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Herbalism or Tailoring?
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Post by
Kidades
I got herbalism 298/375 and enchanting 105/150 and i realy want to level my enchanting but mats are very expencive on my realm. So i was thinking about dropping herbalism and getting tailoring. Is it a good idea? I get good money from herb now and I dont know will tailor be the same. Can tailor earn any money?
Post by
lorgion
Sure you can. But it's hard to say cause we don't know you server economy, how much herbs you sell, how much herb you farm etc. Tailor income is in large centered around bags and cooldown cloth pieces. If there isn't a large market for these tailoring will probably not make herbalism kinda cash.
Post by
Kidades
Herbs cost more than bags and cloths but i realy need tailor to level enchanting. I still cant decide.
Post by
lorgion
Sounds to me you would be better of just herbing and selling them and then buy the enchant mats you need. Creating tailor items just to disenchant them isn't exactlly cheap either, it's just something you do cause it's fast and easy.
It becomes easier to get enchant mats the higher your level is, so if that lv51 hunter is your highest level character wait until you become 60 or 70 then you can solo run all the old world instances and just disenchant everything you find. At 51 you should be able to run everything below scholomance/blackrock and Strataholme on your own.
Post by
Kidades
Yes but drops from instances are usually rare and I only get shards from rare items. And I need dusts and essences more than shards.
Post by
buzz3070
yes but you also get a good amount of greens to disenchant and if you still need dust essences etc sell shards and buy them
Post by
Kidades
Ok I decided. I will keep herbalism.
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