How to get Free GW2 Gem Cards

Finally the ArenaNet have released the guild wars 2 gem card. The gem card works similar as Game Time Cards work with other MMO's that got a monthly cost (like World of Warcraft for example) but instead of game time the card is filled up with gems instead, 2000 fantastic gems. That's a lot of gems if you ask me and you can buy a lot of fun stuff in the store with that much gems.
The gems on the card is redeemed easy by using a code that's on the card, there's both electronic versions and real life cards that can be bought in game stores all over the world, so you won't need a credit card in order to buy one of these.

2000 Gems - What can you buy that many Gems?

• You can get 10 Ringmaster's Hat (make your whole guild look fancy!)
• 10 x Evon Gnashblade's Box o' Fun (get ready for some fun fun fun)
• 6 Minis 3-Pack and get a whole army of mini pets! (each pack cost 300 gems)
• or you can exchange all the gems and get a huge pile of gold!

How to get free GuildWars 2 Gems For Free?

As you might have realised that these gem cards are rather expensive, they're totally worth it if you ask me because you can get so much fun with all these gems. But why pay when you can get them for free, if you follow this guide you will learn a easy yet very efficient way of gett Guild Wars 2 Gem Cards for free. Anyone can do it and the guide is of coures 100% free. You can check out the guide over here:
Guide: How to Get Guild Wars 2 Gem Cards For Free

The GW2 Gem Store

Quick Guide About Crafting in Guild Wars 2

I have spent a few days of crafting now and I learnt me a few things, I thought I'd write a short guide for those who are interested in doing some crafting in Guild Wars 2
I got to around 100 in tailoring and 95 in jewelling, so I'm no genius when it comes to crafting, this is just me sharing my experience and thought when I started to craft in GW2.  
A warning to anyone who's interested in crafting is that you should be prepared that you are going to have to spend coins in order to level up your crafting. Although I used everything I came across and saved everything that could be use in crafting, I found myself often needed to buy things on the auction house to get further in my crafting professions.

Short guide to crafting in Guild Wars 2.

In the beginning crafting in GW2 looked like in any other MMORPG. It has a base material (e.g. copper) that can be refined into ingots, that you can later craft something with.
To create a dagger for example you then need to create a blade and a handle, and then assemble them.
However, you notice pretty quickly that something more is required in order to continue to gain crafting levels, when around crafting level 30 it starts to require extremely high numbers of material to increase the level.

Experimental Mode 

Instead of putting together the blade and handle of a dagger directly you go into experimental mode, add the handle, the blade, and then an optional crafting materials (often stuff that drops from mobs, such as chlorine, bits of gems, vials of blood, etc. etc.).
In doing so, we add a magical component and gives its item a bonus. First time to test a certain combination you get extra exp and can often jump 3-4 level up if it is a little more complicated item you created.

When you have created a combination will the recipe be unlocked and added to, among the other recipes, but it will not longer give as much exp.
Therefore it is recommended to start using the experimental feature as soon as possible (often requires level 25 and then 50 for many combinations) to avoid having to spend hundreds of coins for a few levels.
If you have 100 of the base material (eg copper) it is usually enough to refine those to get to approximately level 20-25 so start with that, especially when you stop getting exp pretty quickly for easy recipes (such as copper ingots).
It works very similar for all the different crafting professions, only materials differ between the various crafts.

It is worth to consider is also that you always get exp when you craft, but you can however do sort of like critical hits in crafting that gives you bonus exp. So it's a bit of a gamble, but you can not fail to craft anything and thus wasting material, so you always get something out of crafting.
Things you create in crafting is also quite usable, when I was at level 28 (normal level), I could at level 90 (crafting level) create gear that was better than any I've had in rewards / drops until then.

All Currencies in Guild Wars 2 Explained

Here's a great video that explains all the currencies in Guild Wars 2 and what you can do and how to spend these different currencies. If you didn't know already the eight currencies in GW2 is:
Coins, Gems, Karma, Supply, Influence, Glory, Tokens and Skill Points.

The video is from GamerZakh on Youtube, thank you for this video!

How to get Free Guild Wars 2 Gems

The items and accounts buffs you can buy with gems in the gem shop in GW2 is just amazing, there's so much fun stuff to choose from, but the negative thing is that the items in the store cost A LOT of gems. And as we all know Gems = Money. And yeah money doesn't grow on threes exactly. That's why I'm showing you guys a way to earn free Guild Wars 2 gems. You can check out a quick preview of the guide over here and also links to the actual guide. Get to the guide here.

The guide is not about doing anything in-game, the guide will show you a way of getting free unlimited gems by doing free surveys and offers on a site called Points2Shop, anyway you can read more about everything by clicking the link above.