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Whether you're saving up for mount training, gearing up your alts, or just padding your pockets for the next big expense, vendor trash farming is one of the most reliable and consistent gold-making methods in World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria Classic. While most players focus on professions or the auction house, many forget how lucrative old raids can be—especially when cleared solo or in small groups.

Here’s a breakdown of 7 raids in WoW MoP Classic that consistently yield the most gold through vendor trash alone.

1. Throne of Thunder

Throne of Thunder is a massive raid with a ton of trash mobs. Not only does it drop a high volume of green and blue items, but the epic trash and BoEs can bring in decent vendor gold. A full clear can net upwards of 800–1200 gold in vendorables, not counting rare drops. Just make sure you're ready for the length of the run—this place is a labyrinth.

2. Siege of Orgrimmar

A favorite for many gold farmers, Siege of Orgrimmar is long but extremely profitable. With plenty of mobs between bosses and a solid chance at dropping purples, it's a great option if you're looking to make gold without relying on RNG-heavy drops. The layout is linear, and the trash packs are generous in loot. Solo players with a geared level 70+ can easily clear this and walk out with a hefty sum.

3. Heart of Fear

Although smaller than some other raids, Heart of Fear packs a good amount of trash into its halls. The insectoid mobs often drop greens and cloth that vendors well. The time-to-profit ratio here is excellent, making it a good choice for players who want quick, repeatable runs.

4. Terrace of Endless Spring

Terrace is short and sweet but not to be overlooked. While the number of trash mobs is limited, the raid itself is quick to clear, and any loot you do get can be vendored for a tidy sum. It’s best used as part of a larger raid farming route rather than a standalone gold source.

5. Mogu’shan Vaults

Mogu’shan Vaults offers a nice blend of trash density and loot quality. The mogu and construct enemies drop a variety of items that vendor well, and you’ll often find some BoE greens and blues to sweeten the haul. Combine this with the fast respawn times, and you have a solid gold farming destination.

6. Firelands (Cataclysm Raid, Still Relevant)

Even though Firelands isn’t a MoP raid, it’s worth mentioning due to its continued profitability. The trash mobs here drop a ton of epic-quality loot that vendors for high amounts. Combine that with the relatively quick run time and you’ve got a solid fallback option if you’re farming beyond MoP content. Many players farming for cheap WoW MoP Classic gold still include older raids like this in their rotation for the sheer vendor value.

7. Vault of Archavon

Located in Wintergrasp, this raid is often overlooked. While not a major gold mine, the quick boss fights and concentrated loot drops make it a decent stop for some quick vendor trash. Plus, it’s a nostalgia trip for Wrath-era players. Just don’t expect it to carry your whole farming session—it works best as an add-on.

If your goal is to stockpile as much vendor gold as possible, efficiency is key. Set your Hearthstone near a repair vendor, clear your bags before starting, and run a full circuit of raids for maximum profit. Don’t forget to use auto-loot addons and consider bringing a Traveler’s Tundra Mammoth or other mobile vendor mount for mid-run selling.

Also, remember that while vendor farming is reliable, it won’t replace faster methods like selling rare drops or crafted items. Still, if you want a passive, low-effort way to buy WoW MoP Classic gold indirectly by simply playing the game and vendoring loot, these raids are the way to go.

As always, gold prices and farming methods can fluctuate with patches and population shifts, so what’s hot one week might cool down the next. Stay flexible, and you’ll always have gold when you need it.