Well, only Dawnstones and Talasite might be worth less if you use that. Assuming each gem costs 1g, it's only 18g, and I've seen greens go for almost less than what they vendor for.
Some cuts might sell for 1-2g apiece at any given time... but I'm way too lazy to deal with that crap. Now that I think about it, I probably should, rather than vendoring them for 25 silver, but... lazy....
Anyway, I haven't vendored many. I maintain a stockpile of 2 stacks apiece on my rogue, and 1 stack apiece on my warlock (for transmuting and not having to mail crap around). I figure I'll probably make like 15 or 20 rares on release day and start upgrading some alt gear that I hadn't gotten around to using rares on, which will be nice.
I can see this raising the uncommon market a bit, as the demand might not go up (or might even go down a little), but the supply will all but vanish. The introduction of badge epic gems will hurt the rare market a tiny bit, I suspect, and plentiful rares might as well, but I think we'll just see slightly lower prices with a bit more standardizing them as the supply goes up.
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I spent around 300 gold getting it to 275, which is good for any green trash you find. If it's for an alt, that's all you need, since anything higher than that will be soulbound or worth selling directly.
Is there some sort of secret leveling recipe for low-to-mid 100s Jewelcrafting? Really, are there some secret recipes of any sort anywhere, or anything? I haven't seen anything on the AH, and so I'm stuck getting one new shitty recipe from the trainer every 10 points or so ... for an item that's for a level much lower than mine, since it's so expensive/slow to level this dumb profession. e_e
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This site helped me with my engineering. Though I'm not sure if the items from the jewelcraft guide are from the trainer.
Is there some sort of secret leveling recipe for low-to-mid 100s Jewelcrafting? Really, are there some secret recipes of any sort anywhere, or anything? I haven't seen anything on the AH, and so I'm stuck getting one new shitty recipe from the trainer every 10 points or so ... for an item that's for a level much lower than mine, since it's so expensive/slow to level this dumb profession. e_e
I think I made tons of copper wire, iron fittings,healing statues, golden rings of power and that random blue ring with 20ap on my paladin
I did have a ton of left over stuff from my warrior to do this
Hmm, what I remember doing is lots and lots of Heavy Stone Statues (start at 110, yellow 120, green 130, grey 140). I mean, what else am I going to do with all that heavy stone from mining? Mixed in with this are Amulet of the Moon (pattern sold in Exodar, 110/140/155/170) and Barbaric Iron Collars (also sold in Exodar, same trivial numbers).
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So, word is that Inscription is going to have Herblism as it's gathering skill. What's funny about that is that back when I was working on my "How to have Enchanting on the AH and do it right" proposal, I had it requiring skinning.
Gathering professions really need some kind of perk. Lots of people are going double non-gathering professions, and it's looking like I'll be a sucker in Wrath if I stick with herbalism. The little odds and ends like Nightmare Seeds are nice, but nothing unique and nothing that will make people go Herablism.
Flame Cap is a good place to start: cut the damage a bit, switch it to all damage types and have it require herbalism.
Last I checked, Terrocone (not exactly a rare or high level herb) was selling for something like 40-60 gold per stack. Lotuses are out of control when a raid group hits the AH, and gems/ore are probably never gonna lose their lustre.
If anything, skinning could probably use a tiny boost or semi-rare drop that's useful, but herbalism is going to be attached at the hip to Inscription, and you just know that's gonna push the numbers through the roof for the first couple weeks after release, while everyone is messing around with their Deathknight Inscription alt (or whichever class they decide to do it with).
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Gathering professions really need some kind of perk. Lots of people are going double non-gathering professions, and it's looking like I'll be a sucker in Wrath if I stick with herbalism. The little odds and ends like Nightmare Seeds are nice, but nothing unique and nothing that will make people go Herablism.
Flame Cap is a good place to start: cut the damage a bit, switch it to all damage types and have it require herbalism.
Money is a major perk. It's the only professions that are always profitable. But it does look like skining and mining may be getting special attacks.
I was gonna drop my skinning/mining combo for herbing/inscriptions just for the fun of it. But if you can provide me towards some form of vaguely-authoritative source, I may have to reconsider a bit.
Mining/skinning/herbalism have become "the things you level an alt for" as a raider.
I wish there would be some leaked info about inscription besides the fact that it's going to require herbalism as a supplies profession. I think I finally came up with a good plan for what to do about professions on my warlock (quickly level herbalism right before WLK, pick herbs while leveling to 80, then powerlevel inscription) and I want to know if it's going to be a good idea. :rotate:
Mining/skinning/herbalism have become "the things you level an alt for" as a raider.
I wish there would be some leaked info about inscription besides the fact that it's going to require herbalism as a supplies profession. I think I finally came up with a good plan for what to do about professions on my warlock (quickly level herbalism right before WLK, pick herbs while leveling to 80, then powerlevel inscription) and I want to know if it's going to be a good idea. :rotate:
I'm thinking of doing the same.
Tailored gear is happy and nice and all, but I really don't want to hit 80 and be stuck in Extra-Super-Primal Mooncloth with 7500 healing and 12 Stamina until I get into Tier 9 content.
Oh I won't drop tailoring unless it's confirmed that there won't be Frozen Shadoweave 2.0. Given all the patterns in BT and Sunwell, I figure they plan to continue making tailoring a required profession for caster min/max. The only thing I thus far refuse to budge on is enchanting. I really dislike enchanting and it's so expensive to level at this point, an extra 24 spell power would be nice but unless they add some other benefit, fuck that.
I think I'm still just bitter that PMooncloth had no freakin' base stats on it, but the healing/regen was on par with T5 so it took forever to replace it. You didn't really *need* stam so much in T4/5 content as most of the damage is totally avoidable, but it was a nice change when you did get enough that a loose mob sneezing on you wasn't instant death.
I think I'm still just bitter that PMooncloth had no freakin' base stats on it, but the healing/regen was on par with T5 so it took forever to replace it. You didn't really *need* stam so much in T4/5 content as most of the damage is totally avoidable, but it was a nice change when you did get enough that a loose mob sneezing on you wasn't instant death.
That was the best part, seeing the mob look at a priest and then seeing improved death proc.
Oh don't get me wrong, I loathed having to wear FSW robes until we killed Archimonde, but fashion aside I'll do what they make me do as far as getting the best gear possible. >.<
Heh last night our Burn-healing paladin kept yelling at priests who were angels "I can't heal you, come into range!" and they'd point out that they were dead, because for some reason Grid doesn't differentiate between a priest and what I referred to as a "fake alive" priest. This phrasing amused the priests to no end.
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Some cuts might sell for 1-2g apiece at any given time... but I'm way too lazy to deal with that crap. Now that I think about it, I probably should, rather than vendoring them for 25 silver, but... lazy....
Anyway, I haven't vendored many. I maintain a stockpile of 2 stacks apiece on my rogue, and 1 stack apiece on my warlock (for transmuting and not having to mail crap around). I figure I'll probably make like 15 or 20 rares on release day and start upgrading some alt gear that I hadn't gotten around to using rares on, which will be nice.
I can see this raising the uncommon market a bit, as the demand might not go up (or might even go down a little), but the supply will all but vanish. The introduction of badge epic gems will hurt the rare market a tiny bit, I suspect, and plentiful rares might as well, but I think we'll just see slightly lower prices with a bit more standardizing them as the supply goes up.
FYI, I painfully dragged my enchanting from 225-310 or so just post-BC, and it cost around 500g.
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I think I made tons of copper wire, iron fittings,healing statues, golden rings of power and that random blue ring with 20ap on my paladin
I did have a ton of left over stuff from my warrior to do this
It was like an easter egg hunt for them when 2.0 came out
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Thanks for the link!
awesome!
so you will be able to turn green gems into blue gems in 2.4 and get rich!!!
grats!
Next thing i need to do is sit down and figure out how much the BLUE gem market will drop by when every idiot in the world is doing this
i dont know whats more terrifying atm
a pally with rocket boots or a pally with a chicken gun
Chicken gun?
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So, word is that Inscription is going to have Herblism as it's gathering skill. What's funny about that is that back when I was working on my "How to have Enchanting on the AH and do it right" proposal, I had it requiring skinning.
Flame Cap is a good place to start: cut the damage a bit, switch it to all damage types and have it require herbalism.
Last I checked, Terrocone (not exactly a rare or high level herb) was selling for something like 40-60 gold per stack. Lotuses are out of control when a raid group hits the AH, and gems/ore are probably never gonna lose their lustre.
If anything, skinning could probably use a tiny boost or semi-rare drop that's useful, but herbalism is going to be attached at the hip to Inscription, and you just know that's gonna push the numbers through the roof for the first couple weeks after release, while everyone is messing around with their Deathknight Inscription alt (or whichever class they decide to do it with).
Money is a major perk. It's the only professions that are always profitable. But it does look like skining and mining may be getting special attacks.
I was gonna drop my skinning/mining combo for herbing/inscriptions just for the fun of it. But if you can provide me towards some form of vaguely-authoritative source, I may have to reconsider a bit.
They were datamined. So it's as up in the air as any other datamined info.
I wish there would be some leaked info about inscription besides the fact that it's going to require herbalism as a supplies profession. I think I finally came up with a good plan for what to do about professions on my warlock (quickly level herbalism right before WLK, pick herbs while leveling to 80, then powerlevel inscription) and I want to know if it's going to be a good idea. :rotate:
I'm thinking of doing the same.
Tailored gear is happy and nice and all, but I really don't want to hit 80 and be stuck in Extra-Super-Primal Mooncloth with 7500 healing and 12 Stamina until I get into Tier 9 content.
That was the best part, seeing the mob look at a priest and then seeing improved death proc.
"No worries, I specced for it."
With around 10.5k health raid buffed now, I can stand in cleaves ALL DAY, whee!
Heh last night our Burn-healing paladin kept yelling at priests who were angels "I can't heal you, come into range!" and they'd point out that they were dead, because for some reason Grid doesn't differentiate between a priest and what I referred to as a "fake alive" priest. This phrasing amused the priests to no end.
You didn't think drums were going to get nerfed? o_O