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Hey, I wanted to go enchanting (half-heartedly) but have been told its a bad choice to go as a rogue. I currently only have mining for the profit reasons, and want to get something else. Should i abandon mining and go for LW/Skinner? or stick with mining and add enchanting to the mix?
Soldara wrote:
Hey, I wanted to go enchanting (half-heartedly) but have been told its a bad choice to go as a rogue. I currently only have mining for the profit reasons, and want to get something else. Should i abandon mining and go for LW/Skinner? or stick with mining and add enchanting to the mix?
Keep the mining and add enchanting for the money making ability of Disenchanting. Get the latest Auctioneer Advanced Suite at http://www.auctioneeraddon.com/ . Go down in the forum a couple posts and follow the Bottom Scanner Guide that is here:
http://www.allakhazam.com/forum.html?forum=69;mid=1211664443240489574;num=3;page=1 .
You can use some of the mats you create to level your enchanting, as well as make plenty of money.
Soldara wrote:
Hey, I wanted to go enchanting (half-heartedly) but have been told its a bad choice to go as a rogue.
Go to whoever told you that Enchanting is a bad choice and punch him out. Not only that, but discount whatever he says in the future, as well. He is misinformed, gave you bad information, and deserves to be covered with honey and staked to a nest of fire ants.
Enchanting (through DISenchanting) is easily the best moneymaking profession in the game. Just treat it as a gathering skill.
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Hey thanks guys. I more of saw enchanting only for the money sink skill involved in levelling it, not a gathering skill. When disenchanting items, you'd be missing out on money from the AH, and using those mats to skill up instead of selling them means i miss out on a lot of gold. But if i lvl it and disenchant to sell, i guess i could be rich.
I'm now a miner/enchanter. So i guess this thread has ended, eh?
I'm now a miner/enchanter. So i guess this thread has ended, eh?
Don't worry about the mats you use to level up. If you use a few hundred gold worth of mats to level it, so what? It is an investment.
As you raise your enchanting level, you will be able to disenchant higher level weapons and armor, so you will be able to find more items to de. Using some mats to get your level up means higher profits, even if you buy some of the mats. Aim for eventually getting your enchanting to 275 (requires character level 35).
You can laugh at the people who told you it wasn't a good idea, once you have your first 1000g in savings.
Edited, May 27th 2008 7:29am by dadanox
As you raise your enchanting level, you will be able to disenchant higher level weapons and armor, so you will be able to find more items to de. Using some mats to get your level up means higher profits, even if you buy some of the mats. Aim for eventually getting your enchanting to 275 (requires character level 35).
You can laugh at the people who told you it wasn't a good idea, once you have your first 1000g in savings.
Edited, May 27th 2008 7:29am by dadanox
The Honorable dadanox wrote:
Don't worry about the mats you use to level up. If you use a few hundred gold worth of mats to level it, so what? It is an investment.
As you raise your enchanting level, you will be able to disenchant higher level weapons and armor, so you will be able to find more items to de. Using some mats to get your level up means higher profits, even if you buy some of the mats. Aim for eventually getting your enchanting to 275 (requires character level 35).
You can laugh at the people who told you it wasn't a good idea, once you have your first 1000g in savings.
As you raise your enchanting level, you will be able to disenchant higher level weapons and armor, so you will be able to find more items to de. Using some mats to get your level up means higher profits, even if you buy some of the mats. Aim for eventually getting your enchanting to 275 (requires character level 35).
You can laugh at the people who told you it wasn't a good idea, once you have your first 1000g in savings.
The thing is, you do not have to spend money to level enchanting until you start getting close to 300. Here's the way to do it (even with a starting amount as low as 50 silver):
Purchase cheap low-level greens (disenchant level=1) at the AH with your initial amount. Make sure that they are cheap and the results will make you a profit by using Enchantrix. Sell the resulting mats until you get to around 10 Gold - that should get you enough low-level greens to get the mats to bring yourself to the next level. Continue in this fashion, always ensuring that you will have enough excess mats to got to the next disenchant level. You will make money as you get better, and as you get better, you will make even more.
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