The level phase from WoW: Forever is divided into small and large milestones. It becomes particularly important and costly for you at level 40. However, it’s not so easy to save up 150 gold by then.
What is this milestone? When you reach level 40 in WoW: Forever, you can expect the following two milestones:
- You can buy the skill Novice Rider from a riding trainer and thus immediately get your first mount. Cost: 100 gold
- From level 40, you can learn Dual Talent Specialization, allowing you to switch between two specs with the push of a button anytime outside of combat. Cost: 50 gold
So, if you want to learn both directly at level 40, you will need 150 gold. And even more. After all, at level 40 you can also learn various new class skills, which already cost over 1 gold per training. Such an amount is extremely hard to save up at this stage of the leveling phase.
Through our content summary, you can jump directly to page 2, where we reveal how to best farm gold until level 40:
“They should have made this a quest” – Community reacts to Dual Talent Specialization
How does the community react? The cost for the first mount was already about 100 gold back in vanilla WoW. Large parts of the community have come to terms with this. It’s tedious, but also very rewarding when you’ve finally splurged on riding plus mount.
Many players, however, look at the Dual Talent Specialization, which was not available in 2005, more critically. Sure, once learned, it greatly increases comfort, especially for tanks and healers. But the price is high. Some would have preferred a different approach for unlocking it – as shown in a current discussion on Reddit.
- TheMatinow writes on Reddit: “50 gold tax for healers.”
- Routine-Stay-6857 adds on Reddit: “50 gold is a lot. Considering that is the cost, I can’t imagine many people leveling in groups… It will be really annoying to level solo as a healer or tank or to pay 50 gold for the comfort.”
- sensen-89 wishes on Reddit: “They should have made this a quest.”
- deepwar123 sees it the same way on Reddit: “That would be a great addition. Make it a series of tasks that takes some time instead of just spending a lot of gold.”
What do you think? Do you indulge in the Dual Talent Specialization early or do you wait until you have enough gold at level 60? Feel free to let us know in the comments! With epic riding, the next very big expenditure is already looming. On the next page, we’ll give you some tips on how to farm at least a large part of the gold by level 40. Or you can check it out right here: WoW Forever: Farming gold – How to quickly get cash for the mount and expensive purchases
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