WoW: Talk 'n Squawk!

Petra · 18th May 2007, 01:03 PM

I am getting REAL frustrated with LeatherWorking.

I have discovered real quick that farming for additional recipes is a huge waste of time. Spent a few weeks searching the AH's, for cheap recipes (don't understand why they're so expensive, couple G's? c'mon!) but no luck, and I'm still saving up for my rideable kitty... so what the hay?

Is LW really worth keeping? After I get my kitty, and start blowing money on recipes, will it pay itself back later? Or should I change LW to another profession?

**Maddux** · 18th May 2007, 01:37 PM

I have leather working as a profession and I get most of my recipes from the trainers. I very rarely buy recipes from the Auction House unless the price is reasonable. I have branched towards DragonScale Leather working because I can make make some "high speed" armor for my characters, and auction them off as well.

My suggestion would be to gather and sell your resources to get your "ride", then once you have that, then work on Leatherworking. Unless your level 40, you wont be able to train to level 300, and thats when you start to be able to make the things in demand by higher level characters. Thats where the money is.

Enchanting is more profitable and always in demand by "Twinks". But then again you need to be level 40 to make the things really in demand by those with gold. Work on having fun and getting your "ride"

Petra · 18th May 2007, 01:40 PM

I'm all trained out from the trainers, that's why I feel stuck. I'm in between training and recipes... blaaah!!!

Gonna work my butt off this weekend to get $$ though, that's fo' shizzle.

Thanks Maddy!

**Maddux** · 18th May 2007, 01:42 PM

Sorry, I meant specialists.

Horde

Brum Winterhoof, 50 (28,45), Arathi Highlands (Elemental Leatherworker)

Thorkaf Dragoneye, 50, Dustwind Gulch, Badlands, (Dragonscale Leatherworker)

Se'Jib, 50, Stranglethorn Vale, (Tribal Leatherworker)

Aliance

Sarah Tanner, 50, Tanner Camp, Searing Gorge (Elemental Leatherworker)

Peter Galen, 50, Azshara (Dragonscale Leatherworker)

Caryssia Moonhunter, 50, The Lower Wilds, Feralas (Tribal Leatherworking)

Petra · 18th May 2007, 01:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Maddux

Sorry, I meant specialists.

Horde

Brum Winterhoof, 50 (28,45), Arathi Highlands (Elemental Leatherworker)

Thorkaf Dragoneye, 50, Dustwind Gulch, Badlands, (Dragonscale Leatherworker)

Se'Jib, 50, Stranglethorn Vale, (Tribal Leatherworker)

Aliance

Sarah Tanner, 50, Tanner Camp, Searing Gorge (Elemental Leatherworker)

Peter Galen, 50, Azshara (Dragonscale Leatherworker)

Caryssia Moonhunter, 50, The Lower Wilds, Feralas (Tribal Leatherworking)

What are the main/most noticeable differences between Elemental, Dragonscale, and Tribal?
All I know is the WoW boards rave about the Dragonscale. I dont get it, and "50" means I gotta get to lvl 50 in order to specialize?
AAAh I'M SUCH A NEWB!!!
So many questions...

**DiP** · 18th May 2007, 01:46 PM

I don't know what's funnier... Maddux a leather worker... or the uhh.. "ride" (semi-inside-joke).

Petra · 18th May 2007, 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DiP

I don't know what's funnier... Maddux a leather worker... or the uhh.. "ride" (semi-inside-joke).

lol the only thing worse than a male leather worker is a male herbalist out in the woods picking daisies for his lil potions.

Okay I'm done, he's helping me I'll shuttup.

**Maddux** · 18th May 2007, 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Petra

.....
AAAh I'M SUCH A NEWB!!!
......

haha

**Maddux** · 18th May 2007, 06:33 PM

Go where the gold is and thats Dragon Scale Leatherworking. Dragons and dragonkin drop a nice amount of silver and magic items, plus give resources such as leather and scales.

This guide will help you out: WoWPeek's Leatherworking guide

Petra · 23rd May 2007, 01:46 PM

Made several G's selling heavy quivers and amo pouches at the AH for my kitty.

Nothing else I make seems to sell. Think I found my money making nitch.

wOot!

I should have my kitty by this weekend!!!

18th May 2007, 01:03 PM	#1
Petra Knowledge is power, and power corrupts. So study hard and be evil. Join Date: Dec 2006 Shard: WoW Perenolde/Blackwater Raiders Posts: 1,371 Gold: 2,013 My Mood: Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	WoW: Talk 'n Squawk! I am getting REAL frustrated with LeatherWorking. I have discovered real quick that farming for additional recipes is a huge waste of time. Spent a few weeks searching the AH's, for cheap recipes (don't understand why they're so expensive, couple G's? c'mon!) but no luck, and I'm still saving up for my rideable kitty... so what the hay? Is LW really worth keeping? After I get my kitty, and start blowing money on recipes, will it pay itself back later? Or should I change LW to another profession? Siggy courtesy of Nevaeh, thank you!

18th May 2007, 01:37 PM	#2
Maddux I've got Skinnies with RPGS! Twelve 'o'clock! Join Date: Jan 2006 Shard: Pacific Posts: 6,605 Gold: 23,463 Thanks: 22 Thanked 62 Times in 49 Posts	Re: WoW: Talk 'n Squawk! I have leather working as a profession and I get most of my recipes from the trainers. I very rarely buy recipes from the Auction House unless the price is reasonable. I have branched towards DragonScale Leather working because I can make make some "high speed" armor for my characters, and auction them off as well. My suggestion would be to gather and sell your resources to get your "ride", then once you have that, then work on Leatherworking. Unless your level 40, you wont be able to train to level 300, and thats when you start to be able to make the things in demand by higher level characters. Thats where the money is. Enchanting is more profitable and always in demand by "Twinks". But then again you need to be level 40 to make the things really in demand by those with gold. Work on having fun and getting your "ride"

18th May 2007, 01:40 PM	#3
Petra Knowledge is power, and power corrupts. So study hard and be evil. Join Date: Dec 2006 Shard: WoW Perenolde/Blackwater Raiders Posts: 1,371 Gold: 2,013 My Mood: Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: WoW: Talk 'n Squawk! I'm all trained out from the trainers, that's why I feel stuck. I'm in between training and recipes... blaaah!!! Gonna work my butt off this weekend to get $$ though, that's fo' shizzle. Thanks Maddy! Siggy courtesy of Nevaeh, thank you!

18th May 2007, 01:42 PM	#4
Maddux I've got Skinnies with RPGS! Twelve 'o'clock! Join Date: Jan 2006 Shard: Pacific Posts: 6,605 Gold: 23,463 Thanks: 22 Thanked 62 Times in 49 Posts	Re: WoW: Talk 'n Squawk! Sorry, I meant specialists. Horde Brum Winterhoof, 50 (28,45), Arathi Highlands (Elemental Leatherworker) Thorkaf Dragoneye, 50, Dustwind Gulch, Badlands, (Dragonscale Leatherworker) Se'Jib, 50, Stranglethorn Vale, (Tribal Leatherworker) Aliance Sarah Tanner, 50, Tanner Camp, Searing Gorge (Elemental Leatherworker) Peter Galen, 50, Azshara (Dragonscale Leatherworker) Caryssia Moonhunter, 50, The Lower Wilds, Feralas (Tribal Leatherworking)

18th May 2007, 01:46 PM	#6
DiP Ronin<br>UOForums Bouncer Join Date: Jan 2006 Shard: Black Water Raiders, Azeroth Posts: 9,242 Gold: 20,782 My Mood: Thanks: 164 Thanked 115 Times in 94 Posts	Re: WoW: Talk 'n Squawk! I don't know what's funnier... Maddux a leather worker... or the uhh.. "ride" (semi-inside-joke). Thanks again Maddux! Adri: women don't discuss men while in the bathroom, we sacrifice small animals and smoke tampons rolls eyes

18th May 2007, 06:33 PM	#9
Maddux I've got Skinnies with RPGS! Twelve 'o'clock! Join Date: Jan 2006 Shard: Pacific Posts: 6,605 Gold: 23,463 Thanks: 22 Thanked 62 Times in 49 Posts	Re: WoW: Talk 'n Squawk! Go where the gold is and thats Dragon Scale Leatherworking. Dragons and dragonkin drop a nice amount of silver and magic items, plus give resources such as leather and scales. This guide will help you out: WoWPeek's Leatherworking guide

23rd May 2007, 01:46 PM	#10
Petra Knowledge is power, and power corrupts. So study hard and be evil. Join Date: Dec 2006 Shard: WoW Perenolde/Blackwater Raiders Posts: 1,371 Gold: 2,013 My Mood: Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Re: WoW: Talk 'n Squawk! Made several G's selling heavy quivers and amo pouches at the AH for my kitty. Nothing else I make seems to sell. Think I found my money making nitch. wOot! I should have my kitty by this weekend!!! Siggy courtesy of Nevaeh, thank you!

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