TBC Sethekk Halls Druid Gold Farm (300g/hour)

0:00-0:55 - Explanation 0:56-8:47 - The run Hey! This is a solo gold farm for Feral Druids in TBC Classic. It involves soloing the last boss of normal Sethekk Halls. You must have an Enchanting skill of at least 275, and it's also recommended to have some way of turning Primal Nethers into gold (i.e. tailoring or leatherworking). You'll need a decent baseline of gear - at least T4, though 2pc T5 is highly recommended. In terms of spec, standard 0/44/17 Feral tank works, or you can use a spec that has Nurturing Instinct while you're first learning (or if you're undergeared). I do recommend wearing full standard tank gear - don't get greedy and try to wear DPS gear, especially not while first learning the run. Note that you do hit instance cap doing this farm, but I don't consider this a downside (as I highly value farms that have natural downtime). If you prefer longer runs, you can kill extra trash (e.x. the non-elite birds, or mob packs that are guarding chests), but in terms of gold per hour, it's better to stick to just blasting out fast runs, and doing something else with the downtime. In terms of gold per hour, here are the calculations (based on Nightslayer prices 2026/05/30) Average run: 8 min (7.5 runs per hour) DE value of blues: 17.5g * 2 = 35g Primal Nether (4% drop rate, 100g average profit from LW): 4g Raw gold: 1g Total = 40g per run 40g * 7.5 = 300g/hour (Note: Spirit Shard prices not factored in, but if you control the towers, you can buy and sell the Auchenai Mana Potions, which are currently 3.25g/ea, adding another 24g/h). This should hold pretty steady throughout the expansion, as Large Prismatic Shards will retain their value well the entire expansion. If you wait to sell on raid reset days, you can make even more money. Note that there is a way to skip the 2 Ravenguards by aggroing the boss and trying to Dash past him, but I've not managed to consistently do this yet. If I learn it, I may post a follow-up video. But if you could do this, then the runs would probably be around 6.5 minutes.