Zhevra Mounted

The glyph market is booming right now, and is something that you need to jump on while the opportunity is still there. We're already past the largest wave, but there is still plenty to be made. Glyphs that I do not mention will still probably sell, this is simply a list of best sellers.
Note: I am not including minor glyphs; due to their nature they all sell but don't sell at fantastic prices.



Death Knight

• Death Strike
• Heart Strike
• Rune Strike
• Death & Decay
• Death Coil
• Dancing Rune Weapon
• Rune Tap
• Pestilence
• Frost Strike
• Howling Blast
• Obliterate
• Raise Dead
• Scourge Strike
• Icy Touch
• Anti-Magic Shell
• Plague Strike
• Blood Boil

Druid

• Rejuvenation
• Lifebloom
• Swiftmend
• Wild Growth
• Rebirth
• Thorns
• Tiger's Fury
• Shred
• Savage Roar
• Rip
• Berserk
• Ferocious Bite
• Insect Swarm
• Moonfire
• Wrath
• Starfall
• Focus
• Frenzied Regeneration
• Faerie Fire
• Maul

Hunter

• Disengage
• Trap Launcher
• Steady Shot
• Kill Shot
• Arcane Shot

Mage

• Molten Armor
• Frostbolt
• Ice Lance
• Frostfire
• Arcane Blast
• Arcane Missiles
• Mage Armor
• Slow
• Arcane Power
• Invisibility

Paladin

• Crusader Strike
• Seal of Truth
• Templar's Verdict
• Ascetic Crusader
• Rebuke
• Consecration
• Hammer of the Righteous
• Shield of the Righteous
• Focus Shield
• Holy Wrath
• Seal of Insight
• Word of Glory
• Divine Plea

Priest

• Penance
• Power Word: Shield
• Prayer of Healing
• Holy Nova
• Divine Accuracy
• Dispel Magic
• Guardian Spirit
• Lightwell
• Renew
• Circle of Healing
• Mind Flay
• Power Word: Pain
• Power Word: Death

Shaman

• Windfury Weapon
• Stormstrike
• Feral Spirit
• Earthliving
• Earthshield

Warlock

• Haunt
• Lash of Pain
• Bane of Agony
• Life Tap
• Soul Swap
• Shadow Bolt
• Immolate
• Incinerate
• Metamorphosis
• Conflagrate
• Imp

Warrior

• Mortal Strike
• Overpower
• Slam
• Sweeping Strikes
• Long Charge
• Rapid Charge
• Bloodthirst
• Raging Blow
• Cleaving
• Death Wish
• Heroic Throw
• Devastate
• Revenge
• Shield Slam
• Shockwave
• Thunder Clap
• Sunder Armor
  

For those of you unfamiliar with the LFD (Looking for Dungeon), also called LFG (LFGroup), tool it is a fairly new feature in WoW that allows you to find people looking to join a dungeon group. You can start using it at level 15, and can either sign up for specific dungeons that are within your level range, or sign up for "random" which will do exactly as it says. When your group is ready you are automatically teleported into it, and can teleport out by leaving group or click the "eye" on your minimap. If you are DPS, expect a wait of about ~10 minutes, this depends on your server, time, and level range of course. Healers will expect a minute or two, and tanks are nearly "insta-queue", so try not to go AFK. Nothing more annoying than sitting there watching someone time out because they decided to go get a sandwich.

Word to the wise; signing up for random is both faster and usually more beneficial for you as you will get a Satchel of Helpful Goods, which contains a random enchantment blue, some gold and extra experience at the end of the dungeon. At 70 you will start to get badges from doing randoms.

As far as my experiences go, here is what you can generally expect out of the groups at certain levels. I'll update as my two lowbie alts get a little further along, as most of my alts were in Outlands or Northrend by the time LFD came out.

The Looking for Dungeon (LFD) tool. Bane and hero to us all.
My husband and I have started some characters on Deathwing (PvP-US) recently, and as a gold boost made some alts with professions that we're leveling through the LFD tool. He, Tai'za the Prot Warrior, and I, Jinmara the Disc Priest, haven't touched any quests or mobs since level 15, with the exception of two or three dungeon quests.
It's been fast, the gear/disenchantables/cloth fall like manna from the heavens, but it has been trying on the patience. First off are the people that realize there is a 15 minute timer before they can be kicked, and use it for general asshattery; pulling everything, ninjaing, afking at the entrance for free experience. I will not kick someone for low DPS, as long as they aren't doing anything else stupid, but some of the people that we have run into really have me wondering.

I'm a Disc priest, who has to be mana conservative with very little mana regen gear and oh..yeah, hey I'm healing. Yet I have managed to be in 7(!) different groups that I out damaged other group members. Included in those that I have beaten have been a Frost Mage that did nothing but cast Blizzard, a melee only Marks Hunter (I mean only, no pet either), and a Balance Druid that Moonfire spammed and then whacked at the mob with a staff.
I often ask the person if they're new to the game, or if they're just trying out a new playstyle and every single time the response has been "I don't have any tools as this spec!" or "I have no gear!" or even "I'm a level lower than you!". The most frustrating part is that 9 times out of 10, if you try to help someone they will only argue, call you an elitist, and then continue with what they were doing. We're not even mentioning the number of them that are in heirloom gear.