It’s similar to farming a boss, with the exception that you don’t need to be online while they’re growing up. In Wizard101’s universe this primarily translates into “plant a lot of seeds and sell their drops”. Think of it like investing in the stock market (passive) vs working (active). Active income on the other hand, requires you to work directly to get it. Passive income is gained without any direct interference from you. Your main priority should be passive income. Those two things are a must have and there is no excuse to not own them. The only big investments you should make before you start seriously saving gold is purchasing the Red Barn Farm and a mount. But make sure that this doesn’t become your habit. Keep in mind, you don’t need to look pretty – you need gold! Of course you can afford some additional stuff from time to time. Reagents might appear cheap in the Bazaar, but over time the gold adds up. For other worlds, you can always check the Wiki. We have a guide on Wizard City reagent locations, so make sure to check it out.
Are you in a need for more reagents? Don’t buy them, go around and collect them instead. There are lot of things you can remove from your shopping list, which will make your hatching life easier.ĭo you see a powerful treasure card in bazaar? Don’t buy it, use spells from your main deck instead. Technically, we’re not making gold here (we’re not alchemists 😉 ), but saving it. You’ll get a solid understanding of game mechanics and it will be easier to get through this one. I’d highly suggest you to read our Ultimate Wizard101 beginner’s guide before starting with this one. While we’ve primarily written this guide for hatching needs, you can use it as a general reference for obtaining gold in the game. What?!?! 100,000 gold for a kiosk hatch? How will I be able to keep hatching, when I don’t have a 100% chance to get my desired pet back (and on top of that it can fail too)? That’s been a recurring complaint since Kingsisle increased the hatching cost in the hatchmaking kiosk.
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