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In addition to the character classes, you may choose two primary professions and as many secondary professions as they wish. The primary professions are Mining, Skinning, Herbalism, Alchemy, Blacksmithing, Engineering, Leatherworking, Tailoring and Enchanting. The secondary professions are Fishing, Cooking and First Aid. The professions consist of three types: gathering, item creation, and service. Many players choose to pair two related professions, such as Mining and Blacksmithing or Alchemy and Herbalism.

WOW of Azeroth is the 4th version of the Warcraft series.

Rumors have it that a movie will soon be made based on WOW, a card game by upper deck and a board game is now available.

WOW Gold Buying Reviewed
There is a culture of players in WOW that play the game not for fun, but for profit. To the citizens of Azeroth, these players are known as "Gold Farmers." Farmers spend their time killing monsters in out of the way places for the items they drop. A farmer hopes to get rare and valuable items for the hours spent mindlessly killing. They then hock all the items gathered to vendors or to other players via the Auction House. A majority of the gold farmers active in WOW are Chinese, and often speak little to no English. Though they are often the focus of ridicule by American players, and playing video games for money is something that most American kids would dream of, their lives are not easy as it may sound.

In near sweat-shop conditions, the accounts are manned in twelve to fourteen hour shifts, without holidays or vacations. It is rare for a WOW gold farming account to spend much time offline, as each account has two or three players assigned to it in these shifts. In tightly packed rooms, between ten to thirty computers can be running the game simultaneously. Each account has a quota, most commonly twenty gold an hour. So if the average price for an American player to purchase WOW gold is $85 for one thousand WOW gold. Using these figures, each hour of game play earns approximately $3.50. A pittance is paid to the gold farmer, between 45 to 55 cents an hour is the normal wage. With WOW’s subscription cost of $15 a month, the first 5 hours of the farmers first shift pays for that, everything else is profit for the company.

The American players who are up in arms at the gold farming epidemic are not lobbying for more fair work conditions, or attempting to help farmers unionize. The plight of the Chinese WOW gold farmer isn’t even a consideration. They are worried that it has an adverse effect on the game’s economy. A farmer grinding for gold initiates a perpetual cycle. They sell the items to players for gold to give to their company, who in turn sells their gold back to the players. People buy the WOW gold from the farming services so they can afford the things they want for their character. The purists in WOW believe that it should be hard work on the player’s behalf that earns them the best gear, not real world currency.