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Sumptuous Fur

Item Level 90

"Fur from beasts native to Draenor. Ingredient for cloth."
Crafting Reagent

Max Stack: 200

Sell Price: 17 50

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Comment by LoKHor

This has to be the oddest name for cloth; it sounds more like a rare Leatherworking reagent (despite the icon and white quality). It doesn't appear to be cloth scraps at all, either; and yet the description points towards it being used as cloth. Feel free to downrank this as soon as more information is available, but for now all I'll say is that there seems to be precious little information on tailoring. Could there be two kinds of cloth that drop in Draenor? We already know that the daily cooldown cloth is Hexweave Cloth; but information seems to be lacking to confirm that this is indeed the new cloth.

* Since my original comment, the name of this item has changed. It used to be called 'Native Beast Fur'. Sumptuous Fur still doesn't sound appealing to tailors!

Comment by Mandie

As of the latest beta patch, Sumptuous Fur is dropping as LOOT from Shadowmoon Stalkers (level 90 wolves in Shadowmoon). Being a skinner I can then procede to skin the animal for Raw Beast Hide. As others have mentioned, this is a big change from the normal humanoid/undead drop of cloth for tailors and first aid. I personally find it an unfair advantage for skinners as they can farm "cloth" AND leather from the same beasts.

The tailoring building in the garrison offers a work order: 5 Sumptuous Fur in exchange for Hexweave Cloth. The building can be built and work orders can be completed even if you don't have tailoring. You can then ask the tailoring NPC Christopher Macdonald in the building to craft you cloth armor or Embroidery with the Hexweave Cloth you receive. As the Hexweave Cloth is BOP, you can't exchange it with other players or sell it on the AH.

Comment by Starrfyre

I have found that Saberon have a very good drop rate for sumptuous fur, and since their spawn rate is pretty quick it's easy to farm in any saberon area.

Comment by Beriberi

Sumptuous Fur may also be acquired through trapping talbuks and wolves for barn workorders.

The elite beast for a level 3 barn fur workorder is Direfang Alpha.

Comment by lankybrit

Tailors now get drops of beasts, instead of Humanoids. Don't know why they changed it, but they did.

Comment by Maricha

Don't you think it was a bit babarish to get the cloth from killing Humanoids? This new cloth actually show intellect (in a brain-used-way), that the world has figured out how to make it from scratch instead of stealing it :P
Question: Did we actually tear the cloths of the deads and used it (magically) for use in Professions? Yaaaak! I like this new picture better ;) (Yeah, you probably guessed... I'm a girl (actually, an old Lady) that still wants to save the world) :)

Comment by Broem

Pretty good farming spot that i have experienced is in 'Spires of Arak' at the coast.

Here is a picture of the map with the selected area: http://i.imgur.com/CexUQ8J.jpg

Just kill those feral druids... i mean those bloodmane mobs. Sadly i dont have any numbers. Just give it a try!

Comment by Goblinity

I highly recommend the Shivering Trench's frost wolves for Hordies; they've got a rather good drop rate, fast spawn and big numbers.

Comment by addmyster

I found Tailthrasher Basin in Southern Gorgrond (43, 90) to be a good farming spot. Lots of mobs and they drop a fair amount of fur.

Comment by NBostaph

Given that this does not drop from humanoids, does cloth scavenging Cloth Scavenging affect drop rates?

Comment by Trishthenerd

I found the best farming spot to be in Tailthrasher Basin (Southern part of Gorgrond, around 43, 90) off of the Saberon (forgive me if this is spelled wrong)

Comment by Bimbogones

Excellent start dropping from mobs "Ridge Prowler", but for for some reason I can not find on wowhead, so it to show a similar creature - . Start dropping at 1-3 pieces, sometimes 5 in Talador above Fort Rinn coordinates - 66 17. Within 25 minutes you can collect about 50 pieces. 50 pieces are enough to do daily things Tailoring profession and start a process in Hexweave Cloth in your garrison.

Comment by JamesDevlin

Not all cloths are grown from plants. People have been making CLOTH from the "fur" of animals such as angora rabbits, and sheep, for eons. So collecting fur for cloth makes sense from this point of view.

Comment by Acaulis

If you're also a skinner I would suggest you start at that cave and work up the coast killing Coldsnout Boars. They drop less Fur but are skinnable and are very plentiful.

Comment by stickshift

This is the Windwool Cloth of WoD. Though it has several tradeskill uses, as you can see by clicking on Reagent For, you're Leveling Tailor will benefit from it the most.

Comment by lordthom

I've found that the wolves in the shivering trench in frostfire ridge (53,66) give me the best rate of fur. They are lvl 90 wolves, and have a respawn rate of around 1 minute. There are 2 packs and then some loose ones in the back. they gave me 150 fur in about 15 minutes so around 600 fur in a hour, probably more as im not constantly farming (im farming while writing this. so really really good! Oh and so far i havent seen anyone else so not much competition ^^

Hope this helps :)

Ps. you WILL feel bad killing the wolves, as there are really cute puppies walking around :(

Comment by Mindwipe

Does Cloth Scavenging work for , does it work for humanoids in Draenor from the new expansion Warlords of Draenor?

Comment by Yeww

For all you Horde Barn peoples:

If the wolf area east of your garrison in Frostfire is being camped by a bunch of people, fly to Wor'var in Nagrand and right outside the base there are a few trees with 3-5 talbuks. You can also get fur from turning these talbuks in to your barn.

Comment by Veilor

As I only use the fur for daily Tailoring cooldown I have found the Wolves close to the Alliance Garrisson to be the best spot, easily killed and you get drops fairly frequently.

Comment by TonyFox

A really good spot for farming Sumptuous Fur is Daggerjaw Raiders and Daggerjaw Hoarders just east of Fort Wrynn, Talador (or just north of Vol'jin's Pride).

They have slightly under a 1:1 drop rate and they respawn fast enough that you can circle the lake and they'll be back by the time you make it all the way around. Plus they're only level 94 so they're quick and easy to kill, AND they fight each other so they often have even less health! You should be able to get around 250-350 furs an hour there.

Comment by DrowWind

I've found the sweet spot to farm Sumptuous Fur @lvl100 is Steamscar Rise in Gorgrond farming Saberon. the entrance is @ 50.2,49.5 for those without co-ords is above Highpass and to the right of Gronn Canyon. in the space of an hr I have farmed 859 Sumptuous Fur

Comment by jimjimjim

For those looking to farm while farming, Thorncoat Talbuk drops Gorian Artifact Fragment in addition to Sumptuous Fur. Without skinning, there's seems to be few activities that you can do while gathering material for tailoring. This is a sharp contrast to previous expansions where you were much more likely to get cloth from your normal activities like running a dungeon.

Edit: I recommend avoiding the elites in the area as they don't drop enough fur for the increased time investment of killing them.

Comment by Arcilux

It's almost always heavily camped, but for horde the frostwolves in the Shivering Trench just east of your garrison is amazing, especially if you have a skinner and/or a barn. There are two sets of frostwolves sleeping right across from each other, each group has about 6-7 wolves. My hunter would drop a trap then barrage. The first to reach me would be trapped giving a furry beast for the barn, the rest would die. Loot, skin, turn around and repeat. I had about 15-20 minutes where nobody else was in the trench and got 247 Raw Beast Hide, 122 Sumptuous fur, and 9 Furry Caged Beasts, not to mention 4 greens for enchanter and about 100G worth of vendor items, mostly Luxurious Pelts, mangy pelts, and serrated incisors.

The talbuks around nagrand are also great, especially if you need timber for your lumber mill. One circuit around nagrand got me 21 Caged Furry Beasts, 250 timber, and about 90 fur. The talbuks take longer to kill, so I mostly trapped while in nagrand.

Comment by Cheezeslice

In Spires of Arak, I'm finding the boars on the coast west of Axefall are dropping good numbers. Maybe I'm getting lucky, but they are dropping 3 per kill.

Comment by Anisocoria

I am a skinner so I had tons of this stuff. I was just selling it to regular vendors just to get more space in my bags. Actually you can use it to level your FIRST AID profession. Sumptuous fur makes special antiseptic bandages (Cures of Draenor) which heals for 47,440 damage over 8 seconds. "The healing properties of Sea Scorpion venom can be absorbed through the skin, but application is slow." Hoping this will clear up some of the confusion our beloved tailors have been experiencing.

Comment by Stormeey

I wanted to put my two cents in on farming this crafting material having tried all the locations listed below. While they are mostly "ok" places to farm, I , like most people would rather have a better consistent yield / spawn & a less camped location than most of the places listed below.

The very best place that I have discovered so far is in Shadowmoon Valley all along the fields outside the Temple of Karabor. This is where the packs of Grazers (Elekk) cruise around. Each pack of mobs yields between 3-9 fur. There are a few spots where you can pull 2-3 groups together which is nice :)

I found that the spawn rate is decent because these mobs are a quest objective which always seems to help spawn rates. But.. even if there are other people out doing the quest it seems to be no issue since these mobs spawn all the way south toward the coast and the Shimmer Moor and north most of the way to Elodor / Shinri country.

If you take a skinner you can get double duty in this location (always a nice perk) and even tho it yields scraps these do add up as well. The meat is also still "decently" priced in AH so time spent farming the fur here has a few ways to make it at the very least "minimally" profitable.

Happy Hunting !

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