Re: herbalism/skinning ?
- From: Brian <brianmcadam@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 11:12:34 -0800
"Bother!", said Pooh, as he read Nathan Engle's latest post to
alt.games.warcraft.
>>, and skins are used even more widely. Raw
>> herbs are only used by alchemists as far as I can tell. *
>
>Two words: quest requirements
>
>The big demand for ghost mushrooms is driven by level 60 locks.
>The demand for liferoot is driven by a warrior quest. Demand
>for kingsblood is driven by the Thorium Bros. Even demand for
>lowly earthroot is driven up by a low level druid quest. And
>if you're a weirdo like me and you actually USE some of your
>herbs to make potions you can be a big-time alchie-holic.
>Potions are expensive to buy but very reasonable to make.
The real reason that the market for Herbs is so much better than the market
for metals is that alchemy is a consumable resource.
A Blacksmith will go farm for a while, make his big piece, then stop
farming.
An Alchemist has to *constantly* farm herbs to keep stock. Especially in
the big raiding guilds. Figure out what potions the big guilds are
consuming a lot of, figure out what herbs they need, and go to town.
Icecap, Dreamfoil, Mountain Silversage, Golden Sansam, Plaguebloom. 12-20g
a stack, every time. There's no such thing as too much Dreamfoil, it will
*always* sell.
Brian
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