The WotLK profession thread - Page 111

clavarnway · 01/11/09, 7:52 PM

edit: wrong thread.

Daenerys · 01/11/09, 9:31 PM

Originally Posted by Playered

Simply reading about it on wowhead should provide you enough base info to test and clarify for yourself.

I personally have never had the Destruction Potion proc in my own testing on my (Resto) Druid but the rest pretty much seemed to be true from my testing.
I quite like the fact it has a conditional result depending on your situation and having it always give HP/Mana ontop of this makes it really a very nice perk. It might also have different results based on your class (or even spec) but that would need testing by multiple classes to confirm.

As an Enhancement Shaman, I have used 40+ Crazy Alchemist potions in raiding and every single time it has given me the haste buff that a Potion of Speed normally gives. After the first couple kept giving me the speed buff, I made a ton of them and use them on all boss fights because they are dirt-cheap compared to the normal Potion of Speed.

I assume they are class/spec dependent; meaning most will get a haste buff but perhaps a tanking class/spec will get something else that would be more beneficial than haste.

Here's hoping they work exactly the same on PTR, but actually give you the mana/health as well. I certainly won't be happy if I lose my source of cheap haste pots!

exog · 01/13/09, 5:43 AM

Does anyone have experience selling the ebonweave/spellweave/moonshroud gloves/robes? Any comment on how fast/reliably these items sell? And if there has been a change of pace to the worse/better lately?

Ukerric · 01/13/09, 9:02 AM

Originally Posted by exog

Does anyone have experience selling the ebonweave/spellweave/moonshroud gloves/robes? Any comment on how fast/reliably these items sell? And if there has been a change of pace to the worse/better lately?

As you can expect, it's not an highly popular item. The biggest problem is that these two slots are also the two slots that you can get 10-man T7 from badges. Any main character will probably shoot for the T7 stuff instead of buying one. I can't even "sell" them reliably within the guild.

• Adoriele · 01/13/09, 1:09 PM

Originally Posted by Ukerric

As you can expect, it's not an highly popular item. The biggest problem is that these two slots are also the two slots that you can get 10-man T7 from badges. Any main character will probably shoot for the T7 stuff instead of buying one. I can't even "sell" them reliably within the guild.

You'll hit the market dead on for people who are good enough to reliably be in 25-mans, but don't have time to run heroics or 10-mans and have poor luck on drops. How big that market is depends on your server and its raid force.

Douglas · 01/13/09, 2:09 PM

Originally Posted by Adoriele

You'll hit the market dead on for people who are good enough to reliably be in 25-mans, but don't have time to run heroics or 10-mans and have poor luck on drops.

Be aware that the coming patch permits you to trade Emblems of Valor down to Emblems of Heroism. So folks who can reliably do 25-mans will also be able to buy the 10-man gloves and chest if they want to, though likely it makes sense for them to defer that purchase for a really really long time.

Swindley · 01/14/09, 6:26 AM

I have a question.. Like many others, I'm thinking of dropping my 450 tailoring to level JC instead, to get some decent bonuses.
My question is this, if I decide to relearn tailoring later, will I also relearn the rare patterns that I currently have? Has anyone else done this and can help me out?

Also, I'm sure the moment i decide to drop it, they'll announce some great patterns and bonuses from having tailoring -_-

But figured I could allways just relearn tailoring and do the grind all over again if I have to.

• Ryazan · 01/14/09, 6:30 AM

Originally Posted by Swindley

My question is this, if I decide to relearn tailoring later, will I also relearn the rare patterns that I currently have? Has anyone else done this and can help me out?

When you unlearn a profession, you lose it all. So no, you won't relearn all those BoE-patterns etc. if you pick the same profession again.

Stopokingme · 01/14/09, 6:34 AM

All your learned patterns will be gone, and will have to be relearned if you retake tailoring. (edit, beaten)

I'm not to sure about Cloth Harvesting or whatever it was called, but guess that'll be gone as well. Not sure if you can relearn that though, considering it's from a quest.

Ukerric · 01/14/09, 7:41 AM

Originally Posted by Stopokingme

I'm not to sure about Cloth Harvesting or whatever it was called, but guess that'll be gone as well. Not sure if you can relearn that though, considering it's from a quest.

You can get Northern Cloth Scavenging off a dropped book instead of the quest, if you are missing the skill.

jozga · 01/14/09, 10:27 AM

I asked this in the wrong thread before: if I drop LWing does the bracer patch become inactive? I have read that it does, but this seems unusual considering that ring enchants don't become inactive (or at least, never used to).

mako · 01/14/09, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by jozga

I asked this in the wrong thread before: if I drop LWing does the bracer patch become inactive? I have read that it does, but this seems unusual considering that ring enchants don't become inactive (or at least, never used to).

Profession perks become inactive upon dropping the profession. This is the case with all professions (BS, LW, Tailoring, JC, etc) as of 3.0.

Morakk · 01/14/09, 10:47 AM

The enchantment will be in red text with "Requires <skill>", and you will not get the effect. You can still equip the item.

songster · 01/21/09, 4:55 AM

Any sign of the missing JC recipes in 3.0.8?

LittleHamster · 01/21/09, 5:40 AM

Now that fire seeds and fire leaves are both gray, are casters still getting fire seeds when herbing fire thorns?