I am making a moneymaking hunter and i have decided to get herbalism and enchanting for my skills.(my decision is final...no use in telling me these professions are bad.).
BUT the thing is i dont have a clue how much different enchants are selling for? Is there a site that could tell me that for every enchantment? i mean how much shall i charge for them.
Edited, Tue May 30 05:04:52 2006 by xyxyxy
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just watch in your main cities
and if your making a hunter your better off doing a rogue since they can stealth run bosses to farm shards
as well as stealth mining in BRD or stealth herb gathering in ZG ( VERY ******* DANGEROUS)
and if your making a hunter your better off doing a rogue since they can stealth run bosses to farm shards
as well as stealth mining in BRD or stealth herb gathering in ZG ( VERY ******* DANGEROUS)
lol im a rogue and i got the same professions as xyxyxy.just get a lvl to crusader cause thats like 200-250g on my server
I am making a moneymaking hunter and i have decided to get herbalism and enchanting for my skills.(my decision is final...no use in telling me these professions are bad.).
well if you have decided that this is the best way forward, then you need to go faction grinding. The future of the best recipes (for everything) lies in getting faction.
I've just ground Exalted Cenarion Circle, I definitely wouldn't want to do that again with an alt - not even revered.
TIP : Leatherworking requires no faction. (Neither does mining).
Without faction the only chanting recipes ur gonna be able to offer are the usual ones which every tom **** and harry also sells, and by the way - when I want spell damage +30 enchant or shadow damage glove enchant - do I do a /1 in city - or go to my guild enchanter ?
That's right - all the big boys with the big gear and the big money who want the big enchants go to their guild enchanter and get the enchant for free (providing mats ofc).
You might sell like an agi+7 or something I guess. Naybe a stats+5
well if you have decided that this is the best way forward, then you need to go faction grinding. The future of the best recipes (for everything) lies in getting faction.
I've just ground Exalted Cenarion Circle, I definitely wouldn't want to do that again with an alt - not even revered.
TIP : Leatherworking requires no faction. (Neither does mining).
Without faction the only chanting recipes ur gonna be able to offer are the usual ones which every tom **** and harry also sells, and by the way - when I want spell damage +30 enchant or shadow damage glove enchant - do I do a /1 in city - or go to my guild enchanter ?
That's right - all the big boys with the big gear and the big money who want the big enchants go to their guild enchanter and get the enchant for free (providing mats ofc).
You might sell like an agi+7 or something I guess. Naybe a stats+5
depending if mats included of course.
Dont know the prices ex. mats i know though that most enchanters will enchant for free just to lvl up, but the will eventually need cash to earn the needed recipes and they will sell the big/popular enchants like greater agility or some like that..
Maybe you should ask your guild mostly there are some with experiance on that kinda things.
And ofcourse you can sell the disenchants which makes alot of money.
Grtzz
Dont know the prices ex. mats i know though that most enchanters will enchant for free just to lvl up, but the will eventually need cash to earn the needed recipes and they will sell the big/popular enchants like greater agility or some like that..
Maybe you should ask your guild mostly there are some with experiance on that kinda things.
And ofcourse you can sell the disenchants which makes alot of money.
Grtzz
There doesn't appear to be any set method, but expect to give a lot away for free at early levels. The trade off is at least you are leveling your enchanting skill. When you start doing it solely for profit, it's up to you. Personally, if I provide the mats I charge what I paid plus around 10% for myself. So if I spend 15g on mats I charge around 16.5 or 17g. If they provide the mats they generally will tip but that's up to the buyer's discretion. If they don't tip don't do enchants for them anymore. The best thing you can do is establish reliable customers. When you sell enchants in town, especially if you're doing them for free, ask them to add you to their friends list and use you exclusively for enchanting from that point forward. I get several tells every night from customers who keep coming back to me. This also makes pricing easier since they know how much it's going to cost from looking at the mat prices at the AH.
i thought about doin enchanting/mining and just buyin the mats at the ah for my enchants so i can lvl my enchanting up but i dont know i know enchanting takes a really long time to lvl up
price for enchants vary from server to server
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Yes I am an enchanter and it will take you a really really long time to get the mats for the lvling than farming for the only recipes that you could make you money, but problem with this is as stated earlier if you are on Malorne than nobody in Flat line will go to you because they know I can do it for free and that I also have alot of mats that I will provide to the guild free of charge and alot of the only guilds that could imagine having the money for your enchants have someone like me in the guild cause you to be obsolete no offense. I would go to minning for money making off the rich thorium veins, but, if your heart is set on enchanting maybe you could make a little change from enchanted thorium/leather or just do what alot of people do and d/e the hell out of everything you have so that way you can sell all the mats on AH and it won't mater what lvl enchanter you are that would be the best way to make money on any server imo.
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