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I really want to quit and sell my wow account and wow gold out. I am a girl and good at changing mind. Maybe I will miss my wow and wow gold. If you want to buy cheap wow gold, contact me please.

 I like this post over at I am a Paladin — it’s a pretty insightful look at why drama is so easy to come by in bigger guilds. Blizzard has done almost everything they can to divide loot fairly (and they’re still working on it, with the addition of more token systems), and there are certainly plenty of systems out there to try and keep things as fair as possible. Still, as long as there are only a few rewards to split among 25 people in a raid, there will always be loot drama — as IaaP says, when people aren’t rewarded for their hard work (or at least they perceive that), then frustrations start to set in. And gone unchecked, that can lead to jealousy or resentment, which leads to anger, and that all leads to the kind of spectacular guild breakups you can read about in Guildwatch.

Any player that has played World of Warcraft for any length of time will tell you that the best way to earn gold and get reputation for all the factions is by doing the daily quests. The problem is for most gamers doing daily quests is almost as much of a grind as simply grinding for gold is so they avoid them altogether. This is completely  understandable but it is also true that some of the best epic items in the game can only be had by achieving reputation with the factions. So is there a better way to do the daily quests? Yes, of course there is so let me offer three suggestions to help you complete the 25 daily quests in record time.

1. Firstly, know is which faction you want to target. You may have a certain item/pattern you have in mind and some faction offer different rewards, so with that said do your research to find the best faction for your class.