Warlock gold guide for WoW Forever

The summoning service

A Warlock with two friends is a summoning stone that moves. Every dungeon and raid group in the game wants its last member at the door without the flight, and that is worth a tip every time, every week, for as long as the game runs. It never touches the auction house and never pays the cut. Answer the trade channel and it is the steadiest income a class has.

Farm what only demons drop

Demons and the undead drop the rare cloth and the runes that endgame tailoring and enchanting consume, and a Warlock farms both with a pet that holds aggro while you cast. Ordinary cloth comes with them. The block on this page prices all of it on your market; the rare cloth is scarce and the ordinary cloth is volume, and they are listed differently.

Stones instead of potions

Healthstones and soulstones are conjured, so a Warlock never buys the potions that fill that role, and hands stones to a group as a service the way a Mage hands out water. The cost is a soul shard, which comes from the farm you were doing anyway.

How to list scarce cloth

Sell the rare cloth in small lots against the median. It is scarce, and one big listing tells every buyer how much you have and every other seller what to undercut. Sell the ordinary cloth in full stacks, like a Mage. The level bands say what else your level can sell; a Warlock follows them with the farm on top.

Demons and undead sit in particular zones. The zone pages under zones say what players have seen drop from which creatures, so you can pick the farm by what it yields.