The latest mmorpg Age of Conan launched at 27 May,the currency of this game was hard up for the gamers.plenty of sites that deal in the secend market for gamers begin to sell the gold ,Item4u.com announced ,that age of conan gold will be addition to the Item4u.com .
age of conan(abbreviated as aoc)is the latest mmorpg to be lanuched by veteran developed funcom.based on the popular novels by robert e.howard,gamers have already started stiring about the game's content,closely emulating the conan novels,down to the graphic violence and content.
the currency of age of conan is gold(referred to as aoc gold)will be the latest addition to the item4u line-up.Item4u have already started to establish their presence within the game and will be providing their customers with access to aoc gold as soon as it becomes available.

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