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Legion Enchanting Guide: How to profit - The Lazy Goldmaker

Trollbane Turalyon Twilight's Hammer Vashj Vek'nilash Xavius Zenedar. When I started this character, I took up Tailoring and Enchanting because I thought they were good money makers. Well, I'm not really seeing it yet. Most people answer to this question: But really, what are these bags you're talking about? Netherweave bags sell for 20g at the very most, and thus is a waste of time even farming the mats for.

Anything below that sells for nothing but spare change. Frostweave bags sell for g. It's a decent amount, but in comparison to the time it takes to farm the mats, is it worth it?

Embersilk bags sell for g. But these bags also require Hypnotic Dust.

So I could spend an hour farming embersilk, and just hope that enough greens drop for me to disenchant into Hypnotic Dust, and that it accomodates the amount of embersilk I've farmed, so that I don't still have to spend a fortune buying the rest of the dust on the AH.

And with two hours of farming, I'd think you could make 10 bags at the most. Which amounts to about 5k, probably less. Illusionary bags are out of the question entirely. All the Dreamcloth recipes have a week cooldown, so unless you're using Chaos Orbs you won't even make one bag a week. And the Chaos Orbs are expensive still, about 85g on my server. Now, considering you need 8 Dreamcloth for an Illusionary bag, and 4 Chaos Orb for one Dream Cloth, that's 32 Chaos Orbs for one bag. Don't even get me started.

I have to ask; what's with farming the mats? You should buy the mats at a low cost and make them into the relevant bags and then sell for a nice profit. Let others do the work, you just do the work at the end and reap the wow how to make money with tailoring and enchanting. Hypnotic Dust is an issue now though. The mats are expensive as hell. Even embersilk cloth is still expensive.

Sure I could buy them, but the profit I make would be minimal.

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Cloth scavenging makes it a faceroll. Still takes a while, even binary option jobs in limassol it's a faceroll. Making bags costs a three to five stacks. And like I said it's not really worth the profit right now. On my Mage tailor I make about 15G profit per netherweave bag buying matts I normally make 20 Netherweave bags and 4 frosts per week making about G profit per week for a few minutes work.

Well you could do two things 1 - spam trade asking for free gold 2 - stop moaning and actually put a bit of effort into your professions so you make gold. But before that level them to Both like any professions make good steady money each day as long binary options zigzag strategy you spend mins on them each day.

Since the last patch the two professions have probably netted me around k. With the new patch in mind here is a few things Bags sell and they sell fast You can easily australian stock market trading hours per week and if you chose to farm the profit will be even more.

Vanilla and Mop PVP - you really need to get you finger out and level before the patch. People will buy them both for pvp and boosting their ilvl New Epics - they are BOE As a Tailor you get Cloth scavenging. Go to Icecrown http: You have more frostweave cloth than you can shake a stick at. You could also go to Deepholm http: You can buy Hypnotic dust with Justice Points in Stormwind. A lot of cloth but more importantly greens as well.

The drop rate in deepholm has been nerfed so Tol Barad is also a good option and although it does not say it in the tooltip the potion of luck works there as well.

Dude I don't keep up with all this stuff I'm just out of the loop when it comes to this. And yeah about that gem bag you mentioned, I'm not doing 2 months worth of dailies for only one recipe that might not even sell that good You are a Tailor on Argent Dawn.

Ever consider making RP clothing? I do, but unfortunately so do many others. Thats what he said about putting effort into your profession, to be able to make the money you want! I think it was point two of the bit you 'quoted'. I wanna put effort in, but 2 months of dailies?

Especially when there aren't any other worthwhile rewards for me. I'm already doing Shieldwall dailies, I'm doing Argent Tournament dailies on two characters, both champion and valiantI'm doing Kalu'ak dailies, and when I'm in a decent mood, I might do Golden Lotus dailies. After that, I've had my fill of dailies, thank you. I want to do other things in this game then dailies.

I'm not a raider myself" Never mentioned raiding but if you are half serious about your professions who will have seen what new recipes are coming next patch Never said you had to do 2 months of dailies but if you are serious about making money from tailoring you need to look at lots of oppurtunities If you ACTUALLY want to make money from your profession you need to explore lots of opportunites and not just post a few of the popular things and then give up when they don't immediately sell.

Here is a few examples that I have done figures from the end of may Enchant Chest - Greater stats Enchant Cloak - Stealth Covering lots of markets rather than just a few is the best way to make money Then why not just make stuff that isn't made a lot by other tailors? Hat Of wintry Doom i think the name is.

Not to mention a lot of tailoring recipes that drop from dungeons that might be good for RP. Have something to say? Log in to join the conversation.