Profession required : Tailoring - 350/375 Primal Mooncloth, Shadowcloth, and Spellcloth.Rare : Noble Topaz, Star of Elune, Talasite, Living Ruby, Dawnstone, Nightseye. Uncommon : Blood Garnet, Flame Spessarite, Deep Peridot, Shadow Draenite, Golden Draenite, Azure Moonstone. See the list below for a list of the raw gem material names. This method is not always promising, but if you keep an eye out for cheap gem-making materials on the Auction House, you can then craft real gems from those cheap materials, and repost it to the Auction House for profit. Profession required : Jewelcrafting - 355/375 Once you have this item in your inventory, the nodes will appear on your minimap. There are different types of gas clouds across four of The Outland zones that you can harvest for materials that are needed across multiple professions. If you are playing on No Risk and you are an Engineer, this is a must. Profession Required : Engineering - 305/375 This addon will keep track of all the nodes you harvest, allowing icons to be saved on the map indicating where you once were to give brief remembrance. See the line below for a direct source link to the ‘Gatherer’ addon. Tip (No Risk) - If this is the more suiting of the two choices for you, keep in mind that if you have a gathering profession such as Herbalism or Mining, it is a great idea to implement a route for your gathering runs.
Whether or not you enjoy PvP, your primary goal here is to increase your total profit margin, in doing so you must find a secluded area for maximum efficiency so you can reduce the chances of running into opposition.
Tip (High Risk) - If this is your venturing route of interest, bear in mind that you will definitely run into other players at some point sometimes 1, maybe 4. Intro - In summation, at the end of the day you are either going to be endlessly killing/looting mass amounts of mobs, flying around node to node collecting for your professions, or a fine blend of both your choice. See the short list below for recommendation examples. Below you can see a compiled list of all the choices, along with source links that will provide helpful information on the leveling process.Ĭombination - Keep in mind that professions were designed around a system that makes certain ones flow together naturally better than others (Ex : Alchemy/Herbalism) would be a far more superior combination for profit and fluidity instead of choosing (Ex : Alchemy/Skinning). Deciding - The Burning Crusade expansion has quite the variety in regards to professions. Intro - If one of your endgame goals is to maximize your overall gold profit, then deciding on two key professions that interest you is a crucial part of the journey. Whether you’re farming ore, herbs, or items from mobs, you can expect to do it at an enjoyable pace while ‘No Risk’ is enabled This creates an opportunity for the player to indulge into their farming desires very fluently like it was in the original game. Different from High Risk, in No Risk you may use your flying mounts anywhere in the Outlands. No Risk Farmer - This play style allows the player to have a laid back experience without the fear of losing gold or items. Keep in mind you cannot fly in the open world if this mode is enabled. Anytime a player has ‘High Risk’ enabled, they will have a buff icon in the upper righthand corner of their screen indicating their loot tier level (Example : Heroic Dungeon, Karazhan, Gruul’s Lair, etc.) the higher your item level, the better the loot buff your character will withhold. High Risk Farmer - This play style will focus on maximizing your overall item level to increase your overall chances of high tier loot dropping upon kills in PvE out in the open world.
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