The Mystic Spellthread is a powerful enchantment that grants caster-class bonuses to leg armor. It can be applied to items of level 26 or higher, increasing spell power by 3 and stamina by 3. This item requires Level 21 and must be owned in your backpack. It cannot be applied in the “Do Not Trade” portion of a trade window and must be a level 35 item or higher.
The Mystic Spellthread also requires Honored or Exalted for the Runic variant, which require 5 or 10 Primal mana respectively, as well as 1 rune. It can be used to permanently embroider spellthread into pants, increasing spell damage and healing by up to 25 and stamina by 15. The item can be picked up when picked up and requires Level 58.
The Mystic Spellthread is a tailor-crafted augment that grants caster-class bonuses to leg armor. It requires Level 60 to apply it and must own the item in your backpack. It cannot be applied in the “Do Not Trade” portion of a trade window and must be a level 35 item or higher.
The Mystic Spellthread Legs requires Level 50 to permanently embroider spellthread into pants, increasing spell power by 25 and stamina by 15. This enchantment is a significant boost to a player’s stats and can be added to low-level pants and sent to a low-level toon as a bit of a boost to spellpower.
In summary, the Mystic Spellthread is a powerful enchantment that can be applied to leg armor to increase spell power, stamina, and spell power. It is not applicable to items higher than level 320 or higher.
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might been said in article and i missed it. but dont just look for what you can sell with profitt, but look for what actually sells. really dosent help if a potions have 5g profitt and you can have it sitt an ah for a year and nobody buying. tsm have an awesome tool for that, telling how many sales an item have a day, and how likely it is to sell. everything above 0.1-0.15 are ok, if its up to 0.4-0.5 we talking allmost guranteed sale. if its 0.02, then dont even bother make it, cause it wont sell
lol this man said engi makes gold, no it doesnt. not the way/speed the other prof can plz dont listen to this man and go get engi trust its not worth besides for couple toys and thats including the mote extractor sure its nice to have but in NO WAY does it compete with just farming them instead of hoping for a cloud
2:45 Hunters should not use Adamantite sharpening stones. They should be using Adamantite weight stones on fist weapons due to the crit on those also affecting ranged crit, whereas sharpening stone crit does not. If hunter is weaving and using an edged weapon, they should use fel sharpening stones as they are cheaper.
The whole article can be boiled down to “play the ah for low cost material” I often times get bids of 2 gold less per primal rather then the buy out. I pretty much have like 15 items im currently checking for low cost (6 are leveling my jcing on alt) but I almost always get a low bid on all primals I need for transmute/cloths.
ok i want to push up engineering, as you say mote gathering, i play on a fairly populated server, in the time it took to watch this article i gathered 33 motes of air, 11 motes of earth, 8 fel iron, 15 adantite, 3 korium and 2 eternium ores, obviously using engineering on its own wouldnt have the ores, but 99.9% of engineers will have mining and as your flying around nagrand gather the ores. So in 11mins at current sell prices thats 115g at current sale prices on horde AH Of course it is slight luck based on the ores and motes, but in 2 x 3 hour gathers ive so far gotten 48 primal air and 200+ of each ore, so its averaging around about 250-300g per hour of just flying around
i cant believe there is no mention of potion master, the best money making alchemy mastery. between major shadow potions, fel mana potions, haste potions, health and mana potions, free action potions, and the list goes on its hard not to make gold with potions master. also no mention of transmute arcanite which also has decent margins. honestly i didnt watch past the alchemy part because this guide is clearly trash for missing all these potions that make me hundreds of gold daily.
Not sure you’re aware or not, but you can just queue the betls in TSM and then it would ‘gather’ the mats, telling you to buy what you are missing. So for you it woul have said “you need to buy from vendor 136x Fine Thread” — and then when you’d visit the tailoring vendor, the “BUY” button would become active in TSM Gathering, automatically purchasing your missing mats. If you buy stuff on your main, like this, then visiting the mailbox would just activate a “MAIL” button in TSM Gathering, automatically mailing your stuff (the vendor reagents) to your crafter. TSM Gathering is fantastic and it basically automates getting items from your alts or from vendors.
Hey, love your articles, and the spreadsheets are insanely helpful! Was wondering if you’re going to do a JC/Enchanting kind of shuffle article with like the green rings, or if you have a spreadsheet that calculates the profits/losses like the one you have for tailoring that would be amazing. Awesome content, keep it up!
Yo! Just found your website. Im a great fan of tail ench shuffles, made a ton on legion/bfa with it. I was wondering.. I found a guide from back in the day where they say that the best multi prof shuffle is JC/Ench/Alchemy (prospect, cut gems, use some useless gems for crafting and DE and trasmute ). But if i understand well, that would be very long and time consuming to set it up, requiring 2 max level characters and also reputation /JC designs for max profits. Am I just better with the old tail/ench?
Hi! Great article, Cali! I’ve learned a lot from your series. 🙂 Say I wanted to add other recipes into this list. How did you find the formula you have on your sheet to find out how much the DE cost was? I didn’t see the 5 percent auction house cut added to the profit margin, but maybe it was due to the profits being small per each craft. Thank you for giving us insight on how to do this!!