"So my wife and I were scheming... If you have a guild, what is necessary to acquire a guild bank. If you could get friends to sign your charter and create your guild, when it's done, couldn't you share the guild bank amongst the few remaining members as a sort of personal giant bank. It seems to easy and too good to be true to be able to do this with alts, but if it's possible, my wife and I would love to share and fund a mutli-tabbed guild bank for bank alts that holds crafting goods as well as share them easily between ourselves without sending. What limitations would there be to this. I have a 19 Warrior on my Hunter's realm that is the proud (and only) owner of a 2 tab guild vault. All you need is a guild and the gold to buy the tabs. You could get 8 people to sign your charter (plus your wife), remove those people once you hand in the charter, and then buy your tabs as your gold resources allow. Well my wife and I have one set up. We came up with the same idea and just ran around Death Knell offering people 5g a pop to sign. It was done in moments. We've already got two tabs busting at the seams and are considering purchasing the 3rd soon. As expensive as it is, it's vastly cheaper than buying larger bags over all at a premium of nearly 300g/2-slots. With money being what it is from dailies, we make enough in a few hours to cover the costs. This is going to be fantastic for quickly sharing crafting mats. We finally broke down and got the 3rd tab. wow goud We've completely filled all of them up and most of our alts are still busting. It has made a huge difference though. Most of it's stuff like lockboxes that my Rogue isn't yet high enough to open and Netherweave (about 2000 of them) cloths which my Priest can't start using till he hits 50. wow oro An entire tab is dedicated to just enchanting mats and such. " "I have a 70 rogue as my main character. I like making huge dps, but would like to try something different. or wow I have been interested in shamans lately, but I read that they are weak in pvp. What class would you suggest me to play after a rogue. Also, I want it to be pretty good at 1v1 and mass pvp My first 70 was a rogue, followed by a warrior. world of warcraft powerleveling Warriors are great, though I wouldn't recommend going from one fully melee toon to the other fully melee toon... there are a lot of differences, but there are also a lot of similarities. I'd say try a caster! I currently play a shadow priest and am loving it, though if you're going to be mostly PvPing this is probably not the best choice (though I personally enjoy the challenge of it.) honestly shadow priests aren't as bad as a lot of people make them out to be (imho), but the fact that the community perceives us as much makes us get focused a LOT. eve isk what about a lock. they're stupidly good in PvP and pretty fun to play in my experience. if you REALLY want a change, give PvP healing a go.

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