A slew of new patch 4.2 items in world of warcraft

               

A very similar dynamic is happening right now in the World of Warcraft.Cheap WOW Gold There are a slew of new-for-patch-4.2 items currently available on the auction house. New BOE gear from Firelands. New tailoring and leatherworking patterns. New blacksmithing plans. Living Embers. New PVP gear. They're all -- at least in theory -- high-demand items. After all, given players' insatiable lust for better gear, customers should be lining up around the (virtual) block to be buying all this stuff.The Living Ember is a BOE Firelands drop that's obtained from killing bosses therein. It's this raid tier's Primordial Saronite, with one sharp difference: You can't buy Living Embers with valor points. This severely limits supply, which of course puts upward pressure on Living Ember prices. And because of that natural urge to buy the latest and greatest the second it's available, demand for Living Embers (the items you can craft with them) is high, too.

In Wrath, Blizzard allowed raiders -- and indeed, even more casual non-raiders -- to buy each tier's crafting "orbs" for emblems. In Cataclysm, that's simply not been the case. Chaos Orbs are only accessible by running heroics (they're still bind on pickup), and Living Embers, though sellable, are only accessible through raiding.But in Cataclysm, without any other source for Living Embers but raids, there just aren't enough people participating in the market to correct it. There are very few sellers, and they're fumbling in the dark without a clue what to price these things at. People are listing them way too high, leaving them to languish on the auction house without a buyer. That doesn't help buyers or sellers.