In the frozen wastes of the Dragonblight, legend has it that there's a ghostly priestess who wanders the landscape seeking travelers in need of aidHowever, she's not the type to jump in and heal - her powers are more dark and sinister than thatWhen you are in trouble, she will appear to melt faces then fade into the distance, lost among the shadowy scenery all aroundScholars dismiss this as nothing but nonsense, but still, the tales told by fireside persistWhen you first start out in the game, making EverQuest Gold can seem like a tedious processThe truth is, making EQ Gold takes time and effortYou don't have to buy EQ Gold in the real world, but you also don't have to spend $20 on a EQ Gold guide that will only tell you the same things that you can do with a little common sense.

At lower levels, say between 1-40, you're better off just leveling up your character instead of spending time grinding for EverQuest GoldOnce you reach level 40, you can farm for your mount - and once you get there, wait until level 60 to farm for your epicBuying EQ Gold isn't really necessary, you just need to time your playing properly.

Of course, this isn't that ghost of legend - although she's good at melting faces nonetheless! This image comes to us from Schubert, Shadow Priest of Baelgun, who had just picked up an Armored Brown Bear from Dalaran and snapped this shot when she noticed that her shadowform matched the nearby landscape perfectly

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Remember to include your player name, server and/or guild if you want it mentionedPlease include the word "Azeroth" in your post so it does not get swept into the spam binWe strongly prefer full screen shots without the UI showing -- use alt-Z to remove itPlease, no more battleground scoreboards, double-mounts, or pictures of the Ninja Turtles in DalaranThis will save you a lot of time on your primary characterIt seems like a EverQuest Gold trick, but really, it just makes a lot of senseDon't bother with a EQ Gold sale offline, just sell your own items and make the money!

While there are many EverQuest Gold guides out there that tell "the best ways" to acquire EQ Gold, the last thing you probably need - if you're reading this article - is someone telling you where to go to Buy EverQuest Gold, or where the cheapest EQ Gold is foundWhat you need to know is: how do people get this EQ Gold in the first place?

Making EverQuest Goldisn't really all that difficult - it just takes persistenceThere are hundreds of ways to Buy EverQuest Gold, instead of buying EQ Gold on eBay or some other sketchy methodIn fact, if you're caught exchanging real money for online items or EQ Gold, your account can literally get banned from the serversAnd then where would you be?

Try a few of these simple methods to earn your own EQ Gold, and you'll never have to consider forking over your hard-earned cash for someone else's EverQuest Gold sale.

Choose a gathering profession from the start: this way, you can start to make EQ Gold right away by gathering materials from dead animals or plants, and selling them off.
Only sell your materials for a profit! It may seem like a no-brainer, but some people in their eagerness for acquiring EverQuest Gold will do anything to just make their sacks a little lighterBe smart, don't take the first offer that comes along.

These three things will take time to accomplish, but if you're patient from the start, once you reach level 60 you'll be flying high with a nice handful of cash, and have some serious crafting and trading skills that will help you to keep raking in the EverQuest GoldThe problem is that most people want EverQuest Gold and they want it now - that's just not realisticTake your time from the start, make smart investments, and before you know it, you'll have more EQ Gold than you know what to do with!