Pugnacious Priest's Warcraft Blog

While Bging on the weekend, I started ‘looting’ the corpses of the Horde in the BG – Its not something I normally do. I prefer to pew pew instead of pilfering coin from dead things in PVP – Its a pain and not worth alot of coin, especially when it gets shared with nearby group members.

I was trying to look at it by seeing if just by using the coin earned from dead bodies could you cover basic things like food and repairs – and hence how much silver you actually got.  Then I started noticing a difference in the amounts ‘tendered’

So in a 70 BG in Arathi Basin  (In Silver, Copper)

8,56 undead mage
8,94 Tauren warrior
8,39 Undead rogue
10,30 BE Holy priest
10,34 T warrior
9,17 T druid

and It got difficult recording it and fighting so I stopped,  but then later in a WSG

I got 11.30 off a Pally, and then a couple of minutes later 3.30 odd off a Mage.

so I can’t work out why some players are worth more money then others, it doesnt seem to be a race or a class thing,   Ranks don’t exists anymore so it shouldnt be by rank, even though Rank Titles still show when you kill something ( still after they were removed. – also refer to a 2006 WOW insider post More Honor Points Answers

The honor you get is still supposed to be tied up with dimishing returns for depending on how many times they die, Maybe my mage with its 3,30 Silver died alot, whereas the Pally hadn’t.

Is there an add on that records trivial things like that?
EG a record of their name and how much was looted off them, then I could compare that with the # of deaths on the final scoreboard,