How to Make Gold with Mining in Guild Wars 2

In GW2, the one of the best farming professions should be mining, Guildgold.com will tell players how to make gold with mining in Guild Wars 2. To get started gathering, all a player needs to do is to equip proper gathering tool. There are specific equipment slots also for all three gathering tools of pick, axe, and sickle. A player though must buy these tools from a merchant, the pick and axe come in stacks of 100 while the sickle comes in a stack of a 50.

How to make gold with mining in Guild Wars 2

The only requirement for gathering is that you have the proper tool equipped. This means if you want to mine ore, you need to equip a mining pick that is appropriate to the type of ore you are trying to harvest. Once you have the pick equipped, you can just interact with a node on the map and start harvesting it.

The key therefore is to actually get these tools for gathering. Fortunately, these are sold for cheap at NPCs in most towns and in all major cities. Look for merchants (which are marked on the map) in your starting area or in a major city and check their wares and you will find that they sell mining picks (mining), logging axes (logging), and harvesting sickles (ingredients).

The key to mining higher level nodes is just to have the right level of tool equipped. Tools are restricted by level, so as you reach a higher profession level (i.e. level of your character’s class), you will be able to use higher level tools. At release, the top level of tool requires you to be level 70 in order to wield it.

Players should pay attentions that gathering is not tied to any discipline or profession, which not the same as its usual; the amount and quality of materials dropped depends only on the node and the quality of tool used to gather. More expensive tools will produce greater amounts of more valuable materials. If using an inferior tool on higher tier nodes, you will tend to receive ruined resources instead of desired ones.

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