Hey guys, this is my first addition to Zuggaming and i hope to add more. So lets start with your welfare epics.

Many people may be abused by other apparent "Leet" players about having these welfare epics (gladiators and soon to be Merciless), but i think they are just scared we might beat em!

So with that out of the way i have 5 easy steps to get geared.

1: Pve gear is not that bad...
When you first hit 70 you should have a few blues and mostly greens, now you may think that this is not the best in the world, but don't stress. Your current gear should be good enough to enter a few Pug Karazhan raids if your lucky. Many drops in Karazhan can easily upgrade your gear tremendously, even if your gear does not have the "Resilience" or "Stamina" that you may want it doesn't hurt to have epics to replace your greens and blues. Try to set aside a day each week to pve (such as Karazhan or Daily Heroics).

2: Badges are your friend...

I'd thought I'd make this guide just for fun. I'm not saying rogues who read this will have to encase themselves around the following strategies, these are simply the ones I use when dueling one. Anyways right now it can be hard to kill warriors one on one in a duel. This level of difficulty and strategy and change drastically upon spec, so I've broken it down to 4 possible specs rogues may be using today.
Combat

Well, it is nothing special and many of u guys probably know it. But i am still making good money out of it.

You can buy a stack of netherweave cloth for around 2g40s to 3g. If u have firstaid u can sell 10 Heavy Netherweave Bandage for 3g. So if u are buying netherweave cloth under 3g u actually making profit. Every time u are in ogr/if just look into the ah for netherweave cloth and bit on it. In addition to that i am spamming a macro that i'm buying netherweave cloth for 2g40s. U are going to be surprised how many people are actually selling u netherweave cloth for 2g40s.

Disclaimer: Playing as a Mage in 2v2 is viable and will get you your desired rating of 1850 or 2000. However, it should be something you do for fun--you will save yourself alot of stress this way. Just remember, for every mage above 2k there are about 30+ druids.

That being said, I wanted to make my first Mage arena guide something very basic.

Personally I've never been much of a fan daily quests. Up to patch 2.4 all the quests were simply too time consuming and too far spread apart to really justify the time investment they took to complete them. If you've read my gold farming guide then you already know I don't even mention daily questing as a legitimate method to farming gold quickly.