"Now that you see one of the important reasons to level up First Aid, how do you get it to a reasonable level, quickly. Personally, I like farming dungeons for my First Aid materials, but that’s because I have a max-level toon. Two runs of Ragefire Chasm, Two of Dead Mines and then about 6 wings of Scarlet Monestary and I’m at 225 First Aid and ready to do the quest in Hammerfall to up the max to 300. If you’re starting a new toon, however, consider leveling up First Aid more naturally - take the Linen Cloth you find from humanoids from level 6 to the low teens and turn them into bandages, and as you advance your level, the cloth types will advance, too. If you’re around level 40, consider farming RFC (or the Alliance equiv) for your Linen Cloth, or taking out humanoids in that 6-12 level range in zones you used to play in. Wool Cloth can be found on the Razormanes in The Barrens but is also present in Dead Mines and Wailing Caverns in piles. And of course, if the prices are good because there’s a lot listed, buy some from the Auction House! And yes, Wool Cloth is ALWAYS that expensive (more than Linen Cloth or Silk Cloth, at times more than Mageweave Cloth)… but that’s another topic for another day! Greasing the Social Wheels, An Introduction World of Warcraft is a massively MULTIPLAYER online role playing game. There are now some 9 MILLION registered players according to Blizzard, and it’s THE most popular online role playing game going. With that many PEOPLE playing the game, it’s important as a member of the WoW community on your realm to think about how you can do things to “win friends and influence people”, as having friends in-game can be a huge benefit to you in ways you cannot comprehend nor predict when you first begin playing. What is “Social Wheel Greasing”.

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