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hey guys your tips have been a great help. im a lvl50 paladin and im a Skinned/Leatherworker, so yeah i cant use what i make, so i was wondering which spec i can make most money off?
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The only spec I've ever worked with is Dragonscale. Some of the equipment is pretty good, but its not worth the time involved, the scales are just such a low drop rate.
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The only spec I've ever worked with is Dragonscale. Some of the equipment is pretty good, but its not worth the time involved, the scales are just such a low drop rate.
Ditto.
Dragonscale is nice because it's used for both hunter and shaman gear. Elemental is more geared towards rogues, and Tribal aimed at druids. The only problem is that dragonscale mats are damn hard to farm.
If you want to make money though, you're out of luck; all of the old LWing recipes that used to be specialization-specific are now available to all leatherworkers, and those that require a spec are BoP. If I were you, I'd drop LWing altogether and pick up mining. This will net you much more money than a production skill that you can't even use.
If you want to make money though, you're out of luck; all of the old LWing recipes that used to be specialization-specific are now available to all leatherworkers, and those that require a spec are BoP. If I were you, I'd drop LWing altogether and pick up mining. This will net you much more money than a production skill that you can't even use.
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Dragonscale is nice because it's used for both hunter and shaman gear. Elemental is more geared towards rogues, and Tribal aimed at druids. The only problem is that dragonscale mats are damn hard to farm.
If you want to make money though, you're out of luck; all of the old LWing recipes that used to be specialization-specific are now available to all leatherworkers, and those that require a spec are BoP. If I were you, I'd drop LWing altogether and pick up mining. This will net you much more money than a production skill that you can't even use.
If you want to make money though, you're out of luck; all of the old LWing recipes that used to be specialization-specific are now available to all leatherworkers, and those that require a spec are BoP. If I were you, I'd drop LWing altogether and pick up mining. This will net you much more money than a production skill that you can't even use.
100% agree. Not sure why you would pick up skinning/lw as a pally. The things that you work for (the lvl 375 bop items) are all pretty much useles to you.
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