Here is a great guide for Shartuul, which is an event in Blades Edge Mountains.

If you win, the event can result in either a BoP epic ring which vendors for 20g, or a variety of epic and blue items which, when activated with 50 Apexis Shards, can AH for over 100g each. The Depleted Badge also comes from this event, which is worth more than .. you. 

Did you just hit level 60 and from now until level 70 you want to maximize your in-game gold as well as reputation? Well then check out this excellent guide posted in the official forums...

This is the final version of my endgame guide. Thanks to all who gave input and advice.

Since I've gotten all my Heroic Keys, Karazhan key, and my epic flying mount, I've gotten many of questions about how to do this and not be broke at lvl 70, so I wrote a guide.

I realize many players have no issue with earning gold by financing their new toons with older established endgame toons, but I rerolled Horde and many people are new to the game and need some help figuring this stuff out.

If it helps you, then great. It is not all-inclusive or class-specific (such as druids that want to grind Cenarion Expedition rep for the druid staff they can sell you).

Good luck and good looting.

Here's a very substantial reference guide for Burning Crusade... contains lots of links and information.

• Getting started
• Patch 2.1 resources
• Maps
• Dungeons
• Loot
• Professions
• Races
• Factions
• Class guides
• Buffs, enchants, and character enhancements
• Quests
• PvP

Are you new to World of Warcraft, want to know what all those stats mean in normal, everyday English?

Check out part I of a new guide being written by WoW Insider... should explain everything you need to know and give you an idea which stats you need to go after for your character. 

Looking for a guide on how to get two monitors working well with World of Warcraft? Read on...

There's been many a time when I have been tempted by the lure of a larger monitor. I just never seem to have enough room on the screen in WoW, between all my toolbars and chat windows and party member icons and such. The actual window into the world seems to get more crowded the more I play. Now, since I am ultimately a geek, what would be better for me than one big monitor? Two monitors. Yessir, I've been planning to dual-head my system for a while now, and when Bill wrote WoW Insider asking for help on this, I jumped at the chance. I know it's been a long time coming Bill, but here it is. 

With priests being asked to do less healing because of the other hybrid classes, the people at Wow Vault made this Paladin Healing Guide. 

So I got some time to do some calculations and thinking around paladin healing. Any input from older and more experienced paladins is much appreciated.
I made this spreadsheet which people might find a bit useful: http://vnmedia.ign.com/wowvault.ign.com/Pallyheals.xlsNow including customizable healing talents and an option to check for Blessing of Light. Also since the downranking is a #@!%# to do it's all for level 70, the only level any sort of min/maxing is relevant on anyway.

For those of you not in the know, the Ring of Blood quest is a new one in the Burning Crusade and it offers some very nice rewards for those who complete it. It's not all that easy though, so WoW Insider put together a little guide to help you out:

Lured by the promise of getting to comment on the quest in this article, I managed to gather a crew of four guildmates, all above 65, who wanted to finish Ring of Blood. We had Synbios, our protection-specced tank; his roommate Gorah, a resto shaman; Darkboom, a level 67 mage; and Darkboom's friend Exiledchaos, a newly enhancement-specced shaman who likes Arrested Development a little too much. We all headed out to the Laughing Skull Ruins in the northern part of Nagrand to start the quest at Gurgthock's ring.

Here is a sweet Hellfire Peninsula guide/faq/map...

With that said, it shouldn't come as a surprise that somebody was kind enough to make an FAQ for the new maps. The list covers Hellfire Peninsula, Azuremyst Island, and Eversong Wood. For now, we'll be looking at Hellfire, and answers to the most commonly asked questions regarding this region. 

In an attempt to stop the madness and try to regain some order I decided to share Relmstein's list of things to do before the Burning Crusade. Most of these items are centered around improving your financial situation and preparedness (probably a word) for the expansion. I hope that I can a lead a few of you bored souls away from the path of ganking and onto something more helpful to society, like AH price gouging. Anyways here's what I'm going to be doing this weekend. You can ignore it, copy it, or canonize it and make it your religious text. Just don't complain of boredom and kill low level alts. I've got a hunter I need to get to 58 by Tuesday.

Wow Insider have written a very nice overview of all the new instances coming with the Burning Crusade expansion. They tell us which level the instance is, the bosses, the loot etc. Good read!

Are you ready to step into the dungeons of the Burning Crusade, but are quaking in terror upon reading the Raid Attunement Chart? Fear not! WOW Insider present a quick and relatively painless guide to the dungeons available in the Burning Crusade, including level recommendations, bosses, and links to loot if we've got it!