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Pattern Farming With Your Jewelcrafter


Mommar Here.

Every expansion has brought a different method of obtaining Jewelcrafting patterns for meta-gem cuts.  The last two expansions had players performing daily chores for tokens to purchase their patterns.

Mists of Pandaria revamped the system,  making a daily research project to obtain the rare blue cut patterns and a basic drop system for the meta diamonds.   This followed Blizzards goal of having to take a toon out for a spin in Pandaria instead of keeping them at their hometown to craft items.

The Primal Diamond is the crafting material that is used for the meta cuts.created from alchemist.   With the materials required to craft this already starts off being expensive (avg on many servers between 750-1000g in raw form).   With the patterns being drops,  the selling price for meta diamond cuts tend to be on the pricey side for now.   As the expansion matures this will probably change but primal diamond are still a good investment tool for Jewelcrafters.

With my personal cartel my Jewelcrafter is not my main.   Generally on the short list of leveling she ends up being about 3rd or 4th.   Some of my profession toons require to be leveled to get access to higher level patterns.  Tailoring and Leather working fall into this pattern to obtain epic sales and patterns.  

Jewelcrafting receives the benefit of the drop system and this can be taken advantage of.  There are many farming spots in Jade Forest that can be taken advantage of.  If your not wanting to level your Jewelcrafter currently but wanting access to this profitable patterns,  an hour of farming on both humanoid and mobs can net a couple of these patterns.  As always your mileage might vary when it comes to drops.

This isn't always the most optimum of ways of using a combination of obtaining patterns and leveling.  Many of the quests as you level through Jade Forest and beyond involve killing mobs.   Each of those kills that are looting present an opportunity for a new pattern.   So where the opportunity of semi mindless farming on mobs might appear easier,  it ends up slowing up the opportunity to both level and obtain patterns.

There is no real calculation of just what the drop rate is since it is a Jewelcrafting only loot item.  but 244-344 per drop isn't that far out of the ballpark using the numbers from Wowhead.   This is a lot of mobs to kill in repetition in one spot,  waiting for repops of the mobs.   A better tactic would be to continue to level through the content and do the occasional farming of humanoids and beasts when possible.   Instead of killing just 10 in a certain area,  killing 15 will add more chances for a Primal Diamond cut drop.

Selective opportunity farming combined with leveling will give you just the same amount of access to the patterns as well as put you in a higher leveling plateau.  Planning your time and methods will add more chances to obtain the patterns your looking for.

One thing with this combination of farming and leveling is to avoid instance queues.   Where the leveling becomes faster through instances,  the quick farming opportunities are not as plentiful.  Also your taking the chance that there is another Jewelcrafter in your group,  cutting your chances of obtaining that pattern in half. A one on one situation with rolling against the random loot generator for each kill puts you in a better spot if you are pattern hunting.

Keep this in mind when it is time to break out your Jewelcrafter.   Time is money and setting your time tables wisely will give you more opportunities for gold making.  Gold opportunities always make Goblins smile.

Good luck and Good Hunting


Want to get in contact with me? . Email me at Dragonbearjoe @ gmail. dOT com or find me on twitter at "@JMTCMommar" You can find me hanging out on the Shandris Server, chat me up and I will buy you a glass of juice. 

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No Shirt No Service


Mommar Here (Aren't you surprised????)

Each warcraft profession has multiple side businesses that they can delve into.   Sub professions that can be just as lucrative as regular posting of armor and weapons.

One of these comes out of the Tailoring profession with the demand specifically for crafting shirts.  They offer no armor value,  but they score high on the vanity list.   The patterns are picked up from multiple places.  Some are trained while leveling the profession,  others are either vendor sales or rare drops in specific areas.  

We're going to look at two specific ones to watch out for (there are multiple ones but these two tend to be highly prized).

Pattern: Rich Purple Silk Shirt is a rare world drop that is highly valued.   First the bad news,  it's very very expensive for someone to purchase this pattern.  Ranges from 3k all the way up to 25k are seen.   But every so often you will see it listed on the AH for cheaper,  be prepared to grab it at a moments notice (if you use Trade Skill Manager or Auctioneer add this pattern to your search list)

Pattern: Black Swashbuckler's Shirt is a much easier pattern to obtain.   The Vendor for this shirt pattern is Narkk in The Cape of Stranglethorn at coordinates 42,69 (inside the city).  It's a limited number pattern so if it isn't there when you first arrive,  wait for the pattern to reappear.

Other patterns of interest include

Tuxedo Shirt (Sold by Millie Gregorian in Undercity or Outfitter Eric in Ironforge)

Pink Mageweave (Sold by Borya or Lizna Goldweaver in Orgrimmar or Outfitter Eric in Ironforge)

Dark Silk Shirt  (Sold by Mallen Swain in Hillsbrad Foothills or Sheri Zipstitch in Duskwood

(Here is a link to the rest of the shirts that can be made:  Tailor Profession Crafted Shirts )

a 1 hour vendor run can net you the majority of this shirts to process and sell to others.   A few lucky breaks from listings on the auction house can net you a large amount of gold as well (most of the patterns are BOE so selling copies you have on the Auction House can add more gold to your scissors case)

This is one of the many side businesses you can build that specialize in low materials/high income depending on the demand on your server.   Shirts and by extension pants can be the money maker you're looking for to push you over the top.



Good Luck and Good Hoarding

Want to get in contact with me? . Email me at Dragonbearjoe @ gmail. dOT com or find me on twitter at "@JMTCMommar" You can find me hanging out on the Shandris Server, chat me up and I will buy you a glass of juice. 

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