Leveling reminders

Bank

N/A

Vendor

N/A

Trade within the party

• Tailor: 6 stacks of Linen Cloth (120).
• First Aid: 3 stacks of Linen Cloth (60).

Auction house · later

N/A

Keep in bag · future quests

• Linen Cloth: 10 → Stephanie Turner.
• Kobold Tracking Kit: 1 → Shhh! We’re Hunting Kobolds.
• Tough Wolf Meat: 8 · Red Burlap Bandanas: 12 · Garrick’s Head: 1 → Abbey turn-ins.
• Nibbled-On Book: 1 → start its quest.

Keep in bag · encounters

• Healing potions: 5
• Food: 10
• Water: 10
• Bandages: 10

Bank

• Bag of Marbles: 1 → Stormwind bank.

Vendor

N/A

Trade within the party

• Tailor: 6 stacks of Linen Cloth (120).
• First Aid: 3 stacks of Linen Cloth (60).
• Cook
  • Stringy Wolf Meat
  • Chunk of Boar Meat

Auction house · later

N/A

Keep in bag · future quests

• Linen Cloth: 10 → Stephanie Turner; release after hand-in.
• Chunk of Boar Meat: 4 → Pie for Billy.
• Large Candles: 8 · Gold Dust: 10 · Lost Books: 6 → Goldshire turn-ins.
• Furlbrow’s Deed: 1 → Farmer Furlbrow, Westfall.
• Kobold Tracking Kit: 1 → Shhh! We’re Hunting Kobolds.

Keep in bag · encounters

• Healing potions: 5
• Food: 10
• Water: 10
• Bandages: 10

Bank

• Bag of Marbles: 1 → Stormwind bank.

Vendor

N/A

Trade within the party

• Tailor: 6 stacks of Linen Cloth (120).
• First Aid: 3 stacks of Linen Cloth (60).
• Cook · after quest reserves
  • Chunk of Boar Meat
  • Bear Meat
  • Boar Intestines
  • Spider Ichor

Auction house · later

N/A

Keep in bag · future quests

• Linen Cloth: 10 → Stephanie Turner; release after hand-in.
• Boar Intestines: 3 · Bear Meat: 3 · Spider Ichor: 3 → Thelsamar Blood Sausages.
• Tunnel Rat Ears: 12 → Rat Catching.
• Miners’ Gear: 4 → Filthy Paws.
• Trogg Stone Teeth: 8 → The Trogg Threat.
• Ceramic Jar: 1 → fill for Snowbound.
• Stormpike’s Request: 1 → Furen Longbeard, Stormwind.

Keep in bag · encounters

• Healing potions: 5
• Food: 10
• Water: 10
• Bandages: 10

Bank

N/A

Vendor

• Okra: leftovers after Westfall Stew.

Trade within the party

• Tailor: 6 stacks of Linen Cloth (120).
• First Aid: 3 stacks of Linen Cloth (60).
• Cook · after quest reserves
  • Stringy Vulture Meat
  • Goretusk Snout
  • Goretusk Liver
  • Murloc Eye

Auction house · later

N/A

Keep in bag · future quests

• Westfall Stew: Stringy Vulture Meat: 3 · Goretusk Snout: 3 · Murloc Eye: 3 · Okra: 3.
• Goretusk Liver: 8 → Goretusk Liver Pie.
• Red Leather Bandanas: 15 · Handful of Oats: 8 → local turn-ins.
• Furlbrow’s Pocket Watch: 1 → Farmer Furlbrow.
• Well Water Sample Kit: 1 · Longshore Murloc Gills: 7 → Alba Fairmoon.
• A Simple Compass: 1 → Baros Alexston, Stormwind.
• Flasks of Oil: 5 → Captain Grayson, Westfall.
• Shiny Bauble: 1 · Nightcrawlers: 3 → Fishin’ Time.

Keep in bag · encounters

• Healing potions: 5
• Food: 10
• Water: 10
• Bandages: 10

Spending priorities

• Keep enough liquid gold for essential class training, repairs and the supplies needed for the next run.
• Reserve the cost of the level-40 mount route you will actually use. Confirm the Paladin quest and riding requirements before choosing a cash target.
• Buy a bag or an equipment upgrade when it solves a current problem and does not consume the training or mount reserve. Check route and dungeon rewards first.
• Keep Enchanting at the skill needed for relevant loot. Expand the second profession only when affordable, useful and compatible with the group’s pace.
• Review spending at a planned trainer stop; do not turn every newly available rank into a separate trip.

Gold traps

• Training every available rank automatically. Buy the tools and upgrades your current role needs; review situational spells with the next dungeon in mind.
• Using Classic or early-beta prices as launch prices. Blizzard changed class training costs on November 2; the old table is a reference, not a budget.
• Budgeting for removed Salvation or Blessing of Light spells, or buying trainer ranks for talents you have not selected.
• Repeated talent resets before the build is settled. Verify the trainer’s reset price before confirming.
• Auction-house browsing, speculative stockpiles, expensive recipes or profession grinding that delay the group or consume progression reserves.
• Treating looted materials as free. Compare the useful craft or disenchant result with the best realistic sale alternative, including fees.
• Buying every small gear upgrade or overstocking consumables. Use the supplies and upgrades you already have before replacing them.