Long cooldown items
Alchemy: Arcanite Bar
Leather Working: Cured Rugged Hide
Tailoring: Mooncloth
Engineering: Snowballs
Blacksmithing: _________
Enchanting: _________
Can anyone fill in the blanks? Because i would like to choose 2 different professions with cooldowns like the arcanite transmute to help supplying the guild or myself. But I am not sure which 2 I will pick, or if there is a cooldown item for enchanting or blacksmithing.
Thanks for your help!
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not to knit pick but....
Leather Working:Purified Deeprock salt.
then Enchanting and smithing are not cooldown driven, blizzard decided that their jobs were hard enough, and that smiths and enchanters are not entitled to the revenue that is assoicated with producing a cooldown infuanced item.
Leather Working:Purified Deeprock salt.
then Enchanting and smithing are not cooldown driven, blizzard decided that their jobs were hard enough, and that smiths and enchanters are not entitled to the revenue that is assoicated with producing a cooldown infuanced item.
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Thank you for clearing that up. I think I will go with Leatherworking and Alchemy then.
(Is the Refined Deeprock Salt used for anything else?)
(Is the Refined Deeprock Salt used for anything else?)
nope just curing hides, Thats why it was Knitpiking, essentaly it is for hides but you can sell the salt and any LW of suffent level can cure the hides.
If the goal was usefull cooldown based items i would choose alchemy and Tailoring, mooncloth is just tooo valuable for me to pass up.
If the goal was usefull cooldown based items i would choose alchemy and Tailoring, mooncloth is just tooo valuable for me to pass up.
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