I have taken into account two possibilities: one, that this is your first character (congratulations and thank you for choosing the Paladin, you do not know what you are missing), and two, this is an alt whom you need to get up to speed to get cheap wow gold.

If this is your first character, it had be a good time to note that Patch 3.2 allowed characters to learn Expert Riding (flying mounts) at Level 60. If you have not learned it yet, go visit your nearest trainer and pick it up for 800 Gold (faction discounts apply). At Level 68, you can technically enter Northrend and start picking up quests to get cheap wow gold.

The flying will not be particularly useful to first characters, but will be extremely useful to alts whose Level 80 main characters can purchase the Tome of Cold Weather Flight, an account-bound consumable book about WoW Gold, from Hira Snowdawn in Dalaran. Additionally, alts can benefit from heirloom armor and weapons to make everything faster. If you can afford the items, buy them, pass them on. As you can tell, Blizzard wants first timers to savor the content and for veteran players to get their butts to the endgame about WoW Gold.

Yes, I believe I did. Until you complete the epic-est quest chain, all other on-level zones are secondary. In situations where a quick burn is called for, as when a boss is near death, we can now spam Arcane Blast and not run out of mana three seconds later. It will be sweet.