13g 93s	83%	92g 28s
Blackfang	99s	6g 38s 6c	84%	91g 64s

Items at your level listed well under their 30 day median, from the latest scan. All deals on PvP Horde.

By class

Druid, Paladin, Priest, Shaman, Warrior: no gold mechanic of their own; the level guides above are the whole answer, with a profession on top.

Common questions

How do you make gold at level 10 to 20 in WoW Forever?: Level 10 to 20 is where a gatherer first outearns a quester: the second tier of herbs, ore and leather is in demand from every crafter levelling a profession. The first craftable goods that sell are consumables and bags, because they get used up; armor and weapons at this level are outgrown before they are bought. List against the 30 day median, not the lowest price on the board, and let stacks sit for a day rather than undercutting into a race. Your first real purchase is bags, and nothing else until level 40.
Which recipes pay at level 10 to 20?: The ones a character in this band can learn, skill 50 to 100, ranked above by what they earn at the current medians on PvP Horde: result price less the auction house cut, less every reagent at its median. A recipe with an unpriced reagent is not ranked, so a margin is never overstated.
What should a level 10 to 20 character sell?: The materials and drops of the zones for this level, priced above from the latest scan: what the market pays per unit and per stack, and which market pays most. Consumed goods sell again next week; a piece of gear sells once, so the list favours what gets used up.
Which market do these prices come from?: PvP Horde, the market with prices for this guide right now; switch the market at the top of the page to see another. Every number comes from players scanning that house with the addon.
How often does this guide update?: The written parts hold across beta builds. The priced blocks refresh every ten minutes from the latest scans and the weekly report, so the recipe that pays and the material worth farming can change from one visit to the next.

The words on this page are written to hold across beta builds; the blocks refresh every ten minutes from the latest scans and reports. Nothing is copied from a third-party site. Scan your market and the blocks get sharper.