5 Daily Tips to Double Your Gold Income
Published 2026-05-08 Β· VvW Editorial Team
Simple daily habits that significantly increase your gold income in Vampires vs. Werewolves.
Our team tests every tip and strategy in live Season 3 gameplay before publishing. This guide is accurate as of May 2026.
1. Never miss your Work cooldown
The Work action pays 50β200 gold per use (scaled by your Intelligence stat) and only has an 8-hour cooldown. That means it's available up to 3 times a day. Setting a reminder for every 8-hour window is the single easiest way to stop leaving free gold on the table β it adds up to 150β600 gold/day for zero risk.
2. Keep your daily login streak alive
The login-streak reward scales hard the longer you keep it: Day 1: 50 gold β Day 2: 100 β Day 3: 200 β Day 4: 300 β Day 5: 500 β Day 6: 750 β Day 7: 1,000, and it jumps to a flat 5,000 gold on Day 30. Breaking the streak resets you back to Day 1 rewards, so even a single missed login is expensive β log in daily even if it's just to claim the reward.
3. Prioritize Hard daily quests over Beginner/Medium
All three quest tiers share the same 24-hour cooldown, but the payout gap is huge: Beginner quests pay 20β350 gold, Medium quests pay 200β1,500, while Hard daily quests pay 600β20,000 gold. If you can clear a Hard quest, always do that one first β it's worth doing even if it takes longer than several Medium quests combined.
4. Farm boss kills on cooldown
Boss kills pay 500β5,000 gold with only a 6-hour cooldown β faster to repeat than Work, and a much higher ceiling. Pair a boss kill with your Work action every time both are off cooldown for a reliable daily gold floor.
5. Don't sleep on PvP and item selling
Winning a PvP attack nets 10β30% of your target's gold, with up to 5 attacks per hour (1-hour cooldown each) β scout for high-gold targets before you attack. And when you outgrow gear, sell it: the shop pays 50% of an item's base value, so clearing out your inventory after every dungeon run is free gold you'd otherwise leave sitting in your bags.